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There are reasons why cops should lose their jobs, and reasons why cops should go to jail, but that guy was sacrificed to appease niggers. It was wrong, and it set a very bad precedent, and it needs to be reversed.
If he gets released and the niggers riot, the riot should be put down with such force that anyone in the world with brown skin shudders at the mention for the next fifty years.

2025-11-04 20:55:11 GMT

She stopped responding
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2025-10-29 17:38:38 GMT

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They had the bomb sniffer before 9/11, because they used it on my laptop bag when I flew out of La Guardia two weeks before.

2025-10-10 19:56:11 GMT

The subhumans in New Zealand are whooping and hollering in their parliament again. 🙄
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2025-10-09 22:00:28 GMT

HA HA HA get fucked mexicans
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2025-09-12 01:46:54 GMT

Bitch better go get in the bubble mower and cut my grass
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2025-09-11 13:05:19 GMT

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I have strong personal ties to Auburn. I can't really speak about this without it turning into a fedpost.

2025-09-09 21:37:05 GMT

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You can show up to an event and get your badge and then leave without running the trail sometimes.
Mudding and trail running aren't the same thing, also. You can go off road and not get into mud. You can also go drive around in a fucking mud hole and have it coming up inside the cabin with you. Lots of people will go rock crawling and drop their rig on a big ass rock and dent the fuck out of it, but they won't do something where they have to climb underneath it afterwards with a pressure washer and get a face full of dirt and grease.
Also a lot of Jeep drivers are just fucking retarded.

2025-09-08 20:19:14 GMT

Just let me get my credit card out
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2025-09-04 18:13:09 GMT

Should I drive to Georgia and buy $10 worth of powerball numbers

2025-09-04 02:26:11 GMT

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Yeah I'm not washing my garbage. Ever.

2025-09-03 17:30:04 GMT

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In the adult picture, you can clearly tell there's something wrong with the "White" one.

2025-08-26 02:31:51 GMT

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I can take a shower and dry myself off with a towel in less than 15 minutes. What exactly does this do?

2025-08-25 14:51:39 GMT

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When I was a kid, my parents joined a club that did Caesar Salad at the table. I ordered it once. The server wheeled a cart out to the table with all the ingredients mise en place and assembled it in front of us. I was enthralled.
I make it now from scratch, basically the same way (make the dressing, then add the chopped romaine, croutons, and Parmesan flakes, and toss). It's not hard to do and it's easy to wow people with it.

2025-08-25 03:32:33 GMT

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2025-08-25 03:17:04 GMT

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Yeah, in the full picture he was also responsible for New Coke and Bud Light

2025-08-25 03:08:41 GMT

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There used to be a musician or DJ or something named Bassnectar, and whenever he'd come to town, a bunch of my friends would post about going to see Bassnectar. I always read it as bass the fish and pictured them watching a guy squeezing the juice out of fish on stage while the crowd cheered wildly.

2025-08-24 23:17:11 GMT

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Around here, Cricuts are showing up in thrift stores for $10-20.
I have been told some of the early ones don't have the same level of DRM as the newer ones and are considered more customizable.

2025-08-24 22:25:37 GMT

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I really want to try making green tomato jam. Last year towards the end of the season, I had a bunch of green tomatoes that I didn't think were going to ripen before the first frost, and I thought, "I wonder if I can make them into green tomato jam and then use it to make a green tomato jam and bacon sandwich." Apparently you can.
https://creativecanning.com/green-tomato-jam/

2025-08-24 19:00:23 GMT

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One of my ex's art professors picked up a student's sculpture and threw it across the room. He said that anything you are going to sell has to be durable.

2025-08-24 17:16:51 GMT

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Don't tell Matty or Tyler that you're posting this here

2025-08-24 16:33:43 GMT

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Celery sticks smeared with cream cheese and an anchovy on top are pretty fuckin good, too.

