Duke said:In reply to Streetwiseguy :
While I cannot help but admire his strength and courage, it still bothers me that he wears his shoes on the wrong feet.
Not being a double amputee, I would imagine that tripping is more difficult if your shoes have the bevels on the front facing each other, instead of away from each other.
Based on some conversation in another thread.
914Driver said:
I would probably use that glass upside down.
Pete. (l33t FS) said:Duke said:In reply to Streetwiseguy :
While I cannot help but admire his strength and courage, it still bothers me that he wears his shoes on the wrong feet.
Not being a double amputee, I would imagine that tripping is more difficult if your shoes have the bevels on the front facing each other, instead of away from each other.
Red shoe on the GO pedal, green shoe on the STOP pedal?
Duke said:In reply to Streetwiseguy :
While I cannot help but admire his strength and courage, it still bothers me that he wears his shoes on the wrong feet.
I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to find the he does that because he thinks it's funny.
Brett_Murphy (Agent of Chaos) said:Based on some conversation in another thread.
And it started in the late 70's with this:
914Driver said:Armored Cadillac limo of former President Eisenhower was bought from a museum to be used as a wedding limo; had a little trouble on the way home.
Why is the Eisenhower Presidential limo in Europe? Look at the plate on the red car.
I poked around and couldn't find who bought it, but the accident happened on the Autobahn. It sold for $55,000.
Appologies in advance.
Not sure about the aero, but I bet that was a fastest lap chasing some ass!
Ike also had a '55 Chrysler limo.
vwcorvette (Forum Supporter) said:914Driver said:Armored Cadillac limo of former President Eisenhower was bought from a museum to be used as a wedding limo; had a little trouble on the way home.
Why is the Eisenhower Presidential limo in Europe? Look at the plate on the red car.
Happened in Germany on the Autobahn. Story here.
Eugene OR will be rebranding it's minor league team for a few games this season:
#engrish #signs #Japan by EngrishTwit, on Flickr
#nofilter needed for this one #engrish by EngrishTwit, on Flickr
Walt Hansgen and Masten Gregory at an SCCA National race at Thompson sometime in the mid-fifties. (Early version of the Thompson road course).
I took a trip down to the Outer Banks today. Here is the sun setting over Hatteras, the lighthouse is in the right of the picture, with driftwood in the front.
One big fat Nopety Nope!
OK, maybe this one.
Guess I never really thought about how they got up there.
In reply to 914Driver :
THAT is cool! A three post lift for an airplane!
914Driver said:One big fat Nopety Nope!
It is not the fall that kills you, it is the sudden stop at the end.
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