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@long_live_the_E36: Some teams sell them at the races to raise a few bucks, but mostly they're just for the team and its supporters to wear, or to trade for the shirts of other teams.
I bet you could buy team shirts just by going over to the 24 Hours Of LeMons forums and putting up a post saying you'd like to buy a copy of X team's shirt.
@Wrenchguy: The beer stein rocks. Unfortunately, it's sized at 650 ml, which is not a DIN approved size. Please correct this immediately, as Oktoberfest is coming.
Now to lay in a supply of Hacker-Pschorr Weiss beer so I have something appropriate to hoist in your general direction.
got a very similar one here in Milwaukee, which has been very much appreciated the last few days walking the dog or scraping ice off the cars.
BTW - good article on nytimes.com on the differences between US and Euro safety standards, and why we should match theirs or at least ignore the differences in order to bring over some of the great cars they get but we don't [wheels.blogs.nytimes.com]
Fur-lined "ear-flap" hats are standard equipment in New Hampshire (I own four of them). Not only do they keep my ears warm, but they provide colleagues with a good dose of comic relief during the bleak winter months.
@NovaloadMissesPolar: You need layers in the 40-degree-temp-spread-in-same-day Bay Area, just like Seattle, so I have many flannel shirts. It was nice when "grunge" fashion (briefly) made me look hip and trendy.
@sos10: I'm not sure who makes these frames, but I got them because they look like something Szilard would have worn in 1938. That's how I put it at the optometrist's office, too: "Give me late-30s atomic scientist glasses!"
@Murilee Martin: Not Zappa related, but when I was in the service, one of my coworkers would sing christmas carols. All the time. Year round.
We'd be out on the flightline somewhere in the middle east, 115 degrees, and he'd be singing "Dashing through the snooow, in a one horse open sleeeigh".
To this day I want to kick carolers in the throat.
@Plecostomus - Now with 20% more Algae!: I tend to prefer the porta-potties at the junkyard for that purpose, located just a few yards from the Outhouse Econoline.
@Murilee Martin: Actually the Econoline looked much cleaner and maybe even more private than most of the junkyard porta-potties I've seen. Probably smelled better too, it only had one pile of crap in it.
@SwatLax: Ditto that. Nothing like the Mad Bomber With Luxurious Hare Hair Lining. Unless of course you're talking about the classic Elmer Fudd Ear Flap Hunting Hat in Red & Black Plaid.
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Seriously who is number 15 and who do I have to sleep with to get that T
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Missed one...
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I bet you could buy team shirts just by going over to the 24 Hours Of LeMons forums and putting up a post saying you'd like to buy a copy of X team's shirt.
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Now to lay in a supply of Hacker-Pschorr Weiss beer so I have something appropriate to hoist in your general direction.
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@Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet:
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BTW - good article on nytimes.com on the differences between US and Euro safety standards, and why we should match theirs or at least ignore the differences in order to bring over some of the great cars they get but we don't
[wheels.blogs.nytimes.com]
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Not that you aren't totally rocking that outfit, of course.
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I didn't wear a hat.
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We'd be out on the flightline somewhere in the middle east, 115 degrees, and he'd be singing "Dashing through the snooow, in a one horse open sleeeigh".
To this day I want to kick carolers in the throat.
/highly susceptible to earworms
//o'er the fields we gooo, laughing all the waaay
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BTW: Nice hat.
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Keep the gift ideas coming.
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