2025-08-24 02:27:09 GMT

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Another cool professional vehicle is the flower car. They were either used like an open-air hearse, or simply used to take the flowers to the grave site in a procession. It's basically a huge Cadillac El Camino.
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2025-08-24 02:24:09 GMT

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Have you ever seen a sideloader? They were designed for funeral service in big cities with parallel parking. The back side doors are suicide doors, so the entire side of the hearse opens up. The funeral director could then fold down the front seat and a platform would come out the side of the hearse for the pallbearers to place or retrieve the casket.
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2025-08-24 02:16:07 GMT

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I found a '67 Pontiac high top ambulance in a junkyard one time. I really wish I'd bought it. It would have been the world's most awesome camper van.

2025-08-23 20:15:18 GMT

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I would have figured you for a needle peener man

2025-08-23 07:08:46 GMT

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Y'all realize his ad is commentary on the kinds of demands that women make in online dating ads, right?

2025-08-22 23:56:08 GMT

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"Bland is best"
These niggers have no idea that the French turned food into a codified art form.

2025-08-19 23:47:46 GMT

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Those recipes are the best. I have my granddad's barbecue sauce recipe and all my great aunt's pie recipes from his restaurant. I've had people beg me for them. But one time someone put the equivalent of $12,000 in cash on the counter in front of my granddad to buy the recipe and he wouldn't sell, so I won't give it up, either.

2025-08-19 23:43:53 GMT

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Aside from the creole seasoning in the original recipe, I'm not sure what makes it Cajun, but it sounds good.
I like Louisiana Corn Chowder. People know about Gumbo, but most people don't know about the corn chowder. When done right, it's delicious. It's not too spicy, either (although it can handle a good splash of Crystal)
https://www.tonychachere.com/recipe/cajun-corn-chowder/

2025-08-19 23:36:02 GMT

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Did you just make it up or do you have a recipe?

2025-08-19 22:10:10 GMT

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"It's Corpus CaverNOSum, not Corpus CavernoSUM."
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2025-08-19 13:18:03 GMT

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The little robot dude came out great!

2025-08-17 17:33:33 GMT

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The tree when it sees how fat the nigger is that the White boys are bringing
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2025-08-16 02:56:28 GMT

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2025-08-13 02:02:05 GMT

I've had "Shake it off" by Taylor Swift stuck in my head for two days, except the entire song is just repeating the one line "nothing in my brain."
I hope there is some psychic trying to read my mind and going insane.
Nothing in my brain, brain, brain, brain brain
Nothing in my brain, brain, brain brain, brain brain

2025-08-12 03:41:15 GMT

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I think, electrically speaking, both nipples would still be at roughly the same potential.

2025-08-12 03:35:56 GMT

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Nipples are not polarized. Have at it.

2025-08-12 03:32:46 GMT

In case you were ever wondering if you should hook jumper cables up backwards to a Lincoln Town Car,
Fucking don't.

2025-08-10 03:22:53 GMT

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I've often wondered about twins. My great-grandmother was an identical twin, and her sister came to live with them when my grandmother was a little girl. Somehow they convinced my grandmother that one was born in Ireland and the other was born in the US, and she told me stories of her aunt speaking with a thick Irish brogue. I was in my 40's before I went, "Wait just a damn minute."

2025-08-10 03:11:34 GMT

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Do women who have twins dual wield the tiddies or do they just feed one baby at a time?

2025-08-07 03:42:53 GMT

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My ex used to use one of those things that looks like a rotating spring to rip out her hairs. I never thought about dousing in her in isopropyl alcohol but I should have because one time she put biofreeze on my nutsack while I was asleep and I ended up walking like a cowboy for two days.

2025-08-07 03:36:45 GMT

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I let a girl wax my entire back once. I'm not ever doing that again.

2025-08-07 03:34:45 GMT

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Sometimes I shave my pits because the hair gets like 4" long and starts getting knots in it. I have hairy armpits again like three days later so it's not gay.

2025-08-06 17:51:18 GMT

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Fake. This is the original.
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2025-08-05 16:34:20 GMT

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Finland still gets glass jars with steel tops?

2025-08-04 02:39:00 GMT

Stuck my hand in the poison ivy water again. It's at the sloughing stage now. At least the swelling has gone back to almost normal.
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2025-08-04 00:33:21 GMT

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If it's the same thing as the wild strawberries I have in my yard, you probably don't want them. They don't taste like anything. No flavor like a real strawberry.

