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Viejo paso de los miembros
- Thread starter 57Strat
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preembargo
Sleeping not so peacefully
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A personal favorite, the Flinstone car in Flinstone Park, Oak Harbor, WA.
tkoepp
Lil' RASScal
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The 789 Chevy
The company is planning a production run of about 100 vehicles.
Sits on a Corvette C6 chassis, front styled like a 57 Chevy, side like a 58, rear like a 59.
Hence the designation "789"
http://strangevehicles.com/images/content/125359.bmp
The company is planning a production run of about 100 vehicles.
Sits on a Corvette C6 chassis, front styled like a 57 Chevy, side like a 58, rear like a 59.
Hence the designation "789"
http://strangevehicles.com/images/content/125359.bmp
preembargo
Sleeping not so peacefully
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The coolest, baddest, most amazing car EVER!
Go Speed Racer!
Go Speed Racer!
stogieman
" Herf King "
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cohibasurfer
one day older than dirt
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Tell me about it Jim! Then there is the worry of something happening to the freakin' thing after you mail it off. How would you like it to go missing on it's way to your mail to BoTL? Yeah... who needs sky diving. Devin's passes .... what a rush!!!
57Strat
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Gentlemen, thank you all for the great entries! 
The winners are:
First:
Sam, with post #3017.
Second:
Mark, with post #2969.
Third:
jfk742, with post # 2966.
Congratulations! :thumbs:
Prize packages will be sent out next week.
jfk742, please PM your address.
The winners are:
First:
Sam, with post #3017.
Second:
Mark, with post #2969.
Third:
jfk742, with post # 2966.
Congratulations! :thumbs:
Prize packages will be sent out next week.
jfk742, please PM your address.
Strayvector
Like what you smoke, smoke what you like
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Thanks once again, Devin. Father-in-law will be psyched when I show him this and hopefully it'll convince him to try a cigar. I'll post hi-res pics of the car when I return from England.
SamClemmons
eloquent absurdity
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CONTEST!!!
Mr. Cole would like me to address a new contest and since I'm leaving town on Sunday I better start now. This one is for all you clever wordsmiths out there... and the not so clever ones... and the plagiarists... and, well you get the idea.
I want you all to do something that is greatly frowned upon here.
I want you to tell me a LIE!
The bigger the better. One liners will not be considered. Your lies must be presented in story form.
What's the biggest lie you ever told... heard... read... or wrote. What's the funniest lie, the most devious or hateful, make one up, steal someone elses...
Remember, a good lie is self supported and contains an element of truth.
I wrote one but Devin disqualified me. Here it is anyway.
Had me a dog once, a big awful looking thing by the name of Spot. By big I mean it was tall and spindly, could look me in the eye and only weighed 70 lbs. It was the strangest looking dog you ever saw. I had foreigners, you know, from New Jersey and the like traveling all that way just to put eyes on it. I only charged ‘em a dime for the first minute.
This dog was so tall it couldn’t eat off the ground like other dogs which is why it was so skinny. I had to hang its grub from a limb or it would have plumb starved to death. It took to eatin’ apples when they was in season. My kids could only pet it’s ankles. They finally made a raggedy old rope ladder. They’d sling this rope ladder over Spot’s back and down the other side so it hung to the ground on both sides. Then one kid would stand on one end while the other clambered up to scratch his ears.
A feller at the university heard about Spot and was so curious he come down for a look. Me and him stood at the fence watchin’ the children tryin’ to get they rope ladder on Spot. We stood there for nearly 30 minutes before he spoke.
“That looks an awful lot like a deer,” he said.
“It’s a dog,” I said, “the kids love him.”
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Mr. Cole would like me to address a new contest and since I'm leaving town on Sunday I better start now. This one is for all you clever wordsmiths out there... and the not so clever ones... and the plagiarists... and, well you get the idea.
I want you all to do something that is greatly frowned upon here.
I want you to tell me a LIE!
The bigger the better. One liners will not be considered. Your lies must be presented in story form.
What's the biggest lie you ever told... heard... read... or wrote. What's the funniest lie, the most devious or hateful, make one up, steal someone elses...
Remember, a good lie is self supported and contains an element of truth.
I wrote one but Devin disqualified me. Here it is anyway.
Had me a dog once, a big awful looking thing by the name of Spot. By big I mean it was tall and spindly, could look me in the eye and only weighed 70 lbs. It was the strangest looking dog you ever saw. I had foreigners, you know, from New Jersey and the like traveling all that way just to put eyes on it. I only charged ‘em a dime for the first minute.
This dog was so tall it couldn’t eat off the ground like other dogs which is why it was so skinny. I had to hang its grub from a limb or it would have plumb starved to death. It took to eatin’ apples when they was in season. My kids could only pet it’s ankles. They finally made a raggedy old rope ladder. They’d sling this rope ladder over Spot’s back and down the other side so it hung to the ground on both sides. Then one kid would stand on one end while the other clambered up to scratch his ears.
A feller at the university heard about Spot and was so curious he come down for a look. Me and him stood at the fence watchin’ the children tryin’ to get they rope ladder on Spot. We stood there for nearly 30 minutes before he spoke.
“That looks an awful lot like a deer,” he said.
“It’s a dog,” I said, “the kids love him.”
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SamClemmons
eloquent absurdity
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What? Nobody? Nothing, nadda, zip zot zero? Come on girls, this is the last contest. You aren't gonna get another shot at some fine premium goodies. Mr. Cole will be posting prize list at some point.
I'll be around till tomorrow so if I have to embarrass some of you... no problem.
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I'll be around till tomorrow so if I have to embarrass some of you... no problem.
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