You obviously lack knowledge about cars and grudge racing that’s for sure. Drag racing isn’t about handling, keep throwing other subjects in to pretend you know something.
Not in the least, I just disagree with you. I'd much rather have that 1000HP in a more capable package than one of those shit box hoopties.
You sure get angry about nothing. Online is your chance to let out all your problems I get it.
LOL, I never said or inferred that I was angry. I just posted an opinion about something, nothing more, nothing less. Have a good day.
Probably not far off.What retards do with drug money!
It’s how you type dummy.
Look, I'm not going to keep cluttering up this thread. If you want to discuss it further, PM me. I honestly meant nothing by any of it against anyone personally. Like I said, it's just my opinion on one of the many stupid car fads out there, and that's all.
Does that say, “whole porn tenderloin”?
Looked like a tulip, but smells like a rose or looked like a rose, but smelled like a tulip. Either way, fucking awesome.
So for brevity and convenience I took a picture of a picture...
Well I tried to look at both nips at the same time and this happened..
Hooters has always had crap food and waitresses that aren't even good enough for their own family
Just go grocery shopping high as fuck once a week.
No it’s the one you sent tha said “A/S/L want 2 sext?”Dude isn't this your picture from when you starred in Broke Back Trailer Park?
My buddy built one of the first purpose built(mostly) diesel drag trucks it was featured in a magazine. Wish I could find pictures.
I agree with this, but I’ve had the second part happen sort of.
I was top 50 in the country at one point. That said, the only outward indication that anything was going on was the exhaust pipe and drag bars. Otherwise looked totally stock. One big difference was that I still could pull my 12k fifth wheel
Wow, damn.
From my perspective, always wear one.
My wife puts her feet on the dash all the time when I'm driving...I try to tell her the danger in that, she won't listen, damn hard headed woman.
I never used a safety belt in tree stands when archery hunting. One day I was going out to put a hang-on stand up and thought, "I should really start using a safety belt" so I grabbed one that came with a stand and off I went. I attached the screw in steps and went up and put an eyebolt in the tree to help with hanging the stand. I went down a grabbed the stand and went up and hung it on the eye bolt and then attached the chain to secure it to the trunk. I was going to get on the stand but thought that I should go down and get the safety belt on before I got on the stand so I went down and put it on. I climbed up and was going to get my weight on the stand and thought, "I should probably attach it to the tree before I get on" so I did. I transferred my weight to the stand, raised the safety harness a bit and wiggled a bit to see if the stand was seated. It seemed pretty good so I flexed and bounced a smidge to lock it in and "bam" the stand disappeared so fast it was unbelievable and I fell a few feet until the safety harness held me. I looked down and there was a log laying right below me. I probably would have landed on my back across that log. That was the first time I ever wore a belt, someone was surely looking out for me.
Debbie Harry was many boys wet dream.
I saw so many of those partial ejection roll overs in my previous job. Usually the occupant doesn't get thrown clear of the vehicle, they go part way out of the window then the vehicle smashes them. I have also seen accidents where an unrestrained occupant flying around inside of a vehicle kills an occupant that has their seatbelt on.
I used to climb antenna structures for a living, wood poles and steel towers. We didn't start using body harnesses until about 1998 or 1999; most of us hated them. Those first 8 or 9 years we wore body belts with positioning straps, never thought twice about it. Still prefer to free climb, but once I get to where I want to be, I'm strapped in with a full harness. Getting old(er) and not wanting to fall 35 feet again; happened 3 times when I was still young and invincible (read: dumb), the thought of taking a drop like that again and knowing I would be more than "just sore" for a couple days will make a fella think.
yes. yes. yes.
rolleyes I do believe seatbelts are a darn good idea.
There's another say that goes something like: "the most dangerous thing to an old man, is still thinking he's a young man".
Or: The mind remembers what you use to be able to do; however, your body can no longer comply.There's another say that goes something like: "the most dangerous thing to an old man, is still thinking he's a young man".
