Ace-Garageguy Posted Tuesday at 11:29 AM Posted Tuesday at 11:29 AM (edited) Detergent oil will make your nice clean clothes not squeak when you walk, right? Edited Tuesday at 11:33 AM by Ace-Garageguy 1
NOBLNG Posted Tuesday at 09:19 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 09:19 PM Right hand drive vehicles are going to be a new experience for me this spring when I hopefully go to Ireland and Scotland. 1
Rodent Posted Tuesday at 09:29 PM Posted Tuesday at 09:29 PM Scotland is a huge amusement park owned by a guy named Scott. 1
stitchdup Posted Tuesday at 09:58 PM Posted Tuesday at 09:58 PM scott nuffin tae dae wae u offisher 1
Ace-Garageguy Posted Tuesday at 10:04 PM Posted Tuesday at 10:04 PM Offisher, I washn't drivin', honesht; I wash jush shleepin' here at the red light. 2
Tim W. SoCal Posted Wednesday at 11:08 PM Posted Wednesday at 11:08 PM Light up the drive tires in front of a traffic cop and you'll probably get an exhibition of speed ticket.
Ace-Garageguy Posted Thursday at 11:28 AM Posted Thursday at 11:28 AM "Picket and it'll bleed" is what Mrs. Loopner's shouting sounded like, but I'm pretty sure she meant "pick it". 1
slusher Posted Thursday at 09:57 PM Posted Thursday at 09:57 PM Pick it is what you do if you have to get a big buger out.. 1
stitchdup Posted Thursday at 10:03 PM Posted Thursday at 10:03 PM "out of the black and into the red" was a common phrase on bullseye
Tim W. SoCal Posted Thursday at 10:40 PM Posted Thursday at 10:40 PM Bullseye target returns on their investment are what model manufacturers are hoping for each time they release a NEW or REISSUED model kit.
Ace-Garageguy Posted Thursday at 10:50 PM Posted Thursday at 10:50 PM (edited) Kit-cars, the full-scale ones, can be pretty decent drivers and on very rare occasions can be built up to make vehicles that perform significantly better than the originals. Edited Thursday at 10:51 PM by Ace-Garageguy punctiliousness 1
NOBLNG Posted Friday at 03:32 AM Author Posted Friday at 03:32 AM Jewels are a very lucrative commodity.
Ace-Garageguy Posted Friday at 12:26 PM Posted Friday at 12:26 PM Commodity traders once inspired no end of jokes involving pork bellies.
thatz4u Posted Friday at 08:13 PM Posted Friday at 08:13 PM Bellies are noticed mostly at small town Walmarts.. 1
Ace-Garageguy Posted Friday at 08:37 PM Posted Friday at 08:37 PM "Walmarts", as they say, was the only place within miles of the shop Wednesday afternoon where I could get hot-glue sticks, which I use extensively for CAD (cardboard aided design).
mk11 Posted Friday at 09:07 PM Posted Friday at 09:07 PM Design that is best is the simplest one that works. 1 1
Ace-Garageguy Posted Saturday at 01:39 AM Posted Saturday at 01:39 AM "Works" race cars referred to those fielded by the factory, as opposed to independent teams.
Tim W. SoCal Posted Saturday at 07:05 PM Posted Saturday at 07:05 PM Teams of factory race cars, such as Ferrari, sometimes did not garner results as productively as those that were campaigned individually and independently. 1
mk11 Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Independently forming your own opinions is becoming anathema to the crowds, making your life an act of rebellion. 2
ChrisBcritter Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago Rebellion was once an act you'd commit by buying a Dodge.
Ace-Garageguy Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago (edited) Dodge was once a brand of cars and trucks made by something called 'Chrysler Corporation', widely renowned for their excellence in 'engineering', which may have had something to do with numbers and steel and other icky things. Edited 11 hours ago by Ace-Garageguy 1
Tim W. SoCal Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago Things that make me smile and make my heart go pitter-pat will forever make me smile and make my heart go pitter-pat.
stitchdup Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago pat on the head sounds good until you realise its from a cow 2
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