That curve is WAY too steep...
In my case it would be a straight, four-degree slant from age three until now.
In my case it would be a straight, four-degree slant from age three until now.
Post a pic that makes you LOL
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It could be worse...That curve is WAY too steep...
In my case it would be a straight, four-degree slant from age three until now.
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So do chemists.
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My, what big balls Santa has…
That just hurts to look at!!!
Needs nose weight. How long can they run that motor with a sled full of fuel?
One sack holds all the toys for all the good children in the world. It's no surprise that the sled can also hold all the fuel it needs for the trip.
Artemis splashdown party. Toyota Field, Madison. Home of the Trash Pandas.
Makes more sense now, thanks...
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I was digging through old Christmas pictures and found this one of my younger brother, Ray. I laugh every time I see it.
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That's easy. The ambulance will loose every time. Case in point, the small town I grew up in had a couple of fire trucks and one, maybe two ambulances. Some bright person had decided that the fire truck and the ambulance should take different routes when both were called out. I guess so that if one got hung up in traffic the other would still make it to the scene quickly. Routes were drawn up for each to follow to the various parts of town. Everything worked fine at first until one day when responding to a call the two paths crossed at an intersection. Just as the ambulance went into the intersection it was hit broadside by the fire truck. The impact rolled the ambulance and slid it into a power pole at the side of the road. Both occupants of the ambulance suffered critical injuries but did survive. The ambulance was totaled while the fire truck suffered only minor damage.