2025-08-04 00:29:11 GMT

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Looks like some kind of bramble (blackberry, raspberry, etc.). Might have edible fruits later, but it's going to shred your shins if you walk through it.

2025-08-03 03:25:47 GMT

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I wonder how many people know what all of these pedals are.
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2025-08-03 03:08:59 GMT

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Oh, and the dimmer switch is under the carpet, behind the e-brake pedal.

2025-08-01 23:51:07 GMT

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They're awesome. Food grade buckets with gasketed lids, and they smell like pickles, for $3 each. That's a hell of a deal, if you ask me.

2025-08-01 23:48:41 GMT

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I'd drive 30 miles for Firehouse. Get me a Club on a Sub and a couple of pickle buckets.

2025-08-01 03:23:23 GMT

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The 90's is when China started dumping in almost every US industry.

2025-08-01 03:21:00 GMT

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It was a good size for my 9 year old hands. It's a bit small today.
I EDC a Zero Tolerance 0450cf Carbon Fiber.
I also have a collection of "cheap" pocket knives like an Opinel, a Mercator K55K, a Douk Douk, and a Higonokami. And then I keep a fixed blade Swamp Rat and an OKC RTAK II nearby.
When I want to get fancy, I also have a Puma hunting knife.
There's a CRKT Razel hanging on my bugout bag.

2025-08-01 03:12:37 GMT

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Mine looks very much like that one, but is single drop point blade.

2025-07-31 05:31:45 GMT

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My first pocket knife was a Schrade "Old Timer" that my dad gave me when I was probably 9 years old. I still have it.
I prefer the more modern assisted opening knives for EDC.

2025-07-31 03:11:12 GMT

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I've had the Sam's Club Chick-Fil-A sandwich clone before. It was decent. Not as good as a real one, but serviceable.

2025-07-31 03:02:07 GMT

@nprofile…46kf I read that Aldi's Kirkwood frozen chicken nuggets were close to Chick-Fil-A's nuggets when air fried, so I tried them for dinner. They were, in fact, quite close to Chick-Fil-A's nuggets. I mixed sriracha, kewpie mayo, and honey as a dipping sauce.

2025-07-29 02:29:13 GMT

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So, here's the thing. I don't remember ever seeing him drink the beer. He was enthralled by Davey Allison's car. He just watched the car go around the track, and saluted it with the beer each time it passed.
This was like 30 years ago, so I could be remembering it differently from how it happened, but I can still see that guy in my mind pretty clearly.

2025-07-29 02:22:48 GMT

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The one and only NASCAR race I've ever been to in person was at Talladega when Davey was driving. The guy in front of me stood for the entire race, just watching Davey Allison's car, and each time it passed by, the guy would hold up his beer and go "WHOOOOOOOOO!"
Davey Allison's car passed us 200 times. He did that 200 times.

2025-07-29 02:16:09 GMT

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Paul Newman had a thing for turning Volvo wagons into sleepers. He had them built in Birmingham at HESCO. The owner of HESCO built Bobby Allison's NASCAR engines when Bobby was driving Buicks, so he had extra Buick 3.8l V6's in his shop, and that's what he stuffed into Newman's Volvo.
HESCO is for sale, because Lee Hurley is in his 80's and wants to retire. He's got it listed on Facebook Marketplace, LOL.
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2025-07-29 00:07:06 GMT

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could be worse
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2025-07-28 22:32:49 GMT

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My brother has an AMC Eagle SX/4 with the 4.2l AMC straight 6 in it. It's like an off road sports car.
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2025-07-26 16:59:49 GMT

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I prefer Crystal to Louisiana, and definitely prefer it to Franks, but none of them are close to being as good as Alabama Sunshine. But it's difficult to find outside of Alabama.

2025-07-26 16:57:54 GMT

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It's a little sweeter than Hellmanns or Dukes, IMO. And not nearly as tangy as Dukes.

