Both you guys seem to want to move stone.

Yyyyyeah, noooo...:lol2:

I like to hear and read about ppl working smarter, not harder.

This from someone who plans to cut down 20 trees and slice 'em into planks.:rolleyes:

I wonder how often they broke those glass tubes driving around?

Only at nighttime.

They had someone driving it around every evening jotting down the names and locations of electric signs needing maintainance to be contacted the next day.

Piss in style...

Nautilus shell, maybe, Venus Flytrap, nope.

Ever watch Pickers?

I'd never seen or heard of one of these gas pumps with a display cabinet built in for impulse sales.
They are pretty rare and highly prized by collectors of petrolina.

That's new to me, too.

Get the point?

Shorpy has this picture of a guy blowing up a big balloon, but looking more closely it's an innertube from a car or truck tire.
It looks too big to be a bicycle tire. Why? I guess to prove he can, maybe to prove he's qualified to run for office.

Glass at both ends, he must carry a lot of windex and rags...

Built from an engine nacelle from RAF VC10 XV104.

The VC10 and Super VC10 were flown by BOAC (later British Airways), a small number of other airlines and the RAF.

Some of the RAF aircraft were used as air-to-air refuellers and a number of redundant BA examples were also acquired by the RAF.



Link

The VC10 was a fast and popular passenger jet but never sold in large numbers. It was also hellishly noisy.

Here's an example being flown into Bruntingthorpe airfield and aviation museum.



VC10 Net