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mhardy6647 wrote: »
I'm curious as to what happens when it hits 88mph?
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mhardy6647 wrote: »
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mhardy6647 wrote: »
Nothing good ever comes from drinking any mad dog products.
That you can remember anyways......
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In my first real job, I worked with a guy whose initials were M.D. (Michael Doyle). He was known to all in the company as Mad Dog -- even though he was, in fact, quite sedate.
meanwhile, the recent banana motif seen in this thread - plus some other research I was conducting
reminded me of this:
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mhardy6647 wrote: »
Nothing good ever comes from drinking any mad dog products.
Spoken from experience no doubt...lolPolitical Correctness'.........defined
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mhardy6647 wrote: »In my first real job, I worked with a guy whose initials were M.D. (Michael Doyle). He was known to all in the company as Mad Dog -- even though he was, in fact, quite sedate.
meanwhile, the recent banana motif seen in this thread - plus some other research I was conducting reminded me of this:
There was only one banana pic (that closely resembled p00p) and several (actual) p00p pics.
Stay on topic, please!
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mhardy6647 wrote: »
Nothing good ever comes from drinking any mad dog products.
Spoken from experience no doubt...lol
Yep! My girlfriend at the time, we were 17, drank a bottle and on our way home decided to drive down a long alley downtown between large buildings and left both mirrors in the alley and never touched the sheet metal on the sides of the International
Scout. I was impressed and squirming at the same time. -
The following pics are all from the Merrit Island wildlife refuge....bird migrations are in full swing, there are thousands of birds out and about along with wild pigs, bobcats the manatees have left for the warmer water of the springs all this is a 10 min drive from the house
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The refuge attracts birders from all around the world and they just held a international festival there last weekend,,,
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Who says wagons can't be cool?
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In an era where we pay $7 for a dozen eggs it is amazingly cheap to get stupid.
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Supply is plentiful apparently.
In an era where we pay $7 for a dozen eggs it is amazingly cheap to get stupid.
Just wait till the dreaded influenza strain AM420-B escapes the labs.
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oh, speaking of shaggin' wagons...
An Aussie on audioasylum posted a few piccies yesterday of a much-beloved (apparently) Australian surf wagon kind of thing - the Holden (GM) Sandman. Apparently a world-car variant of the Chevy Vega.
https://www.audioasylum.com/members/mgeneral/messages/59/595187.html
(image above from ASR)
(random internet image)
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