2025-07-26 13:16:52 GMT

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Trying to remember my favorite onion ring dipping sauce, I think it was mayo based and had black pepper flavor, along with vinegar tang and a bit of capsaicin heat. Probably like comeback sauce but I've never looked up a recipe for comeback sauce.
If Inwas going to try to make it from memory, I would probably do a kewpie mayo base with black pepper, Worcestershire, and Crystal, and go from there. Maybe try paprika, garlic powder, and onion powder in it, too.

2025-07-25 13:57:59 GMT

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People often don't realize how rugged those early cars were. They were built to be used on really horrific roads.
My grandfather once drove from Birmingham, AL to Miami, back again, in a Model T, in the early years of the depression. It was very common to have to stop and patch tires every 50-100 miles or so in those old cars. If I had to guess, I'd say he was averaging maybe 20-25 mph on that trip, not including stops for food, fuel, and sleep. In vintage pictures, you'll often see them with not only two fender-mounted spares, but the owner will have a bundle of extra tires and tubes tied off to the spares.
The rear axles were heavy duty, similar to old Ford tractor axles. He made a set of 4 jack stands out of Model T axles. I have no idea what their actual weight capacity is, but they are a lot more sturdy than most of the stuff you can buy today. Heavy as fuck, though.
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2025-07-24 17:35:06 GMT

Do not attempt to teach Amtrak trains to surf. They are unpredictable in the water.
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2025-07-24 04:23:39 GMT

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I tried a GNC. He didn't have them but recommended a different brand. It was terrible.

2025-07-24 04:21:21 GMT

@nprofile…46kf Where did you find the Snickers protein bar? Local grocery? Convenience store? I can't find one anywhere.

2025-07-24 00:53:58 GMT

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I like to make it and then let it sit in the fridge for an hour.

2025-07-23 03:06:55 GMT

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Yeah, but damn I'm not going to fuck mayonnaise.

2025-07-23 02:59:25 GMT

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Just. Get. A. Woman.

2025-07-23 02:54:58 GMT

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WTF no. Don't do that. Gonna wake up with ants all over your dick

2025-07-23 02:47:53 GMT

Holy shit, Theo Huxtable tried to go swimming and drowned.

2025-07-21 01:49:57 GMT

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There is a reason why that Maserati is so cheap.

2025-07-21 01:45:43 GMT

Rural King has seed packets on sale Buy One, Get Five Free.
I bought cabbage, spinach, lettuce, zucchini, and borage. I can grow the cabbage, spinach, and lettuce over the winter in mason jars using the kripke method.
I'm already growing borage but I couldn't remember if I was. So now I just have more, I guess.
And I think I may try to grow the zucchini in the greenhouse over the winter because every time I grow it during the summer, I lose the entire crop to those damn squash lady beetles.
I guess I got one more thing too, but I don't remember what it was.

2025-07-21 01:01:13 GMT

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I've kind of got a grudge against Toyota, because their reputation for reliable engines is based on outright theft. The 22RE is the illegitimate grandchild of the old Chevy Stovebolt 6, and the 4A series DOHC engines were pretty much a straight copy of the Ford/Cosworth DOHC 4. They just switched it from imperial to metric measurements. The 4A led to the 7M series that led to the 1JZ and 2JZ, which are the giants that all other Toyota engines stand on. And Toyota was having all of their R&D paid for by the Japanese government to give the Japanese auto industry an unfair advantage in the US market.
But Honda has always been an extremely forward thinking engineering company and they've come up with some really innovative and interesting concepts.
I do know Lotus claims to have invented the variable valve timing that eventually became VTEC. It was for the next generation LT5 they were developing for the ZR1 Corvette in the 1990's, but GM cancelled the LT5 in favor of the LS series of pushrod V8s. The LT5 wasn't going to fit in the C5 Corvette without a comically bulging hood.

