If it was a war, then sure. If it's a warrior dash type thing....meh.
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Let me chop off both your legs at teh hips, and possibly your genitals.... then watch you participate in a warrior dash then say MEH again......
Dogs are fvcking ridiculous.
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Um, look at what he's doing, with no legs and one arm.
Is it bad that this makes perfect sense to me when i read it?
This is a GPS trace from my Formula SAE team's parking lot test session... Not intentional at all!
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I'm not saying it isn't impressive/awesome/inspiring. It's just the image is a bit misleading, until you see the yoga pant clad woman behind him.
And you're the last person I'd let near my genitals, thanks.
Please remind me of her name again. I came across her sometime last year and all her pictures had me quite intrigued.
^^Lol^^
Flying tomato got spanked?
Flying tomato got spanked?
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Maybe because of the stupid BFGoodrich banner ad I keep see here in the Lounge.
Talking about the best snowboarder in the world:
Lovelovelove the Coarsair also...highlight of my airplane geek career was seeing one in flight at teh Edwards Air Show a few years back.
If you read the records/memoirs of Erich Hartmann, they used to feat on Yaks, blowing them out of the sky by the dozen. Mostly owing to the young pilots the Russionas put up...
FYI, my grandmother, still alive at 83, is from a rural NC Appalachian town that doesn't exist anymore called Proctor. She grew up in a 2 room dirt floor shack.
At the harvest festival, the greased pig contest was actually very serious business. The family whose child caught the greased piglet (always a female) got to keep it and raise it. They cost a LOT of money. The other was the pole greasing contest which had a big time prize at stake too. Mamaw (my grandmother
) said the contest was really viscious.
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Speaking of Appalachia:
The American Chestnut
The American Chestnut
This makes me cry a little inside.Speaking of Appalachia:
The American Chestnut