In the Midwest, this is Corvettes. It always irritates me to see them at car shows, especially stock ones. Congrats on being able to get financing on a new car...
Ghoulardi
ghoulardi
The whole race will be filmed by dashcam and will be streamed on LiveLeak.
the Philadelphia experiment
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelp…
not the movie's
Project Pigeon/Project Orcon — using pigeons as bomb guidance systems. From the brilliant-yet-batshit mind of BF Skinner. The stuff of urban legends.
Patton's Ghost Army
Or vampire Willow...
And we cannot forget Fred/Illyria
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How Not To Be Seen
The Me-262 had short engine life because advanced alloys weren't available to the Germans due to wartime embargoes on raw materials. As a result, their engines were made almost entirely of steel, which didn't fare well under high heat and high stress.
1. In 1943 a range of 700 miles was a show stopper, especially since combat would suck that distance down. 700 miles was the range of the far more developed, production ME-262. The use of the prop and jet together, is sort of like the use of range extending gas engines on cars: a hack to make a not yet practical…
Cheetah.
Even if the shot went perfectly they were still standing right in front of a goddamn car driving through a goddamn truck, idiots.
German cars in general for being expensive to maintain
The Eco-Friendly Prius...
Some of the drawings depict them attacking the living (to drive home their point, I guess)
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EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVIL BEAVER!
Artist's sketch of the suspects:
Grumman F6F all day, every day and twice on Sundays.
Grumman. I could give a shit if I had a Challenger. But if I had a Grumman Hellcat please believe I would lose my collective shit.