Meme Thread... no politics

Skimmer or 200m below?  

=~ )

Keith Tanner said:

volvoclearinghouse said:

Keith Tanner said:

Appleseed said:

Furious_E (Forum Supporter) said:

In reply to Toyman01 + Sized and :

Not a meme, but semi related. Spotted at the Carlisle Import show last month:

Is that...driven of the PTO?!

 

Oh man, I think I saw that at the Ottawa Land Rover "Birthday Party" in 2001.

The thing that keeps bothering me about this, is if the ENGINE IDLE SPEED is the speed at which the blender is to be run, then the BLENDER SPEED (14:1) would be 10,500 RPM, not 14,000.  Did someone do their math wrong, or is the engine supposed to be idling at 1000 RPM for proper Land Blender operation? 

Maybe that's blender max speed. You might have to increase the engine speed depending on your ice.

And when the speeds get too high it stitches you a pair of plaid pants.

preach (fs) said:

914Driver said:

Page 571 and no submarine jokes yet?  USS Nautilus - SSN-571.

I am currently working 200m from that boat.

"Give me a ping, Vasili. One ping only, please." 

Toyman01 + Sized and said:

Keith Tanner said:

volvoclearinghouse said:

Keith Tanner said:

Appleseed said:

Furious_E (Forum Supporter) said:

In reply to Toyman01 + Sized and :

Not a meme, but semi related. Spotted at the Carlisle Import show last month:

Is that...driven of the PTO?!

 

Oh man, I think I saw that at the Ottawa Land Rover "Birthday Party" in 2001.

The thing that keeps bothering me about this, is if the ENGINE IDLE SPEED is the speed at which the blender is to be run, then the BLENDER SPEED (14:1) would be 10,500 RPM, not 14,000.  Did someone do their math wrong, or is the engine supposed to be idling at 1000 RPM for proper Land Blender operation? 

Maybe that's blender max speed. You might have to increase the engine speed depending on your ice.

And when the speeds get too high it stitches you a pair of plaid pants.

I already have a pair. 
I think this outfit qualifies as a meme. 

In reply to noddaz :

No meme, but I can related to a dedicated pain in the ass.

It's truck week in Daytona. These things are everywhere. 
 

This is the pavement in front of our office. 
These guys make the bike week crowd seem sedate. 
 

I'm told that a client complained today about the burnout rubber on the pavement in front of the office. She said we were "unprofessional" for allowing it. Not the first time I've had someone assume that I lived in the office and was there 24 hours a day.

In reply to Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) :

Ironically, I was driving around today and saw quite a few well done varieties of customized mini-trucks and larger.  Likely coming from a local show.

Makes me want to build one myself from a square box Dodge or an early Dakota (because 2.2 Turbo).

In reply to Appleseed :

Re:I don't always ping

Good one!

In reply to chandler :

And now...

In reply to Beer Baron :

The fir