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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 12437888)

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Yep, that's just about right for Mecum...and I'll bet some sucker paid big bucks for it too :confused:

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 12437961)

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More like a Hot Pocket. Been burned with that many times.

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Cold here, no wind with steady rain for 24 hours. Rogers City got 1.5” ice with limbs and lines down all over the place.

My brothers garden in Barrie, just north of Toronto

Power out, lots of tree damage but luckily no car or house damage

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Longest straightest road in Australia. The 90 mile straight

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This is much I do not even begin to understand about fashion. That ripped up jeans look is just as stupid bell bottom jeans forced on us in the 70s. Even worse than the huge wide cuffs on the bottoms of slacks.

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Originally Posted by masraum (Post 12427402)

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Mrs. Olsen perhaps?

Plenty of fire extinguishers- good.

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Originally Posted by daepp (Post 12438953)

Mrs. Olsen perhaps?

Jack's wife is a lovely woman. If I had to guess, I'd say the girl in the photos may be closer to Jack's kids' age than his wife's age. (Not that Mrs Olsen is old, mind you)

Probably not the best x-post but I'll see if it flies
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I suspect this was an April Fools photo. It was supposed to slow drivers down. In my 911, it would make me speed up! :)

Unfortunately, not an April Fools. Just idiots.

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Good sway bars. Certainly not great sway bars.

I'm really happy with my new ceiling fan, except one problem.

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Discovered in 1930, Pluto’s orbit takes about 248 years to complete. This means the distant planetoid is still on its first journey around the Sun since its discovery, highlighting the immense time scales of our solar system.

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The Battle of Iwo Jima (February 19 – March 26, 1945) 🇺🇸
Hot sulfur baths—Located near the 3rd Marine Division water point on the southwest beach of Iwo Jima, this hole was originally dug as a foxhole for water distillation units. However, sulfur-rich water soon began seeping from the ground. The 3rd Engineering Battalion (Seabees) installed a gasoline pump and hose, allowing troops to take helmet baths. Plans were underway to set up showers. Iwo Jima, 1945. (Original historic wartime caption, NARA).

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Supposedly Dan is riding a Bonanza minibike, which makes sense. They were around when I was a kid. I was a Taco man at the time, but top of the line. Taco 100, with bigger wheels and the 5hp Briggs & Stratton vs the 3.5hp. IIRC it had springs on the front forks, too. I think the Bonanzas were better, but not sure. The Hondas were the best.