Ramblings…

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And the world thinks that America doesn’t understand irony…

Hello, is that the US’s National Rifle Association? Yes, I am writing about your ad this week for a staff accountant. I note your final line. ”This position is subject to credit and criminal background checks.”

Hello? HELLO? Do you perhaps see a teensy little bit of irony or, dare I say, FLAMING HYPOCRISY in that? You scream like stuck pigs at the very notion of Obama wanting to introduce background checks on people before handing over AK-47s capable of firing 100 bullets in just a few seconds, but want to conduct background checks before giving them a calculator and a key pass? How does that work?

itsawheelthing:

the view from above …

Jim Clark, Lotus-Climax 25, 1964 Monaco Grand Prix

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lon3trav3ler:

British Avro Lancaster

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are2:

Bat-break

sharonov:

1979 Spanish GP Renault RS01

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trivialmerit:

me

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caferacerdesign:

Cafe Racer Design Source
Honda CB 500 @caferacerdesign

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hakkalocken:

Back in the day…

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axon-axoff:

“Hey mom… hey mom… mom. Mom. MOM. MOMMMMMMMM.”

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indypendenthistory:

Campbell-Railton Blue Bird, built by Sir Malcolm Campbell. It is powered by a 37 liter supercharged Rolls-Royce R V12 capable of producing about 2,800 horses. 1930s

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