JoeyM wrote:neon4891 wrote: I miss PARTS of the 90's
especially a few parts on the right
JoeyM wrote:neon4891 wrote: I miss PARTS of the 90's
especially a few parts on the right
Wally wrote:JoeyM wrote:especially a few parts on the rightneon4891 wrote: I miss PARTS of the 90's
Agreed. Emma Bunting ("baby") and Gere Halliwell ("ginger") were the most attractive of the bunch. Geri's still a looker
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1297509/Geri-Halliwell-shimmies-summery-blue-bandage-dress-day-Polo.html
http://www.barnorama.com/unbelievable-photos/
Wow, he actually jumped the shark.
Just like the Spice Girls.
Yeah, but Sporty was the one who could sing!
In reply to Keith:
But, she was scarier than Scary.
Woody wrote: Wow, he actually jumped the shark.
Actually, I think the shark jumped him. Does that mean he suddenly becomes culturally relevant?
Keith wrote: Yeah, but Sporty was the one who could sing!
They sang? I always thought they were the backup dancers on TV to whatever decent music I put on the radio......
JoeyM wrote: Emma Bunting ("baby") and Gere Halliwell ("ginger") were the most attractive of the bunch. Geri's still a looker
uuhhh....Victoria Beckham was no slouch either
Has this thread jumped the shark?
Let's see what's happening at the Nurburgring.
Did you say Nurburgring? This is what it looks like in the garage at RSR after a day where you don't crash their rental car... hotlinked from my friends over at the Axis who are leading much more interesting lives than me.
Wally wrote:
especially a few parts on the right
They were ALL "Scary Spice" as far as I'm concerned.
In reply to Giant Purple Snorklewacker:
ill raise you this...
Amateurs. Check out the blender on the front bumper, powered by the front PTO.
Keith wrote: Amateurs. Check out the blender on the front bumper, powered by the front PTO.
I have wanted one of these ever since I watched Daktari as a child. I want mine like this.
aircooled wrote:
It's moving..... but it's...not...moving....
Keith wrote: Yeah, but Sporty was the one who could sing!
You should be ashamed for knowing that.
Woody wrote:Keith wrote: Yeah, but Sporty was the one who could sing!You should be ashamed for knowing that.
I've done FAR worse to curry favor with the women folk.
Kia_racer wrote:Keith wrote: Amateurs. Check out the blender on the front bumper, powered by the front PTO.I have wanted one of these ever since I watched Daktari as a child. I want mine like this.
I've always wanted one as well and sadly they are far and few between for decent ones for sale.
The Oregon zoo actually had one in their safari exhibit for years but in a recent revamp they took it out and chopped off the top and front and stuck it into a glass wall for the little kids to pretend they are driving into the african wild dogs exhibit. When they first got it the thing looked better than 90% of the ones you see for sale.
mndsm wrote:Woody wrote:I've done FAR worse to curry favor with the women folk.Keith wrote: Yeah, but Sporty was the one who could sing!You should be ashamed for knowing that.
My wife doesn't sing along like I do when I put the Spice Girls on. It's weird. And I have some of Sporty's later stuff too - she had a post-Spice career in dance pop.
Anyhow...old Series Land Rovers have aluminum bodies and steel frames. This means they can look awesome until you open the doors and the truck splits in half. You could easily take the front wings, bonnet, breakfast (the bit with the grille), bulkhead and bumper off a truck non-destructively and stick it into a glass wall. Or you could just cut the rotten frame in half.
If you want one, they tend to gather in packs. Find your local Land Rover Guy and tell him you're looking for one. It'll end up being like an interview to date his daughter, but you might be approved for ownership and end up with one of his. That's how I got mine.
Best bed evaaaar
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