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Moonshiners were in desperate need of avoiding cops during the Prohibition era (1920-1933), and thus, these heifer-heels were born. They’d use these puppies to look like cows when traipsing through fields or across other terrain that might leave footprints for the authorities to track.
These shoes bring a whole new perspective to “hoofin’ it.”

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Not all recovery tow hooks are made the same.

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In these behind-the-scenes shots from #Poltergeist—directed by Tobe Hooper and produced by Steven Spielberg and Frank Marshall—we can see ILM’s Larry Tan and Mark Thorpe rigging the Freeling’s family home for implosion.

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Steven Spielberg's 1941

I need to get a copy of that! I haven't seen it in forever!

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One reasonably strong guy or two average dudes could totally fix that!

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When I was 16 I could lift the back of an econobox a few inches. And that was a Chevy Chevette which was rear wheel drive. A buddy and I once easily lifted the back of a girls car and swung it sideways so both back tires were up on the curb. I think it was a little fwd Japanese car of some sort.

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That's gonna leave a mark.

Maybe that's what "death by snu snu" means.

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My ******* friends used to do that to my Mustang in high school. They liked to put its butt on the sidewalks.

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Well.........................that's one way to get the rotor off

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It's getting warmer out. Remember to check on your exhaust coolant levels.

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The French SNECMA Coléoptère vertical take-off aircraft, which first flew on 6 May 1959. It was a single-person aircraft with an annular wing designed to land vertically, therefore requiring no runway and very little space to take-off. There were several prototypes developed and tested, however the design proved to be very unstable and flying it was dangerous.

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Dang thing will not get tight!

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The States of Italy in 1299 AD

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Photograph of two men and a woman sitting on the front porch of a store, Claiborne County, Tennessee, late 1940'.