Yeah, too sensible for this thread. Please have it removed, STAT!


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if it was 2 sensible I could use it in the "take 2" thread...oh well

i stumbled over this longest one

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...05/manhunt.jpg

I love my penis.
My younger son, bless his youth,
imagines that's weird.

21-24=-3

that chart would need numbers closer to 8" for Orstrailya

You speak for yourself?
The world always requires proof.
I have no theory.

(2x1/2)+4=5

you must be referring to the metric system

If you can't afford your proscriptions, astral projection may be able to help.

I know Love Potion #9 also works miracles

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...ionnumber9.jpg

who's watching the olympics? canada is kicking ass in Curling!

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http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/sports/...0ce88a8550.jpg

curling rules! I should start a curling club in the Philadelphia area. Anybody want to join?

First meeting of the Philadelphia No Nonsense Curling Club will take place at 7PM tomorrow night at the Skatium in Havertown. Bring beer. Our motto: everybody must get stoned.

I'm watchin the V8 Supercars in Abu Dhabi...

damn, I love those V8 Supercar races!!! talk about wheel-to-wheel fender banging racing! I'm off to see if it's on my boobtube

pictures?

Happy Saturday,
& another note to selves,
for your eyes only.

ok, put the olympics on hold and come post something else!

New Chart!
 

In the 1st image, we see where we are now.
In the second image, I've overlapped the 2 start times to see who's the actual best thread! we are after only a few years. unlike the 7year stretch we're in right now.

(2x1)+2+5=9

The Olympics are
so very entertaining
it's hard to not watch.

they are. anything enjoyable?

FAST FACTS

1. V8 Supercar Champion Jamie Whincup is attempting to create history in 2010 and become just the second man to win the Australian Touring Car/V8 Supercar Championship Series in both a Ford and a Holden.
By switching to a Holden Commodore with TeamVodafone, Whincup is looking to emulate Hall of Famer Norm Beechey, who won the 1965 ATCC at Sandown in a Ford Mustang and then won it again in 1970 when it was a seven-round, seven-race championship in a Holden Monaro GTS 350.
Whincup's appearance in a Holden in Abu Dhabi is his first in a Commodore since Phillip Island 2005, his last event for Tasman Motorsport before he moved to Triple Eight/TeamVodafone.

2. Whincup's TeamVodafone team-mate Craig Lowndes also is making a big return to driving Holdens. A three-time champion in 1996, 1998 and 1999 with the Holden Racing Team before moving to Ford in 2001, Abu Dhabi is Lowndes' first race in a Commodore since Bathurst 2000.
On that day, he partnered Mark Skaife to a sixth place finish, the result enough to help Skaife secure his third ATCC/V8SCS crown. Ironically, Skaife will be assisting Lowndes' championship quest a decade later with the five-time champion signing to co-drive with Lowndes later this year.

3. Castrol Edge Racing's Greg Murphy will be missing from the grid in Abu Dhabi due to an unavoidable calendar clash with a Top Gear Live event commitment in his native New Zealand. Taking his place in the #51 Commodore will be team owner Paul Morris, who retired from full-time V8 Supercar racing at the end of 2008 and finished seventh last year at Bathurst.
Murphy has not missed a V8 Supercar Championship Series event since the beginning of the 1999 season, a total of 146 consecutive starts in the V8SCS. He will return at the Gulf Air Desert 400 in Bahrain.

4. The Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi becomes the 30th circuit to host an Australian Touring Car/V8 Supercar Championship Series event and, uniquely, is the second new circuit visited by the championship in a row given the last event of 2009 was also at a new venue in Sydney Olympic Park.
Abu Dhabi becomes the fifth international venue to host the series, joining Pukekohe (2001-2007) and Hamilton (2008 onwards) in New Zealand, Shanghai (2005) and Bahrain (2006-2008, 2010 onwards).

encouraging charts, MOAB.

encouraging post, Nick! let's keep it up.

2+1into2x6=4

2+1-2=6-5

21266: 212 is the boiling temperature of water in Fahrenheit degrees at normal ground level atmospheric pressure ...ending at Route 66

21267-567-2115 random

21268

http://crcaboose.railfan.net/photos/CR21268.jpg

Another wonderous mystery of the Universe!!! ...I lived at 2115 Spruce St. in Philadelphia and Conrail headquarters was also in Philadelphia.

Wow! Not kidding!? I'm typing this on my phone or touch. So far so good I can type pretty fast if needed .

will wonders never cease? ...I hate to answer my own question, but no, they won't. And I suppose I don't really hate to answer my own question. Do you?

I noticed that the evil villain, Tophat665, just posted in that other thread. I don't get it...he used to be such a nice guy! I bet he's under duress.

Evil? You know it.

Now, who's dress am I supposed to be under?:rolleyes:

the Scotsman!

Fella could git hisself kilt sayin' such things.:splat::splat::splat:

Course, iffn he saw a quarter pounder unner there, he'd know he was lookin' at a MacDonald.:D

Probably some old haggis'

The world's address. A place that's worn. A sad pun that reflects a sadder mess. I'll repeat it for those who may not have already guessed the world's a dress.

Tophat, you must be a giant Scotman!



ps: sadly, my turtle died a couple weeks ago. She was about 10 years old...which in turtle years is about 10 years.

Might be your turtle
wanted to change its dressing
but couldn't get out.

Nick, I dinnah ken wozzit yer ool onnaboot.
OCM: That's why I installed a Turtle Door in the infirmary wall.