Since the Me too movement I find it hard to watch old shows. Used to love Inspector Morse and was excited to see it was running from the beginning on PBS. However watching now he just seems like a lout and a pig.Quote:
Originally Posted by JongDoe
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Since the Me too movement I find it hard to watch old shows. Used to love Inspector Morse and was excited to see it was running from the beginning on PBS. However watching now he just seems like a lout and a pig.Quote:
Originally Posted by JongDoe
Well yeah. I wanted to know about corona.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser3
But if the google has info on floating turds, please tell. I need to know
My stepdad has a ‘67 stashed in a barn. I’ve mostly given up on the dream of restoring it any time soon.... even so, I don’t think I’d ever DD it.Quote:
Originally Posted by glademaster
I spotted another prime specimen for sale on Saturday when I was out for a drive. I didn't bother to stop and look at the price, but the metallic brown color was a sight to behold.
A new season, haha.:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
Wife and I have been watching Seinfeld reruns at night for the last couple months. Still damn funny after all these years.
Seen on MTBR: safety third! https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...997190b938.jpg
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Originally Posted by glademaster
That head tube would make Ron Jeremy blush. What the hell is on the front wheel?Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
Is that a composter?
Big ass e-motor. Front wheel drive 🙄
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Originally Posted by Mustonen
I used to work with this guy who drove an El Camino, and was old enough to be the original owner. Coincidentally, he was also my neighbor, and I would see him picking up cheap six packs at the local store dressed head to toe in denim. He even wore those denim shirts with the snaps. I always imagined they had the embroidered parrots on the chest but I never saw him outside of work without a jean jacket. It was like he lived in 1973 and commuted through a time portal to 2006.Quote:
Originally Posted by glademaster
I changed jobs/houses and never saw him again. Whenever I see an El Camino I picture him in the retirement home with denim pajamas and cowboy boots. El Camino out back, parked in the corner spot, skewed to the outside.
My wife sewed a tennis ball into a sock for our newest psycho puppy to play with. My 8yo now calls it her ball sock and keeps asking us to help find his ball sock.
I’m amused.
This. Front wheel drive ebike, on a Niner carbon fork.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
What could go wrong?
It’s amusing until your 18 y.o. Daughter is looking for the ball sock.Quote:
Originally Posted by BobMc
J.k.
Good luck dad
My photo app gave me a 10 year memory.
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That was the night before heading to the corn harvest at Loveland. Also amusing.
Oh fuck, that made me laugh out loud. That's exactly how I park too, although I don't drive an El Camino.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ted Striker
The Seinfeld episode where George pretends to be a marine biologist was on last night. "The sea was angry that day, my friends. Like an old man trying to return soup at a deli." :)
"I said, 'Easy, big fella!'"
That is brilliantly tragic.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