Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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In the 80s I saw one of these in Berlin that was a triple - one on the bed, one on the elevated bed like a mini car-carrier, and one towed with a front wheel lift.
True. But a tomahawk is a better fallbackAn unloaded gun is not useless. It's still a weapon. Just the range has been reduced to bad breath distance!
Next project. This is going to be at least 6 to 8 weeks. Just resealed the ZF even though is didn't appear to be leaking but it easier now then later.
"Please slow down, I'm here to talk to you about your cars extended warranty!"
I really want to go out and hang with @mikeinfwa but I’m scared that
A) I’ll buy a girl half my age false tits
B) She’ll get pregnant
C) I’ll end up owning someone called “Julio” money
D) I’ll get the bad AIDS
E) I’ll have to spend the rest of my life posting pictures of her wonky nipples in the bear pit to justify my poor life choices in exchange for meaningless likes.
You guy's are fucked up... Can't think of a better group to be aligned with
Dude is gonna be the first one shot at during a situation. I don’t care about open carry laws, I don’t want the thugs knowing I’m armed. Always concealed for me.
I love it,
grandfather WW2 vet used to complain to me all the time about people parking in handicap spots who didn’t have plates or tags.
Going to get shot with his own revolver! Easy pickings!
I'd pay to watch her try to stand up!
and more grease is applied to the sliding board straight to hell,,,,, weeeeeeee
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FYI, this Terence Cuneo print hangs on the wall at Schloss Nitrocelluose. Part of my automotive art fetish.
It is one of the great car stories of the 1920's... the Bentley vs. The Blue Train.
Car is currently owned by one of the McCaw brothers of McCaw cellular. Was found as a derelict in the 1970's and ressurected. The car in the painting and above was actually 'not' the Blue Train car. It as a different Speed Six Bentley, also owned by Woolf Barnato that beat the Blue Train. This car, designed and bodied by Gurney Nutting, set the style for a decade of sports coupes, though. Stunning design and execution.
If you want to read the story:
Barnato, BTW, was rather rich at the time. His father, Barney Barnato was half-owner of the Kimberly Diamond Mine with Cecil Rhodes. When Barney Barnato disappeared at sea under mysterious circumstances... Woolf inherited his fortune. Half of DeBeers. His daughter, Diana Barnato Walker (see the letter in the frame above) was a friend before she passed. She was an RAF service pilot in WW2, and flew everything from Spitfires to Lancasters... the only woman rated to fly four-engined bombers I believe. She was, after the war, the "Fastest Woman in the World" at one point, having achieved Mach numbers in a British jet. Fascinating lady.
Ok... go back to tits now.
Cheers,
Sirhr
