Maggie’s Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes thread (work safe, no nudity)
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Tonight’s sunset after receiving 4.05” of rain. Hopefully the range will be useable on Saturday.
I have twice fried wings in South Bend, they were decent. Otherwise you're dead on.
When I built my shop I planned for a 2 post lift, already had it picked out and bought before nail one went into the shop. They required 8" of concrete......concrete is expensive.
Not a single tie down in the picture. Towing a Polaris with a VW. And maybe an Ontario tag?
They were properly on their way to Florida for the winter
Every Saturday morning after cartoons!
I am amazed now, that these corny monster movies were endlessly amusing to me as a kid. The Gargantuans, Godzilla, Mothra...
I loved those movies, and still do. The original was to be a serious movie.
Just for you.
Godzilla: Through the Ages - Toho Kingdom
We look at Godzilla through the ages, from the first Godzilla in 1954 all the way to 2014. This includes looking at the suits used for each as well.
www.tohokingdom.com
For fun google goji suits.
There are no original suits around. The materials they used for them just rot away.
Every Saturday morning after cartoons!
I am amazed now, that these corny monster movies were endlessly amusing to me as a kid. The Gargantuans, Godzilla, Mothra...
You guys cannot beat the movie "Jason and the Argonauts." The best scene is the creepy skeleton fight. It reminds me of visiting the ex-in-laws for the holidays.I loved those movies, and still do. The original was to be a serious movie.
Just for you.
Godzilla: Through the Ages - Toho Kingdom
We look at Godzilla through the ages, from the first Godzilla in 1954 all the way to 2014. This includes looking at the suits used for each as well.
For fun google goji suits.
There are no original suits around. The materials they used for them just rot away.
No it isn't. Concrete is still the cheapest material in building. Anyone with money to install a lift, isn't thinking 2 seconds about an extra 7 to 10 yards of concrete.
I've been watching you.
Your posts are.......weird. Something doesn't add up.
Housing 200 Uber rich people on land that would house 1500 working people.
ESG housing. Bet the rent there is 10-20k a month.
That made my morning. Note pelvic shot. Always puts them down. Crying faggot will be lucky if he doesn’t bleed out, shit in a bag for life or die of peritonitis. Well done. Pelvic girdle is 100 percent stopper.
You don't need the whole slab to be 8". Ours sits over one of the grade beams in the slab that is 2' x 4' . The slab top is 6".
It's wheels up Wednesday!
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Ok… now THAT made my morning!!!
Died screaming like a bitch. I hope that video is on the Interwebz forevermore!!!!
Sirhr
I just did the entire thing as it was still up in there air where I was going to put it. That is why I did 24' side walls.
I ended up with it right in the middle, still enough room to move all around anything it will pick up, 12,000 lbs.
It is one of the, I am really glad I bought this thing type of tools.
Usually does not have anything that big on it, generally little cars.
One real nice thing about it is when you are selling old cars people really like to see under the car. Having it up in the air like that makes taking photos real easy. I will also add that having a motorcycle lift is REAL NICE. Leaning over really sucks. I have the Harbor Freight lift and it works just fine. You may feel like your leg is going to fall off after getting it all the way up, so air over is in the cards. You can see my Fiat up in the air.
I don't have a good photo of the lift itself, just one of the posts in blue I took during my loft build. IIRC it is a forward.
While we are talking stop motion, check this out. I am sure all all of us "aged" folk remember these, they are fantastic. I learned a great deal about the history behind the shows.
Reminds me of Eddie Murphy talking about Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton.
I wonder if he is my FBI guy.
To "watch" close enough to have caution, you must be "watching" fairly close, and to watch fairly close requires interest. Good try special agent.
From what I understand they are Vietcong Guerrilla Fighters training in the mangrove swamps of the Mekong Delta.
Kept hooded unable to identify each other if caught and tortured.
Interesting, I have John Plasters new book on the way. I find them interesting.
His new one is a "picture book". I have a feeling in the time he has written his others he has come across some photos that are interesting.
That brought back an odd memory. I drove through there a couple weeks afterwards, having driven down from the North East to Maryland, picked someone up and headed west. It was just after sunrise, my companion was asleep in the passengers seat. Driving along everything I was normal. Then all the sudden all the buildings were either flattened or gone. Like Godzilla had walked through itown n the movies and just stopped everything flat. Then suddenly everything was normal again. At the time I was VERY sleep deprived and my brain wasn't processing what I saw. I started to question whether I'd really even seen it and was looking for somewhere to pull over and nap. It was a bit surreal, and a tad worrisome thinking I might be hallucinating. A few more miles down the road the "Duh!" light went off in my head. "Tornado, stupid."
I have all 36 Godzilla movies, and am in the process of upgrading some of them to better copies. The newest one's are OK but they have taken away the humorous side of Godzilla, his wrastling moves like the foot stomp, and hand claps.
Bill Jenkins preparing a row the Lenco
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