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Memories from my youth...I remember the blend lever on the Sunoco gas pumps. 190 economy to the left, 260 Blue Sunoco Premium to the right, and a few other grades in between. As a young child, I marveled at the sorcery it took to make so many types of gas come out of one pump when other gas stations had a pump for each...
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Yes but I don’t get what connection the entrance to that property has to do with it. I’m blonde and Polish. Draw me a picture please
The Flinstone video involves a greeting and correct response to prove you are a member of the secret society.Yes but I don’t get what connection the entrance to that property has to do with it. I’m blonde and Polish. Draw me a picture please
I just suggested those two took it to the next level with their shenanigans and acrobatics. Kinda like the old speakeasy when you had to know the secret password to get in. They turned it into a dance routine for AGT... Entrance to the house was not part of the parallel I was originally thinking of.
I can attest to this. While my club allows beverage cans and plastic bottles (AND full-auto) on the plinking range, beer or liquor containers are NOT allowed on OR off the range. And imagine the funk smell that swill would produce!
Interestingly, they just aired that episode on MeTV last Sunday.
Those old car pics you posted are bringing back memories as I always seemed to be driving a 20yo S-box.
That pic in the snow I see about a half-dozen cars I've owned. I had a 1969 Pontiac "Executive". Like a full-size Bonneville but the basic version. 400-2bbl, someone set it up for winter driving and these were the ONLY options it had: "super" heat, rear defrost blower and Posi-traction--that's it. I bought some retread snows and put them on extra wheels and put the other wheels in the trunk along with toolbox and some other weighty objects. The trunk would literally fit a horse.
We would tie a rope to the back and I would tow the lads around the parking lot while they "ski-ed" behind it. I took a trip to Maine one winter (from RI) and got caught in a snow storm on the way home. So everyone on the Turnpike is following a row of plows and I said "F this!", passed the plows and it was clear sailing the rest of the way. That car was like a snowmobile... Looked very much like this car...
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