Really? The world is so perfect that you've turned your efforts to helping the poor miunderstood swastika work on it's low self esteem?
A religious cult marred a picture perfect afternoon on Saturday by flying a plane with a swastika banner over parts of Manhattan and the Jersey Shore.
The International Raelian Movement said the stunt was part of "World Swastika Rehabilitation Day," an effort to restore the Nazi icon's status as "a symbol of peace and good luck."
"Our objective in this annual "Swastika Rehabilitation Day" is to… rehabilitate the image of this very ancient symbol which has, in recent decades, been equated only with Hitler's horrors, when in fact, the swastika has always meant something very beautiful, peaceful and loving for billions of people all over the world and still is by billions of people," Ricky Roehr, a spokesman for the North American Raelian Movement, wrote in a statement on the group's website.
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unk577 wrote:mattmacklind wrote:Where is this??
Breckenridge, Colorado.
Saw two prototype cars with body panel camo and crazy paint doing what I figured was high altitude testing, but missed the shot both times. They were either Acuras or Mazdas.
That's an Opel badge so probably GM.
Oops, I missed that you missed the shot and that probably wasn't the car you saw.
Love the wheels
She used to be somebody's "baby".
Hey, weren't they all, once upon a time?
SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote: Love the wheels
Banded steels are my favorite wheels.
My personal favourite "found in the junkyard" pic. Almost brought this one home with me.
Not bad for a sub $100 walmart courier bike.
EvanB wrote: Some photos of my bike from a game of tag on the advrider forum:
Is this the same spot?
914Driver wrote:
Sweet Jeebus! How does she ride in those shoes? 
Yeah, that's what I was thinking too.
mattmacklind wrote:
Automobiles have been stealing from aviation for years.
rallymodeller wrote:
Kinda breaks my heart to see a Capri that made it as far as the Internet era, just to end up junked.
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