MORE random pics......

[widebody911]

[GH85Carrera]

[svandamme]

Originally Posted by Racerbvd

SNIP

if people would look in front and focus on accelerating... instead of slowing down to watch the carnage.. the traffic jam would be a lot shorter.
I've never quite onder stood why people sit in a T jam for 3-4 miles annoyed.
then at the point where the narrowing and merging is done.. you know ,the point where everybody can speed up
They don't because "well I've spent all this time waiting in the Tjam, Now I am going to take my sweet time to have a good look why I was waiting. and all yalls behind me can just wait a bit longer."

[sammyg2]

[sammyg2]

[flipper35]

Looks oddly familiar. From Triumph/British Leyland.

[GH85Carrera]

[daepp]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

A very unique home in the Cameo Shores neighborhood of Corona Del Mar. I used to take my kids to the cove it was built above (when public access was still maintained) and I visited it several times before it was completely finished.

My 8 year old middle daughter showing off there in 2002:




It straddles 3 ocean-front lots on one of the prettiest little coves you ever saw. It was built for (IIRC) the guy who started Broadcom, and it's known locally as the "Portobello Mushroom House". 8 bedrooms, unbelievable interior pools, boaling alley, and a staggering subterranean garage with office and bedroom.


All this and more, for just $75M.

[mpeastend]

I see these shipping pix so often...why wouldn't they attach a strap/chain or something else across the tops of the containers (if all stacked at the same height)? It would seem to make it that much more rigid as a single large object rather than stacks of boxes very close to each other, if they were tied together at the top. Would it take too long? Can't cost more in labor than these insurance fiascos.

[GH85Carrera]

[john70t]

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by svandamme

if people would look in front and focus on accelerating... instead of slowing down to watch the carnage.. the traffic jam would be a lot shorter.
I've never quite onder stood why people sit in a T jam for 3-4 miles annoyed.
then at the point where the narrowing and merging is done.. you know ,the point where everybody can speed up
They don't because "well I've spent all this time waiting in the Tjam, Now I am going to take my sweet time to have a good look why I was waiting. and all yalls behind me can just wait a bit longer."

The biggest problem was diverting the traffic at the base of the overpass right where cars were trying to merge into traffic from an on ramp. During that little trip to downtown and back, the were like 5 or 6 cars facing the wrong way. This obviously the worst. And today the news feed has been flooding with accident reports. This one just popped up.

[john70t]

Originally Posted by daepp

It straddles 3 ocean-front lots on one of the prettiest little coves you ever saw.

This one is not on a 'cove' specifically from the looks of it, but seems to have a similar layout


There have been some custom choices made in architecture..

[sammyg2]

[GH85Carrera]

[sammyg2]

[GH85Carrera]

[GH85Carrera]

[URY914]

[crustychief]

Originally Posted by widebody911

settling with power perhaps? depending on the wind conditions I can see that happening.