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Carl Lawrence · 02 Dec 2012

I have been walking Gracie as usual to-day. Also I saw this Ford Fiesta Mk1.

z3r010 · 02 Dec 2012

Carl, you seriously need to learn the difference between classic cars that should be photographed and battered old sheds that should be scrapped.

pebbly · 02 Dec 2012

z3r010 said:

Carl, you seriously need to learn the difference between classic cars that should be photographed and battered old sheds that should be scrapped.

You have a way with words z3r010

mitchell65 · 02 Dec 2012

z3r010 said:

battered old sheds that should be scrapped.

That's no way to talk about Stiles Garage showroom

JimJoe · 02 Dec 2012

The rumor I heard about MITB attacks is a mouseover is seen as permission to download... that is how the trojan gets onto your computer.

And that junky car is outdoors so a large Roc or Pterodactyl can carry it away.

The Howling Wolves · 02 Dec 2012

Northern California being hit with high winds and rain.
Time to get the GFX'ers to build me an ark!

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Having trouble keeping mine air tight!

THW

Dwarf · 02 Dec 2012

Don't forget your Lynx!

The Howling Wolves · 02 Dec 2012

Dwarf said:

Don't forget your Lynx!

Dwarf,
Lynx was the first thing on my list.
Then two blondes, brunettes, dark hair and red headed ladies.
Come on rain! hehehe
THW

Kari · 02 Dec 2012

Hooked in front of TV, watching interestins series of documentaries about so called Travellers (gypsies) in the UK. Fascinating! Just now an episode telling about Appleby Horse Fair.

gregrocker · 02 Dec 2012

This scene from the movie Flight has me mesmerized for days now: 'Flight' crash brings air terror back to the screen.

What's especially chilling is the same model Alaska Air MD-80 experienced the same issue with stabilizer screw wear causing it to snap sending it into uncontrolled dive over Pacific. The pilots last words were something to the effect of "Good news is we're flying. Bad news is we're upside down."

It seems what the movie is emulating is that this is what the Alaska pilots may have actually been trying to arrest the dive, to some success, but with the Pacific to land on instead of the billowing wheat field. They were right outside LAX when they crashed trying for an emergency landing, literally in the movie industry's Malibu front yard.

The commentary at the time is that these 30 year old jets were the only ones with no redundancy built in, so I wonder if pilots had in the back of their mind inversion as a last resort. It's ridiculous American still hasn't replaced all of these, with 300+ more to go.