The Medusa Fora

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Well you said of anything...

That's cool.. Is it yours? What are you gonna do with is?

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Phil makes Don King look normal

fluke wrote:

georgecat wrote:<a>
Well you said of anything...

That's cool.. Is it yours? What are you gonna do with is?

Yup it's mine. Gonna build it!!! Drive it! Race it!

his teeth look pretty good here
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This made me giggle

I've begun getting out my Halloween decorations. This year, I decided to make a traditional Scottish Jack O'-Lantern and use large turnips. While I still intend to do some pumpkins, it's nice to keep old traditions alive like the turnips.

TheIrishRover wrote:
This year, I decided to make a traditional Scottish Jack O'-Lantern and use large turnips.

Those are outstanding! You have inspired me.

I love this photo of Joe West. One of my favorite muscians.

georgecat wrote:

fluke wrote:

georgecat wrote:<a>
Well you said of anything...

That's cool.. Is it yours? What are you gonna do with is?

Yup it's mine. Gonna build it!!! Drive it! Race it!

That's really cool.
We have apk in the netherlands.
In The Netherlands the "Algemene Periodieke Keuring" (APK) or General Periodical Inspection is mandatory for vehicles aging 3 years or older. The yearly inspection includes conforming to safety and emission standards.

I think building a car like that is nearly impossible around here.. How does that work in california?

I could not resist putting this on my leagues fantasy football trophy before sending it on to the 2007 winner.

I was in Donegal and walked by this old church, no roof, and took this picture. And I fucking like it.


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my backyard (if a backyard can be considered a 20 minute drive away, with having to pay $2.00 for parking


Hurricane Wilma from my sliding glass door

treadhead1944 wrote:
[b]my backyard (if a backyard can be considered a 20 minute drive away, with having to pay $2.00 for parking[/

It always pisses me off when you have to pay to go to the beach. Christ, it's a beach, on our coast, in our country.

KathleenwithaK wrote:

treadhead1944 wrote:
[b]my backyard (if a backyard can be considered a 20 minute drive away, with having to pay $2.00 for parking[/

It always pisses me off when you have to pay to go to the beach. Christ, it's a beach, on our coast, in our country.

The beach if free, you just have to feed the parking meters. Unless of course you have a beach sticker, which is $12, but since I go to the beach less than 6 times a year, cheaper to pay the parking.