Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

BeardedJag wrote: Thanks for the correction

Streetwiseguy wrote: Actually a 122 wagon, also known as an Amazon.

BeardedJag wrote: 1969 145 Wagon <img src="" />

I love it when this is reposted:-) Please never stop!!

914Driver wrote:

The_Jed wrote:

Isn't that a tradition after your first Solo?

No. That's being a dick.

This is what happens when you solo.

Wild bat at a baseball game.

What a catch. He didn't even spill his beer.

^^^ Dude didn't even lose his beer.......

Awwwwwwww ...........

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDHpvTDJMrc

etifosi wrote: Kechup truck crash cleanup on I-81 this morning. Traffic was backed up so I texted my wife: "It won't cut the mustard to be late this morning. Ketchup truck crash on 81. I don't relish having to spread the word." She texted back: "Frankly, that sucks." Anyway, I had to hot link it.

I never sausage a mess.

I wonder if they'll have to scrapple the truck?

In reply to Toyman01:

BeardedJag wrote: How many stages? <img src="" />

In reply to Giant Purple Snorklewacker:

He didn't quite land it.

BlueInGreen44 wrote:

I know where there are a few rampsides and vans in this area. Only a few of them look like they have been worked on recently.

Careful, those cars are dangerous:

aircooled wrote:

pilotbraden wrote: Is that Carlos Hathcock's 50 caliber rig?

Not sure it is his, but that's the setup they used. I guess they were crazy accurate and what inspired the 50 cal sniper rifles.

I think the WWI-WWII antitank rifles were the inspiration. They were designed to punch through early tanks. The tanks got tougher, but the rifles remained useful against lightly armored vehicles. There are accounts of these being equipped with scopes and sometimes being rebarrelled to .50 BMG in WWII and later.

Mauser 13mm Tankgewehr:

British .55 Boys Rifle:

Lets Berkeley on three wheels?