Is anyone able to help them?
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Is anyone able to help them?
Darkprincess69
High Priestess of Slaanesh
The best way to deal with mormons who knock your door is to say that they're the guys who have lots of wives. They'll respond by telling you that they don't do that anymore, to which you need to say "well come back when you do and then we can talk"
Whoopee! Three glasses of Riesling! One Moore please, and I’ll think I can fly like a bird!”“
“Moore! Get away from that damn window!”
“What’s it to you, Goldman?”
“lighten up, Grandpappy Tree! It’s only a small dent or two. We ought to have it ‘Arkansa-fixed’ … good as new … soon.”
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Krampus
Consul
here some old ladies driving sport carsGrandma Moore is still fond of street racing with Tree's new Mustang!
83 years old with her Lambo and ready for a race with a Porsche
79-year-old rally driver Rosemary Smith becomes the oldest person to drive a Formula One car
Renee Brinkerhoff whit her vintage Porsche 356 modified for a rally in Antartics... she is "only" 64 and... ummmh... I would think about her...
Darkprincess69
High Priestess of Slaanesh
Looks like there's hope for me yet
Again some older fotos
SirMGBZ
Governor
And I will respond with vintage praise: “Hubba, Hubba!”
ducon007
Consul
You are right that was one of the first amphibious vehicles the 1925 Peugeot 177 Motorboat car
And I mistakenly thought, apparently, that the business of home delivery of mail order brides originated in Arkansas!
Experimental early 20th century “live” hood ornament. The idea was quickly abandoned due to drivers’ experiencing difficulties in keeping their eyes on the road.
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Also used as "live" turn signals when electric devices were not yet standard equipment in cars! Quickly abandoned, since, alledgedly, the drivers experienced difficulties in correctly reading and interpreting the signals the right way!
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Lady Wragg, showing the grounds of Cruxton Abbey to a visitor, early 1900's.
Naraku
Draconarius
I had to learn those hand signals to pass my driving test in the 1970s.Also used as "live" turn signals when electric devices were not yet standard equipment in cars! Quickly abandoned, since, alledgedly, the drivers experienced difficulties in correctly reading and interpreting the signals the right way!
In 50+ years of driving, I have never used them once. And I don't recall ever seeing them used. I have seen them used occasionally by bike riders, although most of the bicyclist around here don't bother because they assume they own the road are not required to obey any road rules. And people wonder why we have such a high rate of people getting hit on bikes.
Meanwhile:
SirMGBZ
Governor
Same here!
But the comment about NASCAR reminded me of my wife's summary of it:
NASCAR is a bunch of people watching rednecks turn left, hoping to see one of them turn right.