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Kinda like the SD attorney general?

Technically, it’s a ship, so it comes with its own chains

*brown flag

Perhaps the pole should have been mounted on the hood. At least then, the driver would have been looking in the direction he was going. Putting it on the trunk was just asking for this sort of thing to happen. Poor planning.

If you don’t like limos, Jimmy Buffett concerts, and Wheelbarrow sex, you’re doing those things with the wrong people. The things themselves are absolutely not the problem.

Now back to the externally-mounted stripper pole, how could it possibly be used?”

mmm banned cake

Yes, keep them away because if they fly over a sporting event and you stare real hard at them while listening to the national anthem, you won’t be able to resist the urge to visit your local recruiting office the next morning.

You’ve probably done your own research, haven’t you?

Many people who specialize in infectious diseases disagree with you. Like Donald Trump, I’ve gotten the vaccine and booster shot. I also wear a mask. I’m a patriot. I care about other Americans. I want to reduce the chances of spreading a horrible disease that can cause pain and death to my countrymen. Is that “Why?”

County name checks out.

C’mon, “inexperienced pilots” are not flying for the Royal Air force Acrobatic team, or in any other county’s military formations over major sporting events.

My point was not that , although it maybe true. Given tat our Prime Minister can argue that a pissup in a garden was a “a work event” and in the US, 40something% of people still think there chosen idol won an election, If I had the money,

Here’s the “yeah, however”: Military pilots have to do so many training hours anyway, so they can either fly over some remote area, or, they can fly in front of thousands of people, look cool, and add to the pageantry of the race. 

How ‘bout we also stop with the national anthems? More tired of the jingoism than I am about the display of one cool technology (modern aircraft) in the presence of another (F1 cars).

How about they stop racing for despots instead?

Looking forward to the completely civilian F15-EX squadron doing a low altitude afterburner pass over the Miami GP

In another life I would have graduated with my 2-year IT degree, A+ certification, and CCNA certification in 09 and something like this would have been a perfect replacement for my 95 Chevy blazer. But I didn’t do any of that for a really dumb reason and instead stayed poor for 13 years. Thankfully that’s changed in

I actually did a similar Cash for Clunkers trade to what you described- a 1996 Jeep Cherokee (2 doors, vinyl seats, got all of 12 mpg) for a 2009 Nissan Versa S hatchback (1.8l engine and the conventional automatic transmission). No regrets. It’s not great in the mountains and the ride is a bit bumpy, but it has had no

I’ve come to the realization that a Cash For Clunkers Nissan Versa is a second or more faster than a good chunk of my fleet.