September 11, 2009
car from the future
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- Rick Neece: I need to lose weight or get slip-ons. I’d prefer the former. Working on it.
- Rick Neece: I told her, “I probably strained it by gaining 16 pounds since Thanksgiving, then bending over to...
- Deron Bauman: Good, Rick. Good.
- Rick Neece: Update: The doctor said (after poking and prodding and asking questions), “You may have strained a...
- Deron Bauman: Thank you, all. I am grateful for your comments.
- Kelsey Parker: This is beautiful. It’s respectful of the subject while still carrying a sense of intimacy....
- Deron Bauman: Trust the Morton’s fisherman.
- Sheila Ryan: And the fish-finger lawyers can finger-fuck themselves.
- Rick Neece: The seam in the glass dead center. The two sides not symmetrical, not mirror image. Symmetry behind the...
- Sheila Ryan: And I love the Fisher-Price technology. It works.
- Sheila Ryan: Wow. That is completely new to me. Thank you.
- Michael Smith: I might be thinking movies, but I always thought producers were the other people whose money got used....
- Erica Braverman: I only mastered that trick in college. Somewhere after that, I lost my knack for it.
- Sheila Ryan: “Use other people’s money” is the trick I’ve never mastered.
- Sheila Ryan: We could go all paranormal and have, like, three dudes and a girl searching for the cakehole child,...
SPEED SHOP. MANIFOLDS. HOP-UP KITS. HEADERS. CAMS.
And a pump jockey with a big bright Texaco star to pump your Texaco.
I told you it was from the future.
Is it just me, or does that car make you go cross-eyed when you look at it?
I think I’d look great in that car. And it suits my propensity to tip over.
stretch that sucker a bit taller and close-in the back and you’ve got yourself a vanagon, brother!
there’s nothing quite like piloting a vehicle from just above the front axel… *heaven*
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I still have one of these from my 1960′s Hot Wheels collection as a kid. Great to see it again