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Detroit, 10:15 AM
Fri Nov 27
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That's unJalop!
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@mechimike: As long as you have a few extra of these thingies handy, just in case cousin Bob has a peanut allergy unbeknownst to you, you should be good.
11/26/09
Also, has anyone ever fried a turkey in leftover bacon fat? I'd think that'd be unbelievably awesome.
11/26/09
Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
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Hmmm...I wonder if burning nut oil in a diesel car would cause an allergic reaction to someone who was allergic? That'd be a fun experiment. People with nut allergies are pretty freaky, the sensitivity in some of them is through the roof.
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05:35 AM
He was wrong.
09:56 AM
11/26/09
Better to buy a battered old Virago. It'll run longer and you won't be in such a hot hurry to move up to a bigger bike.
Also: Kudos to Bumbeck devising a way to safely drop the turkey into the grease. My way is to get my brother in law to do it.
Also: Knoxville TN cops are screening crazy hard - go five miles over the limit and you'll get flagged. I don't think there'd be more cops on the roads if they thought we were being invade by the Taliban.
Also in Knoxville: Jim Cogdill Dodge is trying to sell brand new, never sold, 2008 Dodge and Chrysler products at $13,000. Still got the whole warranty, it's still a brand-new car at a used car price. It might be a better deal, assuming Chrysler's still around in five years for parts support.
11/26/09
You could call it a turn-key turkey?
I'll just go.
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Last step, take your sawzall to it for carving!
11/26/09
Best of all, any cornfed kid in the heartland can make their very own car.
Not so sure lemon wheels would be good for an open-air car -- at least without wearing goggles.
11/26/09
/Jeremy Clarkson
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@skaycog was here: Or is the shame on THIS guy...
11/26/09
Happy Thanksgiving to you too!
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Curvaceous Stig?
Voluptuous Stig?
11/26/09
Happy Thanksgiving to you!
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11/26/09
A happy Thanksgiving to all!Given that this is Thanksgiving, we should count our blessings. I, for one, am thankful for the little things: the sound of a big V8 at WOT. The occational Ford GT roaming the streets. The way the sun glints off Ferrari red or that Porsche yellow on a summer afternoon. The sound of tires trying to hold on to the tarmac at 1 G. The smell of brakes after the best run of the day.
But, today, I'm most thankful for turkey. Why? Because I haven't had any yet, and it has put everyone else asleep, leaving the roads quite empty on a beautiful, sunny day.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to go remind myself why I'm thankful for M3s...
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rofl
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09:27 AM
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Thanks Mike, I'm sure Fire Marshall Bill approves!
BTW, how come all those other comments don't show up here?
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Thanks Mike, I'm sure Fire Marshall Bill approves!
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LOL'd
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