Hollywood Movie Magic right there
Hollywood Movie Magic right there
Too bad none of Kissesses' music is worth a deuce.
Looks like a hell of a party. Though, the far-right gal's expression indicates that things may have escalated beyond her comfort zone.Quote:
Originally Posted by el hefe
Ya. I agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZomblibulaX
#mealsoQuote:
Originally Posted by riser3
And by far the best thing about the scissoring pic is the sign above the bar:
Together We Have Everything
leg wrestlingQuote:
Originally Posted by el hefe
or they have no clue on how to scissor
Was waiting for that. Nice eye. ha.Quote:
Originally Posted by JayPowHound
Why? Because they're bigger? Actually I need a source for this. I doubt farm equipment in general has the right of way.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
Warmin up 4 tues
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I mean, you can argue the points of the law, but the lug nut rule always applies. You can fight it, but….you’ll lose.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
You can be dead right. I recall a minivan full of Amish folk that ran headon into a grape picker. It tore off the roof and everything else right down to the dashboard.
How did that farm truck end up with a flat tire? I can't work out the scenario.
And, why the fuck was Betty wearing jeans shorts? Is nobody looking into the inconsistencies in her story?
That car must've been moving. Not only did they almost tear the front left wheel assembly off the combine when they hit it (as well as dent the outside rim and flatten the tire) but they caused the rear right side rim/tire to go flat.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
The rear flat likely happened because when the car impacted combine the force of the impact and sudden stop that accompanied it caused the rear end of the machine to lift off the ground and slam back to earth with enough force to flatten the rear tire and rim upon impact.
I'm not typically too worried about head on collisions like this when I'm driving equipment. People usually slow down when they see large equipment taking up both lanes of the road heading towards them. I'm more worried about someone trying to pass me at an intersection while I'm making a left turn.
Typical city boy, you should move to Boise and set all the farmer straight.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
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Good times! You must have paid a premium for that sign. Sadly my wife came home with this version.Quote:
Originally Posted by el hefe
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How was the horse that was pulling the minivan?Quote:
Originally Posted by wooley12
How about “View Right Now” with directions?Quote:
Originally Posted by el hefe
Thats what the guy in the squashed flat as hell car thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
Driver's License manual in Vermont says yield to farm equipment and all slow moving vehicles.
Isn't as much of it on the roads these days. But I do remember it fondly from my youth.Quote:
Originally Posted by MyNameIsAugustWest
You should play chicken with a combine over here as part of your researchQuote:
Originally Posted by The AD
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Some Amish are permitted to have non Amish do the driving. As it was in the case I mentioned.Quote:
Originally Posted by crashtestdummy