And a belt to hold his pants up. While there at it, buy a belt for all those other idiots out there on the streets as well.
Best things from America
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And a belt to hold his pants up. While there at it, buy a belt for all those other idiots out there on the streets as well.
Matt308
Glock Perfection
Not the diet version. The real Dr. Pepper. Served over crushed ice. Heaven.
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Readie
Chief Master Sergeant
I thought you were the Coca Cola generation?
Here is a commercial that not only addresses your grievance, but features two of my nominees for this thread: Mr. T and Snickers bars.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsNyjuugtMs
Bucksnort101
2nd Lieutenant
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Readie
Chief Master Sergeant
The A team how could I have forgotten them 
Dukes of Hazzard too...made me weep with all those wrecked Chargers
Dukes of Hazzard too...made me weep with all those wrecked Chargers
N4521U
Colonel
I'll vote for Snickers..............
and Alka Seltzer!
and Alka Seltzer!
CORSNING
Tech Sergeant
God bless you man. Damn, I hate gettin' old. Uh, MILKY WAY, I just took my dentures out.
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Twinkies and M&Ms
CORSNING
Tech Sergeant
What happened to Suzy Ques and Cup Cakes? Ah, sqruit, I'm going to go get a drumstick out of the freezer.
from someone who works in the industry, the levels of service in restaurants etc in America was amazing compared to most places in the UK.
also takeaway food was much cheaper and much better than most places in Britain
also takeaway food was much cheaper and much better than most places in Britain
Lucky13
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The Southern Pacific Daylight/The Lark route as mentioned before, but also Pacific Coast Highway....
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Readie
Chief Master Sergeant
FORD
Bucksnort101
2nd Lieutenant
Or my personal favorite, F'ed Over Road Disaster. Wait, I drive a Ford....nevermind.
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Readie
Chief Master Sergeant
'Fix Or Repair Daily
Found On Roadside Dead'
If you think Fords are bad you cannot have had an Austin Allegro....
Found On Roadside Dead'
If you think Fords are bad you cannot have had an Austin Allegro....
razor1uk
Staff Sergeant
The Wright Brothers.
Allison 'Watch the Fingers' Hanigan - the only kinky looking sexy red-head with a killer smile.
As said earlier, Aerosmith for their music, and Mr Mrs Tyler giving the World one beautiful elf.
Guns and Roses, excluding the 'Bucket-head' years.
John Fogarty,
The Doors,
'Uncle Jimmy' aka Jimmy Hendrix
- Although theoretically he chose to accept to be a honoury Brit - as at the time then, the US public didn't seem to like him as much as we did - alledgedly).
B26 Marauder,
NASA (Space Agency subordinate engineers machinsts) generally seen as the truely 'can do' guys (and gals), distillation of near engineering personification of the often vaunted US(A) national ethos.
My US likes, with some unfortunate irony attatched to them though...
M1911A1 M14/M14-1A/Socom CQBR-II (names?) Beautiful, long standing and nearly idiot proof reliabilty, design and battle ergonomics.
- Except when said (and other) firearms are used by delluded/bullied/unstable idiots whom never should've had such easy access to them to commit attrocities with (although for balance, those weapons are usually stolen and/or 'borrowed' from unsecured storage).
Werner Von Braun, sold/told as the great 'American' of Space Engineering.
- He never should have deserved any 'freedom' for his connection to attrocities irrespective of his skills - he was the 'space' equivelent of Jimmy Saville, like Saville was to kids charities, Werner was to space - he should've been worked to death upon his later creations IMHO for karma reasons).
F-111, Polaris also perhaps also Trident, for threatening things to dis-appear quickly, and being much more expensive than initally thought they'd be while yet ensuring peace through MAD.
- For being at-least part of the reasons why Labour of '56, got rid of many advanced projects, including near total destruction down to the plans and jigs of the TSR2 (except for some parts sections that were stolen and hidden by staff - which became the cobbled together museum piece), most likely due to some un-disclosable contract promises /or long-term mutual support agreements which we still both share.
Allison 'Watch the Fingers' Hanigan - the only kinky looking sexy red-head with a killer smile.
As said earlier, Aerosmith for their music, and Mr Mrs Tyler giving the World one beautiful elf.
Guns and Roses, excluding the 'Bucket-head' years.
John Fogarty,
The Doors,
'Uncle Jimmy' aka Jimmy Hendrix
- Although theoretically he chose to accept to be a honoury Brit - as at the time then, the US public didn't seem to like him as much as we did - alledgedly).
B26 Marauder,
NASA (Space Agency subordinate engineers machinsts) generally seen as the truely 'can do' guys (and gals), distillation of near engineering personification of the often vaunted US(A) national ethos.
My US likes, with some unfortunate irony attatched to them though...
M1911A1 M14/M14-1A/Socom CQBR-II (names?) Beautiful, long standing and nearly idiot proof reliabilty, design and battle ergonomics.
- Except when said (and other) firearms are used by delluded/bullied/unstable idiots whom never should've had such easy access to them to commit attrocities with (although for balance, those weapons are usually stolen and/or 'borrowed' from unsecured storage).
Werner Von Braun, sold/told as the great 'American' of Space Engineering.
- He never should have deserved any 'freedom' for his connection to attrocities irrespective of his skills - he was the 'space' equivelent of Jimmy Saville, like Saville was to kids charities, Werner was to space - he should've been worked to death upon his later creations IMHO for karma reasons).
F-111, Polaris also perhaps also Trident, for threatening things to dis-appear quickly, and being much more expensive than initally thought they'd be while yet ensuring peace through MAD.
- For being at-least part of the reasons why Labour of '56, got rid of many advanced projects, including near total destruction down to the plans and jigs of the TSR2 (except for some parts sections that were stolen and hidden by staff - which became the cobbled together museum piece), most likely due to some un-disclosable contract promises /or long-term mutual support agreements which we still both share.
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