Mantra of my life.Why do I have to be so nice?
--Patrick
I would argue that point, that in fact there are drivers I want in front of me, and drivers I want behind me, and they are two different groups.Because it's far safer to have the inattentive and bad drivers in front of you than behind you.
Pump your brakes, mister. Carl's Jr. is a national treasure.Of course, some would suggest your first problem was that you were at Burger King to begin with. Then again, I'd suggest it could be 10 times worse: you could be in the drive-thru line at Hardee's/Carl's Jr.
Really? I've never had it. I don't think they have one anywhere near us. Not that I've seen, anyway.Pump your brakes, mister. Carl's Jr. is a national treasure.
There's not one in my town now, either. I'd have to drive to Houston. But I ate there all the time when I lived in Colorado Springs.Really? I've never had it. I don't think they have one anywhere near us. Not that I've seen, anyway.
Is that all? I know where I'm driving for dinner tonight!... the closest one to New Jersey is in Ontario.
Wear something that doesn't show stains.Is that all? I know where I'm driving for dinner tonight!
If I'm trying to Ontario for dinner, stains are the least of my worries.Wear something that doesn't show stains.
Sure, you say that now, but you might feel differently when your favorite white T-shirt is permanently besmirched by barbecue sauce and grease.If I'm trying to Ontario for dinner, stains are the least of my worries.
I think the more important question is where I'm going to get my hands on a working flux capacitor before dinner time is over. I already know where I canSure, you say that now, but you might feel differently when your favorite white T-shirt is permanently besmirched by barbecue sauce and grease.
I still have actual plans from a Popular Mechanics magazine. My dad said that he would build it with me back when I was 8. He never did.I looked all around my hoverboard and it wasn't there.
I for one was disappointed that I could not see boobs with the x-ray specs.Man, I remember seeing that ad in almost every issue of Boy's Life magazine when I was a kid...
To be fair, that's more of a "hover seat/chair". Clearly, no one leaves Mr. Fusion next to a hover chair! That would be silly!I looked all around my hoverboard and it wasn't there.
I'll scan them tomorrow good sir.Take pictures of the plans and send them to me. Then I can promise one of my kids I'll build it with them, never do it, and thus keep the tradition going!
I would be interested in the plans you have, though. I think I threw out my extra vacuum cleaner motor, but those are easy to come by simply asking around for people's broken vacuums. I just don't think that they're strong enough though - most people are using leaf blowers for their diy hovercraft designs these days.
I actually built a hovercar (it didn't look like that) for a school science project once. And it worked dangerously well, though it was powered by two high powered leaf blower motors.I looked all around my hoverboard and it wasn't there.
Damn. ISP got wind. We're back down to the 10 up/10 down we're supposed to get.We just flipped IPS on our router from "on" to "off," which I thought had been off already, and suddenly our bandwidth went from 16 down 10 up to 75 down 75 up.
HOW LONG HAVE WE BEEN THROTTLING OURSELVES
"WHAT? THEY'RE GETTING GOOD SERVICE FROM US? PUT A STOP TO THAT!"Damn. ISP got wind. We're back down to the 10 up/10 down we're supposed to get.
Sigh.
And here is something similar, taken from the related videos section.Also: Hovercar
Dad of the Year? No. DAD OF THE BLOCK?!? HELL'S YEAH!Also: Hovercar