Funny Pic Thread VII - No swearing. No sex. No complaining. (READ FIRST POST)

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I thought Lambrini was a moped...
 
No, no, no. He drove an Alfa Romeo Touring Car in the 90's. :rolleyes:
 
Boone's Farm = USA version of Lambrini
 
What's a train system? :confused: The closest Oklahoma has to one is an AMTRAK trip to Dallas.

Could still be one in the works though after the latest MAPS.
 
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I understand the smoke is supposed to be like in the cartoons, where the bull just rockets away.

But that's not what it looks like.

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That illusion only works from the side, specifically in a 2D world.
 
^lol that would be awesome to see.
 
Not so awesome to be behind when the plane hits the throttle a bit hard....
 
The plane was actually being towed. The story is on Jalopnik.
 
Not so awesome to be behind when the plane hits the throttle a bit hard....

There is that left lane incase that occurs.
 
Not so awesome to be behind when the plane hits the throttle a bit hard....

Look up the interview of Jay Leno about his turbine motorbike. Theres a pretty good story about a driver behind him at some stop light that was getting a close look, and a few modifications to his bumper.
 
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Did it again last night. Not even tired who needs sleep :D.

That's bullsh-*looks at clock, it's past 3AM*

Ok, maybe it has some basis on truth..
 


Ummm.... should I be seeing some irony here??
 
^ Not even Windows likes IE... WINDOWS for crying out loud!
 
That's an English fail right there. If they 'donate nothing to no-one' that means they donate something to someone, doesn't it?

Not really. But it'd make more sense if it said "Donate nothing to anybody".
 
That's an English fail right there. If they 'donate nothing to no-one' that means they donate something to someone, doesn't it?

It says Newcastle on it. That says it all. :)
 
That's an English fail right there. If they 'donate nothing to no-one' that means they donate something to someone, doesn't it?

Yes, you're correct, but they are taking a colloquism spoken by Northerners in the picture. Because older people speak a very gruff English, that's why we end up with such comments.
 
Double negatives are common here in broad Derbyshire, "You don't get no one more", etc.

Classy.
 
Just one more reason to build a wall somewhere near Watford. Hadrian had it right, just his latitude was out. :p
 
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