MORE random pics......

[rennch]

Ha.

[sseto911]

[CJFusco]

Originally Posted by sseto911

Funny article, but I wonder if it's true... don't you think the owners of the deck chair would have rather, um, "applied ice to the affected area" than destroy their property?

[Blanco]

2,000,110 views!!!

[id10t]

CJFusco - there's been a fark thread about it... think I posted here about it when it happened...

[legion]

My killer:

[bell]

Originally Posted by Blanco

2,000,110 views!!!

i wonder if wayne has the ability to figure out who was #2,000,000 via ip or something......

good work everyone

[gostraight]

[QUOTE=legion;3460157]My killer:

same color as mine

[URY914]

[URY914]

[pwd72s]

Love the Cayenne pic...man, a rugged 4X4 for off road if I ever saw one!

[kach22i]

http://www.canosoarus.com/



Bill Suitor flies the RB 2000 out over the water. This leaves a trail of blasted water which looks great in still shots!

http://www.canosoarus.com/07RocketBelt/Rocket09.htm



http://www.canosoarus.com/03CalifCommuter/CalCom01.htm

Inventor, Doug Malewicki, set two Official Guinness World Records for high mileage efficiency with his lightweight, streamlined California Commuter. Both Mile Per Gallon records were set in real world conditions while Doug drove at the legal speed limit on freeways. The first record was for gasoline power and the second was for diesel power.

http://www.canosoarus.com/03CalifCommuter/CalCom02.htm

[pmajka]

[pmajka]

[t951]

Just got my camera repaired. Here are two quick test pics.

[Icemaster]

The long arm of the lawbreaker’s excavator landed on the roof of a surplus cruiser parked near the Miami Township Civic Center, 6101 Meijer Drive.

The Hyundai backhoe had been parked on the adjacent property of Loveland Excavating, about 200 yards from the cruiser, Detective Nick Colliver said.


“They either thought they were being funny or were angry,” Colliver. “This was just deliberate. There’s no doubt about it. They drove it from Loveland Excavating straight up to the cruiser, dropped the bucket on it and crushed it.”

Nobody was in the car at the time of the incident, which police said occurred between 8 p.m. Aug. 27 and 7 a.m. Aug. 28.

Aside from part of the pavement that was cracked by the weight of the backhoe, nothing else was damaged, Colliver said.

The 1998 Ford Crown Victoria, valued at $3,000, was to be sold at auction or to another municipality before the act of vandalism, said Tim Pennington, community relations director for the township. Instead, the destroyed car was hauled away as scrap.

The cruiser had been used as a canine unit, but it was decommissioned and had been parked at the civic center for a couple of months.

Whoever operated the backhoe and its hydraulic arm had the keys, Colliver said. None were reported missing from Loveland Excavating.

“We’re pursuing several leads right now,” Colliver said. “Somebody knew what they were doing. The person certainly had experience in operating heavy equipment.”

[teenerted1]

Now thats "ART"

[sammyg2]

Monkey, I didn't miss your point. You inappropriately tried to play the race card for whatever self-serving reason and you failed.
NEXT!

[widgeon13]

Originally Posted by Icemaster

The long arm of the lawbreaker’s excavator landed on the roof of a surplus cruiser parked near the Miami Township Civic Center, 6101 Meijer Drive.

The Hyundai backhoe had been parked on the adjacent property of Loveland Excavating, about 200 yards from the cruiser, Detective Nick Colliver said.


“They either thought they were being funny or were angry,” Colliver. “This was just deliberate. There’s no doubt about it. They drove it from Loveland Excavating straight up to the cruiser, dropped the bucket on it and crushed it.”

Nobody was in the car at the time of the incident, which police said occurred between 8 p.m. Aug. 27 and 7 a.m. Aug. 28.

Aside from part of the pavement that was cracked by the weight of the backhoe, nothing else was damaged, Colliver said.

The 1998 Ford Crown Victoria, valued at $3,000, was to be sold at auction or to another municipality before the act of vandalism, said Tim Pennington, community relations director for the township. Instead, the destroyed car was hauled away as scrap.

The cruiser had been used as a canine unit, but it was decommissioned and had been parked at the civic center for a couple of months.

Whoever operated the backhoe and its hydraulic arm had the keys, Colliver said. None were reported missing from Loveland Excavating.

“We’re pursuing several leads right now,” Colliver said. “Somebody knew what they were doing. The person certainly had experience in operating heavy equipment.”

Were any donuts injuried??

[BRPORSCHE]

Saw this in Houston this past weekend. Very well put together. The owner really new what he was doing....



And this one is for you guys to get some wood!