slantvaliant wrote:
That's a classic, but this is a better choice:
slantvaliant wrote:
That's a classic, but this is a better choice:
spdracer315 wrote:
Shoulda bought the rustproofing.
A couple of years ago, the local scandal rag covered a story about a rumor of a Ford Skyliner buried in the area. Damn if it wasn't true, the daughter of the guy who buried it showed them right where it was and they partially dug it up. It had been in the ground for around 40 years so it was a bit far gone. He had been dead for ~20 years by the time all this happened. They asked her if she knew why he did it and she said she had no idea.
1949 Delahaye Type 175 Roadster
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/motors/3078965/Diana-Dors-cars-for-sale.html
matt_blaine wrote: It's not hard to block that sort of thing.....
matt_blaine wrote: But the site.... needs the ability for syndicate site to publish summaries with images linking back to the original story. So can't blanket block
Insert your own Douglas Adams quote 
JoeyM wrote:matt_blaine wrote: It's not hard to block that sort of thing.....matt_blaine wrote: But the site.... needs the ability for syndicate site to publish summaries with images linking back to the original story. So can't blanket blockInsert your own Douglas Adams quote
"Missed it by that much."
...oh, wait...Douglas Adams?
matt_blaine wrote: I found this site through hotlinked images to my webserver. Mostly they do not bother me but imagine if suddenly 1 images is used on thousands of forums. Even if each only generates 10 hits per day it can be a major drain. If the image has no link back to me I'm paying for bandwidth and resources with no real purpose. It's not hard to block that sort of thing but sites like these I don't mind and I ignore but since one in this thread is linked to me thought I'd add my comment.
If you have hotlink mojo add some eye candy, or tell us, the unwashed, how to steal bangwiz to hoplink pictures.
miller 122
Ruger .357 single Six. Nothings more fun than watching a DNR ranger try to flip open the cylinder on a single action.
alfadriver wrote:
FYI-
Top = F-22
Middle = P51D
Bottom= F15
Looking at it while sober, you're correct.
You're right about the 38 as well. Others have already remembered Richard Bong, so here's the XP-38.
9 hours 12 minutes since the last hotlink. Lets get to work here.
Streetwiseguy wrote: 9 hours 12 minutes since the last hotlink. Lets get to work here.
A search for 358912 resulted in this
Is there anything that isn't better with Hollandaise???
Probably a very long road...
Appleseed wrote: Ruger .357 single Six. Nothings more fun than watching a DNR ranger try to flip open the cylinder on a single action.
I think you were looking for a Blackhawk (lots of CF calibers, including .357), not a Single Six (.22 S, L, or LR, or .22 Magnum)
Hocrest wrote:Streetwiseguy wrote: 9 hours 12 minutes since the last hotlink. Lets get to work here.A search for 358912 resulted in this
At a small hotel in Prescott, Az they have hollandaise ala eggs benedict, but instead of ham they use Chorizo, a spicy sausage.
That helps a lot!
Ditto.
nderwater wrote:rebelgtp wrote: In reply to RexSeven: I do have to say though my favorite jet growing up was the F14.Mine too. And that photo makes me shout BOOYEAH.
spdracer315 wrote:
Just give her a minute. . . she'll be good as new. . .
Scott Lear wrote:
That is a Highway to the Danger Zone.
The cockpit on these plane are so far back because they need all that room for the pilots balls:
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