Random Thoughts VIII: The Ocho
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http://flightclub.jalopnik.com/lawrence-sperry-inventor-of-the-autopilot-and-the-m-1592623110
Ahh, men. Invent the autopilot, use it to get some sessytimes.
Ahh, men. Invent the autopilot, use it to get some sessytimes.
Actually the last 10-15 years they have plowed tens of millions in the north side to clean up that mess area.
Drop of water in the ocean for what that area needs.
What parts have they been working on? Seems like the same old, same old when I've been up there (which granted has been maybe once in the last 8 years). I actually lived on the north side for about 6 months with my brother after college back in 06. Didn't seem like they were doing much then.
The Bird socks remind me. Pants, you need some of these:
http://www.amazon.com/Gumball-Poodle-Donald-Trump-Socks/dp/B01CZHOXGM
http://www.amazon.com/Gumball-Poodle-Donald-Trump-Socks/dp/B01CZHOXGM
Well done!
Not going to even bother posting the one I was thinking of. :notworthy:
I think i'd like to visit/stay at that Wright hotel. Maybe do that this fall after a football game.
I post the following in honor of my unexpected "pleasure" of installing a Badger 500 Insinkerator garbage disposal today. I suppose the Badger can also be in tribute to the Wisconsinites among us.
[video=youtube;ByAcYqiYHA4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByAcYqiYHA4[/video]
[video=youtube;ByAcYqiYHA4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByAcYqiYHA4[/video]
I've only drank at the bar there, haven't been to stay. The only complaint I've heard (and it's always from people that just think "fancy hotel" and not the historical aspect) is the rooms are small, but that's just the way the were made back then.
He's tied with Tom Baker for me. I think this one had more episodes that scared me. Even nightmare worthy.
I go Tom Baker, Chistopher Eccleston, and then Davison. Some don't like Eccleston because he has distanced himself from the role, but I think he absolutely nailed it with his version.
Yeah...it's not.
Crazy though - the strut took the hit and is fine...didn't even pop the tire. Engine also seems to be fine as well. It's a matter of hammering the crap out of the fender & hood so that there's reasonable closure. It's old enough & lame enough that we only had liability on it...replacement cost was less than premiums. And by a strange quirk of fate, it isn't covered by homeowners. If our vehicle caught fire in the garage, the damage to the garage would be covered by homeowners but not the vehicle.
So...if a tree falls on your truck, do you still hear it?
Crazy though - the strut took the hit and is fine...didn't even pop the tire. Engine also seems to be fine as well. It's a matter of hammering the crap out of the fender & hood so that there's reasonable closure. It's old enough & lame enough that we only had liability on it...replacement cost was less than premiums. And by a strange quirk of fate, it isn't covered by homeowners. If our vehicle caught fire in the garage, the damage to the garage would be covered by homeowners but not the vehicle.
So...if a tree falls on your truck, do you still hear it?
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