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This guy again?!

I’m surprised I’ve yet to see someone PhotoShop Spicer’s face onto Baghdad Bob.

Plot-holes.

Alt-facts about Bernie Ecclestone:

“And if all others accepted the lie which the Party imposed – if all records told the same tale – then the lie passed into history and became truth. He who controls the past controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past.”

Shit. He still lives. He’s running rings round my operation, and apparently the Bernie Ecclestone my men kill are all body doubles. EVERY. SINGLE. GODDAMED. FUCKING. TIME.

Torch is a goddamn national treasure.

Nice work, Torch!

My C-5 story. Deploying to Desert Shield/Storm, a.k.a. the good war, out of Dover AFB. Early arrival for flight 0430, plane not ready, engine oil leak. 1130, still delay, get first AF flight meal, cardboard box with baloney sandwich/apple/mustard and mayo packet. Drink, grape soda. 1530, determine replacement part

My worst is probably more than most have ever experienced. Brake fire.

Yeahhhhh.

Bow to da plow da bang da bang diggy diggy diggy shake the boogie said up jump the oh wait that’s not what we’re doing is it.

In the mid ‘90s, I was assistant area manager for a rental car company in Reno for a while that carried Chrysler/Jeep, Nissan and Suzuki vehicles; I witnessed some of the absolute highest level of ignorance and/or disregard for people’s lives during the winter when trying to explain Donner Pass and the other roads to

Seeing a lot of comments about how this either “doesn’t work” for some people, or they’ve never experienced it.

This is all I see when I look at that car.

I bought a ‘77 MG Midget back in June for the same reasons.

After doing nothing more adventurous than changing oil and brake pads, a few years ago I bought a ‘72 Triumph TR6 as a tinkering opportunity (OK, so 4 wheels rather than 2, but the principle is the same). Over the next couple of years, doing lots of research and relying on an active online TR6 community, I effectively