MORE random pics......

[bugstrider]

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[Evans, Marv]

I built this at Moose Lake in Sequoia N.P. in 1969.

[legion]

Originally Posted by widebody911

That pretty much sums up Chicago:

"How the **** did we get here and what do we do about it now?"

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[JackDidley]

[Starless]

[Starless]

[GH85Carrera]

[bugstrider]

Originally Posted by legion

That pretty much sums up Chicago:



"How the **** did we get here and what do we do about it now?"

Wholly cow, will you look at that!!
It’s all about the mechanism of injury
https://youtu.be/0HAGMb_jAdU
Anyone who works in the industry will understand......

[GH85Carrera]

[sammyg2]

Originally Posted by legion

Federico Kroymans was the driver

Ferrari investigates tub failure

Ferrari is investigating why one of its F399 chassis tore in half during an accident in a historic race at Laguna Seca in the United States. Technical director Ross Brawn said: “We have got the car back at the factory and we are looking at it. Although it’s the same model as the one Michael had his accident in [at Silverstone in 1999], it’s a very different sort of accident. In Michael’s he had a front impact and the wheel came back into the cockpit and that’s what broke his leg. With this one – as far as I understand – the car went backwards into a barrier and the wheel became stuck in the barrier as the car spun around it, putting a tensile load on the car.” The ’99 Ferrari was torn in half.

Autosport Magazine

[craigster59]

The Big Lebowski (1998). Joel Coen & Ethan Coen
Cinematography: Roger Deakins
Photo by: Merrick Morton

[Heel n Toe]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

Can anyone provide any insight as to why these vehicles are situated on the river/creek bank? Is it because fish love to congregate and nest there like when ships and barges are sunk in the ocean to help form a reef near the shore? Or is it for erosion control?

[pavulon]

Originally Posted by Heel n Toe

Can anyone provide any insight as to why these vehicles are situated on the river/creek bank? Is it because fish love to congregate and nest there like when ships and barges are sunk in the ocean to help form a reef near the shore? Or is it for erosion control?

Pre-recycling erosion control. At one time, there was zero regard for pollution (much less fish habitat) and resources were seen as endless. People with those views are still around often equating personal convenience to correct.

[bigel]

Man, I remember those days...NY-NJ area was an absolute mess when I was a kid into teenager.

[URY914]

[URY914]

[widebody911]

[M.D. Holloway]

Originally Posted by URY914

Jenner looks happy...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z60NJGE9UBk

[berettafan]

Originally Posted by URY914

shark feeding system?

[Craig T]

Originally Posted by widebody911

QUICK! Step on them before they reproduce!