Here, Rusty, next time you "take the cats out........."
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harrisonm
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I always thought it would be fun to have a right-hand drive car, add a fake steering wheel on the left and teach a pet to stand up and lean on the wheel like in the picture. Can you imagine the looks you would get?
jos51700
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You work too hard. Just get a RHD conversion like the posties use.
Ironracer
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DustyDuster
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Holy Crap Dell kept it to less than half a page!
My neighbour's friend worked at the local zoo and many times she would bring a baby tiger home in her car. She said it was hilarious when people would pull up beside her. The look on their faces were priceless. I talked to her one day and she was holding this 3 month old tiger in her arms. I asked her if I could pet it and she said it is a wild animal don't forget and I took that as a warning. It was gorgeous though. It had it's eye on something maybe a neighbourhood cat or dog.
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
Just get yourself an old driver's Ed car
My mom had a driver training school when I was in my early teens. Her car had dual throttle and brake controls and I would sometimes drive it around parking lots while sitting in the passenger seat and steering with the bottom of the wheel with my left hand. Made a lot of people do a double take. Once I had my license, I drove it on occasion and one of my friends would be sitting in the passenger seat playing with the damned pedals. Nearly got in some serious trouble a few times.
I had a guy working for me in the auto glass trade he was 6'7'. His name was Hoss a big German fella. He was my complaint dept LOL. One of the local cops used to come into the shop on a regular basis. He pulled in with the cruiser and we were talking and Hoss comes walking out. The cop looked at him and said Holy F&8K.
Hoss was an armature boxer and spared with George Chavalo. Hoss had a 82" reach and was proud of that because Ali had an 81" reach.
harrisonm
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She looks happy.
I went to school with a guy who was 6'8" (and later replaced him in a band).
He could not walk through a 6'8" standard door without timing his step to be almost exactly mid-stride when he was in the doorway.
He could not walk through a 6'8" standard door without timing his step to be almost exactly mid-stride when he was in the doorway.
I watched a movie the night call "Big Fish". Starred Danny Devito and a guy named Matthew McGrory. Look him up on Google... he was 7'6" and had starred in a number of films. His body was severely bent over and had an abnormal deep voice.
He died at 35 (I think ) of a heart problem. Must have been a tough job finding cloths and shoes etc. He had a girlfriend though. Finding a car he could drive must have been a challenge as well.
He died at 35 (I think ) of a heart problem. Must have been a tough job finding cloths and shoes etc. He had a girlfriend though. Finding a car he could drive must have been a challenge as well.
I "only" wear a 12.5 shoe.
Good luck finding that (half sizes seem to go away after 11.5).
Most times I'm OK with a 13.
Not really the easiest to find those.
Most stores have them but only 1 or 2 in only a few styles.
14 is even less but I do see them.
Anything over that and you are screwed.
Good luck finding that (half sizes seem to go away after 11.5).
Most times I'm OK with a 13.
Not really the easiest to find those.
Most stores have them but only 1 or 2 in only a few styles.
14 is even less but I do see them.
Anything over that and you are screwed.
Try finding size 14 or 15 footwear in a small city. The few pairs that most stores might get are gone very quickly. I have been ordering them online for a few years now, but I still have to go to a brick and mortar store to get my work boots. I have found that the sizing varies depending on the brand and the style.
You'd be great at stamping out forest fires Randy LOL
DustyDuster
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He and rhinos ( The Gods must be Crazy reference)
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