Very sneaky, well done!
I saw this on the corner of Swan and Speedway. It looks like someone added their artwork over part of an existing commercial mural and blended it in so well that the average person probably would not notice.
But now that I have posted this, I guess it is no longer a hidden piece of graffiti.
Why are these going for $20,000?
Ruffles Cream Dill Pickle Review...
We popped open a bag of Ruffles Cream Dill Pickle while posted up with the gang watching the World Cup final. I figured I’d destroy a few chips, but after about five, I was like, nah, I tapped out. Ruffle chips just aren’t really my vibe as an adult, the potato taste came off madly processed. But those first three chips? Straight-up childhood wonder! Then by the fourth chip, I came to my senses and remembered I’m grown now. Damn, that pickle flavor is in your face! You’ve got that sour cream-and-onion kick mixed with some seriously intense pickle flavor. I tapped out by chip number five, but everyone else in the squad kept going: crunch, crunch, crunch (like Pac-Man was on a mission)!
The odd part? The whole bag got absolutely demolished in under five minutes while we watched the game. I may have quit and thrown in the towel, but the rest of the crew had zero problems putting the whole bag away.
My CB900F has been sitting dormant for over two years, and I already know the issue is with the transmission. With around 60,000 miles on the engine, I don’t want to keep putting more money into this motor and would rather swap in another engine.
I’m based in North America and will be heading from Maine down to the South, then continuing west through Texas along the coast. I’m mainly looking for an engine along this route since I’ll already be driving through these areas and can pick one up if the right one comes up.
If anyone knows of a shop, parts supplier, salvage yard, or someone with a spare CB900F engine with good compression along this route, I’d really appreciate any leads or recommendations. Thanks in advance!
What a fantastic land of the Bosozoku. I took this picture when there was free parking at the roundabout next to the vending machines on Enoshima.
I saw an estimated, maybe, 30 tractors on the Kingston Peninsula this morning. What a cool random show! Of cool machines. 20260612
What a magical place of nature and low population density, this photo was taken in the early 80s. Cable ferry transportation is the most unique way to cross the Saint John River watershed and guess what? It is free!
Roaming around Flagstaff on feet and I found a 4-runner that could. Props to the owner!
Pils is originally from Plzeň in the Czech Republic and Tucson's Dragoon Brewing take on Pils is on point and is $ 6.27 at Walmart. Thank you!