Good times for sure
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
To enter, all you need to do is add an image of yourself at the range below! Subscribers get more entries, check out the plans below for a better chance of winning!
Join the contest SubscribeGood times for sure
I had a 1981 Nissan Skyline Turbo EX when I was stationed in Okinawa. Got on the expressway going to the north end of the island after work on a Friday. Averaged 167mph toll to toll...when I was coming to the end of the expressway I see a sign, "end of expressway 1 KM", a few seconds later, "end of expressway 500 meters", holy mackerel that will sneak up on you fast...I was so hard on the brakes to slow down before the toll booth the front brakes had smoke rolling out. In Japan they can give you a speeding ticket based on time from ticket issue to ticket pay...the toll booth lady put it in the system, looked at the time and thought there must have been a misprint on the time stamp...payed my toll, and took it a slow the rest of the way north. hehe.
I had a 1981 Nissan Skyline Turbo EX when I was stationed in Okinawa. Got on the expressway going to the north end of the island after work on a Friday. Averaged 167mph toll to toll...when I was coming to the end of the expressway I see a sign, "end of expressway 1 KM", a few seconds later, "end of expressway 500 meters", holy mackerel that will sneak up on you fast...I was so hard on the brakes to slow down before the toll booth the front brakes had smoke rolling out. In Japan they can give you a speeding ticket based on time from ticket issue to ticket pay...the toll booth lady put it in the system, looked at the time and thought there must have been a misprint on the time stamp...payed my toll, and took it a slow the rest of the way north. hehe.
Good sausage gravy is wonderful, bad sausage gravy ruins your whole week.As a kid, I grew up on this for Sunday morning breakfast. I remember getting OJ or Tang as my drink. Brings back fond memories.
Good sausage gravy is wonderful, bad sausage gravy ruins your whole week.
When the belly is fulleth with the evening feasting on fish, fowl and the fatted calf and have put away the sword, buckler, dagger, and body armor be content to lieth in the bed and rest the head on the bosom of the SWMBO. Yea, neglect not the firestick. Keepeth it loaded with leaden seeds of freedom that turneth into mushrooms in the bodies of thine enemies. Keepeth it clean and anointed with oil. And if the have let the rust creepeth into the bowels of the firestick may the be cursed among gunslingers and hold the manhood cheap. Showeth not thine face among the armed brethren that dwelleth in the gun clubs and marketplace of the firesticks. Harken unto these words so that when the unclean human pieces of excrement crosseth thine doorway that the may filleth their bowels with leaden seeds that turneth into mushrooms and turneth them into worm food."
– From the Book of Armaments 9:11
See how weird that looks? The 'ye' sound in old English isn't a 'y'. The Y is a shortened/ close approximation of the letter thorn. Thorn has the sound of 'th'.
When thy belly is fulleth with thine evening feasting on fish, fowl and yon fatted calf and thou hast put away thy sword, buckler, dagger, and body armor be content to lieth in thy bed and rest thine head on bosom of thine SWMBO. Yea, neglect not thy firestick. Keepeth it loaded with leaden seeds of freedom that turneth into mushrooms in yon bodies of thine enemies. Keepeth it clean and anointed with oil. And if thou hast let the rust creepeth into bowels of thy firestick may thou be cursed among gunslingers and holdest thy manhood cheap. Showeth not thine face among armed brethren that dwelleth in thy gun clubs and marketplace of firesticks. Harken unto these words so that when yon unclean human pieces of excrement crosseth thine doorway that thou may filleth their bowels with leaden seeds that turneth into mushrooms and turneth them into worm food."
– From the Book of Armaments 9:11
Doesn't that sound better?
How many days since that man last slept?An Army of one...![]()
Okuma to camp and party.Headed to see your marine boyfriend at the NTA?
Benefits of reading King James version I guess. I know ye has multiple meanings as well. It just worked better for the example of how weird it could sound.AKSHOOOWALLY
ye is the plural of thou. Since thou was the informal singular, ye is the informal plural. This lasted until Early Modern English.
Because we got lazy or Vikings in England had a hard time, we dropped informal pronouns around 1600-1700 and just use formal you/your for everything
But the correction posted is more proper as it is singular, rather than plural, and thus the original poster was doubly wrong. =)
The more ye know.
But the thorn thing is real--Ye Olde Shoppe means 'You Old Shop' which is bad. . Ye looks like a thorn letter though and because printing presses didn't have the thorn Y was used as a substitute. So Ye could also mean The because no idiot would 'you dog found a stuck', it's 'the dog found a stick' it's the difference between printing and handwritten.
Where in NZ is that wee strip?
Looks 'interesting'.
So basically poor math skills are a global thing....
I must've missed those post in this thread.Amazing how many of you guys owned vehicles that exceeded the makers published top speed by as much as 40%. Must have been running nitrous oxide...
Good sausage gravy is wonderful, bad sausage gravy ruins your whole week.
I haven't been there in a long time. I don't think they were off limits when I was stationed there 1991-1993?Are the falls still off limits?
Stupidity is universal and humans are much more similar than they are differentSo basically poor math skills are a global thing....
Stupidity is universal and humans are much more similar than they are different
I haven't been there in a long time. I don't think they were off limits when I was stationed there 1991-1993?