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Detroit, 10:25 PM
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11/26/09
My only objection is the name... can't believe he neglected to substitute "Tabermackerel" for "Tabernacle".
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[en.wikipedia.org]
"Morwong Tabermackerel Koi-er"
:D
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03:32 PM
I'm with Novaload... "Tabermackerel" is inspired...!
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I have ridden in this car and the hood lobsters really do rise above a certain vehicle/wind speed. You get the sensation that you are about to endure a crustacean attack, until you realize they are facing the other way, defending you. When the car slows down, the defenders settle back to their relaxed position, and you can be secure that the wind won't muss your hair.
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WHAT IS UP WITH THAT.
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[jalopnik.com]
Zany enough to warrant a second mention, though.
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Or cook it with a mornay sauce served in a Provencale manner with shallots and aubergines garnished with truffle pate, brandy and with a fried egg on top and spam.
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(For those who didn't get it).
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