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My stepdad used to pour used oil around the perimeter of our back yard along the chain link fence to stop weeds from growing. Worked like a charm.Deleted User wrote: »
The chromosome deniers ain't gonna like this one. Bwaaahahahaha!
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Worked like a charm.Deleted User wrote: »
The chromosome deniers ain't gonna like this one. Bwaaahahahaha!
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nooshinjohn wrote: »
My stepdad used to pour used oil around the perimeter of our back yard along the chain link fence to stop weeds from growing. Worked like a charm.Deleted User wrote: »
The chromosome deniers ain't gonna like this one. Bwaaahahahaha!
I've been doing that for years for the neighbors weeds. I figure I'm returning it to the earth where it came from. I told this to the girlfriends tree hugging family recently to make their heads explode. -
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My stepdad used to pour used oil around the perimeter of our back yard along the chain link fence to stop weeds from growing. Worked like a charm.Deleted User wrote: »
The chromosome deniers ain't gonna like this one. Bwaaahahahaha!
Here's my logic; if oil comes out of the ground anyway, what harm does it do putting it back? So long as it's not being dumped near a water source. -
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What bothers me the most is that they could not even keep a straight line across that top edge of the blue tote where it goes into that corner. What a bunch of hacks,The Gear... Carver "Statement" Mono-blocks, Mcintosh C2800 Arcam AVR20, Oppo UDP-203 4K Blu-ray player, Sony XBR70x850B 4k, Polk Audio Legend L800 with height modules, L400 Center Channel Polk audio AB800 "in-wall" surrounds. Marantz MM7025 stereo amp. Simaudio Moon MiND2 Shunyata Triton/Typhon Rotel RP9400 Turntable
“When once a Republic is corrupted, there is no possibility of remedying any of the growing evils but by removing the corruption and restoring its lost principles; every other correction is either useless or a new evil.”— Thomas Jefferson
How many flies need to be buzzing a dead horse before you guys stop beating it? -
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“When once a Republic is corrupted, there is no possibility of remedying any of the growing evils but by removing the corruption and restoring its lost principles; every other correction is either useless or a new evil.”— Thomas Jefferson
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Although the grille does resemble a '69, it seems to be a custom grille, as it is wider (higher) in the middle.
The creases in the fender, door, and rear quarter match '67s and '68s, but not '69s.
The '67s have a vent window in the door and the '68s do not. '68s have side marker lights and '67s do not.
Still, there is such a level of custom work on this car, it's pretty hard to say for sure what year it is. -
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My first thought was that this is cool. My second thought is how in the heck would you clean it? It sho'do look nice now but in that setting? Oi. It wouldn't take long to look bad...
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Although the grille does resemble a '69, it seems to be a custom grille, as it is wider (higher) in the middle.
The creases in the fender, door, and rear quarter match '67s and '68s, but not '69s.
The '67s have a vent window in the door and the '68s do not. '68s have side marker lights and '67s do not.
Still, there is such a level of custom work on this car, it's pretty hard to say for sure what year it is.
It looks to be a ‘69 shell with ‘68 front fenders and a custom front. The vents are there on the rear quarters if you look at the image on a big enough screen. The ‘69 fenders would not have worked well with those flares.The Gear... Carver "Statement" Mono-blocks, Mcintosh C2800 Arcam AVR20, Oppo UDP-203 4K Blu-ray player, Sony XBR70x850B 4k, Polk Audio Legend L800 with height modules, L400 Center Channel Polk audio AB800 "in-wall" surrounds. Marantz MM7025 stereo amp. Simaudio Moon MiND2 Shunyata Triton/Typhon Rotel RP9400 Turntable
“When once a Republic is corrupted, there is no possibility of remedying any of the growing evils but by removing the corruption and restoring its lost principles; every other correction is either useless or a new evil.”— Thomas Jefferson
How many flies need to be buzzing a dead horse before you guys stop beating it? -
nooshinjohn wrote: »
Although the grille does resemble a '69, it seems to be a custom grille, as it is wider (higher) in the middle.
The creases in the fender, door, and rear quarter match '67s and '68s, but not '69s.
The '67s have a vent window in the door and the '68s do not. '68s have side marker lights and '67s do not.
Still, there is such a level of custom work on this car, it's pretty hard to say for sure what year it is.
It looks to be a ‘69 shell with ‘68 front fenders and a custom front. The vents are there on the rear quarters if you look at the image on a big enough screen. The ‘69 fenders would not have worked well
with those flares.
Whichever year it is, it still looks bad@ss. Maybe it's the ride Johnny built, One Piece at a Time.
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nooshinjohn wrote: »
Although the grille does resemble a '69, it seems to be a custom grille, as it is wider (higher) in the middle.
The creases in the fender, door, and rear quarter match '67s and '68s, but not '69s.
The '67s have a vent window in the door and the '68s do not. '68s have side marker lights and '67s do not.
Still, there is such a level of custom work on this car, it's pretty hard to say for sure what year it is.
It looks to be a ‘69 shell with ‘68 front fenders and a custom front. The vents are there on the rear quarters if you look at the image on a big enough screen. The ‘69 fenders would not have worked well with those flares.
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nooshinjohn wrote: »
Although the grille does resemble a '69, it seems to be a custom grille, as it is wider (higher) in the middle.
The creases in the fender, door, and rear quarter match '67s and '68s, but not '69s.
The '67s have a vent window in the door and the '68s do not. '68s have side marker lights and '67s do not.
Still, there is such a level of custom work on this car, it's pretty hard to say for sure what year it is.
It looks to be a ‘69 shell with ‘68 front fenders and a custom front. The vents are there on the rear quarters if you look at the image on a big enough screen. The ‘69 fenders would not have worked well with those flares.
After viewing it on a larger scale, I believe it isn't a real car, but just an artist's interpretation of one. There are several photo editing artifacts visible.
Too bad. I woulda liked taking that bad girl out for a drive. Too sexy to be real. BLAH!
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My first thought was that this is cool. My second thought is how in the heck would you clean it? It sho'do look nice now but in that setting? Oi. It wouldn't take long to look bad...
Tom
My first thought was, Sweet! Get me in there, and where's the throttle? I hear Kenny Loggins.
Second, *you* wouldn't clean it. You'd have crew for that. And pretty sure @mantis has product to keep it looking tight.
But yeah, that whole place would need some serious regular care. It's prob AI.I disabled signatures. -
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Growing up in Iowa the counties would collect it and spray it on gravel roads for dust control. Not much more polluting than the asphalt that covers roads all over the world.Gustard X26 Pro DAC
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Growing up in Iowa the counties would collect it and spray it on gravel roads for dust control. Not much more polluting than the asphalt that covers roads all over the world.
I remember that. Driving on gravel roads t any real speed was hairy.
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Although the grille does resemble a '69, it seems to be a custom grille, as it is wider (higher) in the middle.
The creases in the fender, door, and rear quarter match '67s and '68s, but not '69s.
The '67s have a vent window in the door and the '68s do not. '68s have side marker lights and '67s do not.
Still, there is such a level of custom work on this car, it's pretty hard to say for sure what year it is.
Yes, here's a picture of A 68 Z/28 you can compare to. Mine was the same color combo.
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My first thought was that this is cool. My second thought is how in the heck would you clean it? It sho'do look nice now but in that setting? Oi. It wouldn't take long to look bad...
Tom
My first thought was, Sweet! Get me in there, and where's the throttle? I hear Kenny Loggins.
Second, *you* wouldn't clean it. You'd have crew for that. And pretty sure @mantis has product to keep it looking tight.
But yeah, that whole place would need some serious regular care. It's prob AI.
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