No power tools!
No power tools!
914Driver said:
No, he's not a genius, but he's summed himself up perfectly.
In reply to Adrian_Thompson :
He must be a really nice person, to go so far out of his way to comply with truth in advertising...
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In reply to comments about 3JOH22A :
Maybe they just really like the Dennis Leary song?
Don't talk to me and my son ever again
In reply to Karacticus :
It's 100% coincidence, but I just popped in to post this:
Duke said:In reply to Karacticus :
It's 100% coincidence, but I just popped in to post this:
TMBJ thing
TMBJ is playing the entire Flood album for its 30th anniversary in NYC
I've heard that they are adding dates in other cities as well.
Well if we're going that far, we might want some WEEN.
In reply to NickD :
I found the first person account of the 120 MPH speed in the Pennsylvania Railroad Class T1. Great reading, and I would love to have seen it. My distant personal connection: my dad's Uncle Harry was an engineer on Baldwin steam locomotives.
Obligatory photo, taken on my phone in New Hampshire this summer.
Mistakes were made that day
NickD said:
Adrian_Thompson said:
That's a whole lot of awesome. We had a customer of ours bring down his 2011 Bentley Continental Supersports in that stunning gray color the other day. What a beautiful car. First time I've been close to one. Even the starter motor sounds classier and higher quality than other cars. And then the owner let the one service writer take it for a spin unsupervised. They had gotten talking the one time when he brought his Vette in for service and had mentioned his Bentley to the service writer, and the service writer had said he'd never seen that car before so he just drove down with it and then told the writer "It's insured, go for a drive in it, have fun."
Floating Doc said:In reply to NickD :
I found the first person account of the 120 MPH speed in the Pennsylvania Railroad Class T1. Great reading, and I would love to have seen it
That's the story I was thinking of. Its crazy what they got away with back then and even somewhat later. For example, the New York Central line ran right through the middle of Oneida, NY, and by all accounts they used to run through the middle of the city with the Johnson bar buried down in the oil cans at 90mph. They relocated the line outside of the city in around '65 due to the North Shore Limited plowing into a fire truck that went around the crossing gates in '63. The speed of the collision was 80mph.
Brett_Murphy said:Duke said:In reply to Karacticus :
It's 100% coincidence, but I just popped in to post this:
TMBJ thing
TMBJ is playing the entire Flood album for its 30th anniversary in NYC
I've heard that they are adding dates in other cities as well.
Yeah, they're coming to Philly, but it's a general admission show and I think I may be getting too old for that E36 M3.
This is current, and local to me: driver of stolen minivan arrested with 120+ pounds of weed in it. Note the Pine Tree air freshener. "Find one in every car - you'll see."
In reply to Duke :
That doesn't look like weed. Way too much like wood or some kind of scrub.
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