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09-12-2018, 09:23 AM - 1 Like   #57196
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But then I get so busy catching up with the thread that I don't get anything done
I know the feeling.... especially during the contest months!

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I've been shocked, more than once, from a spark plug. And that in itself is a sufficient deterrent to peeing on an electric fence.
Ever chopped Carolina Reapers - and then had a pee? I've been told that it's rather unpleasant.

I've also been told that filling your bathtub with cold water to cool things down might sound like a good idea. But it isn't. You just let the capsaicin spread with the water a few inches further back.

Or so I've been told.
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And while you are chatting with her, she owes me 5 quid....
Always the same excuse, eh? "We don't usually carry our own money...". But then, I guess carrying £300,000,000 around would be rather cumbersome.
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We are saying the same thing...we are both talking about the little guy on the right
I think the one in the photo I shared was a CJ3, here's another illustration with a CJ2 (which has a lower hood):



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Ever chopped Carolina Reapers - and then had a pee? I've been told that it's rather unpleasant.

I've also been told that filling your bathtub with cold water to cool things down might sound like a good idea. But it isn't. You just let the capsaicin spread with the water a few inches further back.

Or so I've been told.
"Or so I've been told."
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Someone was mentioning car sizes...
To illustrate that they all grow the newer model they are:

Mini:


Jeep:



(In both above cases, I choose the vehicle on the right)
And the Cinquecento:

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Nah, not me, but I did miss his smart ass
Thanks! When I sit on it I get smart all over.

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I think the one in the photo I shared was a CJ3, here's another illustration with a CJ2 (which has a lower hood):
That's Dad's Jeep when he was working for a geo-physical survey team in northern Alberta. Any idea which one it is? Dad is sitting 2nd from the right

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Yup, you learn how wide your vehicle is and where all the tires are. Sometimes it can be critical to have a tire roll over an exact spot....
Or to not roll over it

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Ran to Aldi, first time driving my truck since the rain and open window incident.
What I want to know is which one of you guys hid a dead carp inside it, and where?
I partially swamped my Civic in river water (short story, backed boat in too far and opened the door....whooosh). It smelled horrible for a year afterwards
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QuoteOriginally posted by bertwert Quote
I know the feeling.... especially during the contest months!
But now I'm through. Time to go through some images now.

Bacon!
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QuoteOriginally posted by CharLac Quote
That's Dad's Jeep when he was working for a geo-physical survey team in northern Alberta. Any idea which one it is? Dad is sitting 2nd from the right

https://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/attachments/26-mini-challenges-games-pho...92769329_o.jpg
Either a CJ2a or CJ3a, the first one I shared was actually a CJ3b (taller hood for a new engine).
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QuoteOriginally posted by CharLac Quote
I partially swamped my Civic in river water (short story, backed boat in too far and opened the door....whooosh). It smelled horrible for a year afterwards
Thanks for that, something for me to look forward to.
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Is he a Lisbon taxi driver? I remember a trip there quite like that
When Dad worked for ICAO he had a meeting in Brussels. His tale of the harrowing and dangerously fast cab ride through narrow cobblestone streets in a large Mercedes taxi was quite entertaining.
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QuoteOriginally posted by savoche Quote
She said to thank you "for services rendered" and "we weren't impressed but at least we were amused"
I hope you were your usual humble self
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