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Maggie’s Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes thread (work safe, no nudity)
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Message from the Oz tourist industry:
Come and have a close and cuddly with the friendly creatures of Straya mate.
Like Bruce, the Queensland Barking Tarantula.
Bruce usually eats birds, but a human would probably last him a couple of weeks
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Come and have a close and cuddly with the friendly creatures of Straya mate.
Like Bruce, the Queensland Barking Tarantula.
Bruce usually eats birds, but a human would probably last him a couple of weeks
Selenocosmia crassipes - Wikipedia
Will the 2020's be the 1930's Redux?
Switzerland
Lauterbrunen Valley
Above Steckelberg cableway station
Below village of Murren
Via Ferrata out of Murren
Also, there’s a lot of base jumping out of Murren
So pretty much Christianity, Catholicism, and pretty much any other religion...lol
Message from the Oz tourist industry:
Come and have a close and cuddly with the friendly creatures of Straya mate.
Like Bruce, the Queensland Barking Tarantula.
Bruce usually eats birds, but a human would probably last him a couple of weeks
Selenocosmia crassipes - Wikipedia
We had a Cavalier towed in to my dealership that had quit on the road. Tech checked it and it wouldn’t turn over, just click and hum, no spin.
Tech added booster to the battery, same result.
Tech put a breaker and socket on the crank pulley, no turn at all.
Tech pulled drain plug, not a drop of oil comes out.
I called the owner and tried to find out why the 70k plus mile 2.2 had zero oil in it. She explained that she had no idea. Further questions revealed that she had NEVER had the oil changed.
She explained that these cars were supposed to go 100k with no service. GM had came out with platinum plugs and extended life coolant and had in their ads “no major service needed until 100,000 miles”. She took that to mean not even oil changes were needed.
The poor thing made it a lot longer than I would have thought.
I think the person who found it being used by poachers in Africa said it still fired.
I had a 1978 Chevy Malibu. It was a 'company' car. Having grown up working for my dad in a garage, I religiously changed the oil at 500 miles, those so important 'break in' miles. I never changed the oil again. I gave it back at 50K miles. I would have the oil topped off and I think I had the filter changed three times, but other than that, nothing. I'll bet you could pave roads with what was under the valve cover... if you could get it off the engine.
