In reply to Steve_Jones :
Too much tread but I guess they make slicks. They need a new mold for a flat tho.
In reply to AAZCD-Jon (Forum Supporter) :
Good thinking. That way, when she looks over at you, you'll be tearing up too. "I never would have thought you had a sensitive side!" You might get lucky after the movie...
In reply to AAZCD-Jon (Forum Supporter) :
Like I said elsewhere on a similar subject, I can deal with lightweight, I can live through bland.
But I will not tolerate aggressive banality - things that rejoice in their own insipidness.
Duke said:In reply to AAZCD-Jon (Forum Supporter) :
Like I said elsewhere on a similar subject, I can deal with lightweight, I can live through bland.
But I will not tolerate aggressive banality - things that rejoice in their own insipidness.
Because it's your favorite Mad Max 
Dusterbd13-michael said:
In Scotland, that's called "touching cloth."
In reply to BionicTigerShark (Forum Supporter) :
Buried lede: it was the Uranus Fudge Factory
Appleseed said:
Toyman! said:Target, where the buggies have magnetic brakes so you can't leave the parking lot with them.
You *can* and it's best done by dragging it backwards. It's best done if you make eye contact with one of the employees while you flatten their locked up wheel. Then you tip it up into a wheelie and bring it back.
This out of place rant brought to you by the local Food Lion, which locks the wheels using an incredibly restrictive area that results in tons of people clogging up the front of the store to load their groceries into their car.
If you live in a town where the stores have magnetic locks on their shopping carts, you shouldn't.
Last I checked, the Go On Ahead Load Up and Find You a Better Town bus line didn't run that way. In fact it seems to run the other way, bringing cart/buggy collectors directly to my own locale for our shopping inconvenience.
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