2025-07-21 00:51:26 GMT

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Oh if you want to read up on something interesting from the time, look into Soichiro Honda and the development of CVCC technology. CVCC created multiple zones of fuel/air mixture in the combustion chamber (rich near the spark plug, leaner on the other side of the chamber) so that the flame kernel would more thoroughly combust the fuel during each power stroke, and create fewer emissions. The early CVCC Hondas didn't even need catalytic converters to meet emssion standards.
There was a rather famous interaction between Congress and representatives of the Big Three, who told Congress that the reduction in emissions they wanted was not possible, and then Honda sat down in front of them and said, "Can do, can do." Much to the chagrin of the other manufacturers.
Another interesting thing from the early 80's was Smokey Yunick's "Hot Vapor" engine. He built an Iron Duke in a Fiero that made like 200hp and got 70mpg by creating a vaporized gas/air mixture under low boost in the intake manifold. Smokey hated computers, so the system was completely mechanical. He shopped it back to GM, but they were going in the direction of EFI and weren't interested.
The Hot Vapor Fiero is in the Don Garlits museum in Florida now.

2025-07-21 00:30:03 GMT

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The issue with switching to unleaded is valve fouling. The lead acted as a lubricant between the valves and the valve seats in the head. The fix for that is stainless steel valves and/or hardened valve seats. Stainless steel valves are more expensive, and hardened valve seats require an extra machining step in the manufacturing of the head (and also more expensive). But once that problem is solved, you can run whatever CR you want as long as your gas is high enough octane rating.
They had to go to unleaded to keep from clogging catalytic converters in 1975 MY cars. But they started dropping compression ratios and running the engines hotter in '73. '72 was pretty much the final year of the ultra-high-performance, solid lifter engines with big fat Holley carburetors in US cars. In '73, they introduced the Rochester Quadrajet, which had much smaller primaries and larger secondaries, and also had a solenoid to slam the butterfly shut to try to keep the hotter engines from dieseling after being shut off. In '75, GM introduced HEI ignition, which replaced all the old points-type ignition systems in the earlier engines. HEI was actually great, and is still found on a lot of hotrods and older cars that still run distributors.
One of the interesting events that happened around that time was Soichiro Honda introduced the CVCC technology, that burned much, much cleaner than what everyone else was using. The CVCC used a staged intake system that created a range of rich-to-lean fuel/air mixture in the combustion chamber (richer closer to the spark plug, leaner as it moved away) and would create a flame front that consumed more of the fuel and cut way down on hydrocarbons.
And of course, GM had placed a bet on the Wankel and it didn't work out for them. GM could afford to lose. AMC, who had planned on buying Wankels from GM for their mid-70's and later lineup, was hit pretty hard when the engine of the future wasn't.

2025-07-21 00:06:17 GMT

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John DeLorean left Pontiac in '73 to go start DMC. And probably do some coke. The GTO was one of his babies. I imagine that not having him there to go to bat for the nameplate had something to do with it going away, because they didn't really shy away from putting holy badges like SS and 442 on cars that didn't deserve them in the late 70's.
GM got choked pretty hard around '73 because of the oil embargo and much more strict EPA regulations. The way they approached both of those problems was to lower compression ratios and run the engines much, much hotter. Cars went from running at a nominal 180° to running at 200-210°. This cut down on emissions, but the oil of the time COULD NOT handle the extra temps and would cook off. It caused a lot of premature engine failures in mid-1970's American cars, including making massive clouds of black smoke from badly worn valve guides. The same engines that had been rock-solid reliable ten years earlier were suddenly anemic junk, and most people didn't really understand why.
GM also dropped all convertibles from the lineup for the 1976 model year, because they believed the feds were about to ban them for safety reasons. It didn't happen and GM reintroduced convertibles in 1986. There were a few companies doing aftermarket convertible conversions in the interim.

2025-07-20 23:55:11 GMT

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I'm also a fan of the Boattail Riviera.
These were all in the closing years of the Bill Mitchell era at GM styling.
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2025-07-20 23:52:03 GMT

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I like those, and I like the Chevy Laguna S-3.
Performance was abysmal compared to cars from a few years earlier, but the bones were still there.
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2025-07-20 16:50:21 GMT

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If there's an old tube-style TV or computer monitor around, turn it on and hold your hand in front of it for a few minutes.

2025-07-20 06:14:39 GMT

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I never could figure out why the boomer feminists burned their bras. Like they thought the bra was akin to a man putting a leash on them. Men primarily think about getting bras off of women, not putting them on.

2025-07-20 06:06:00 GMT

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I always thought it was mostly a vanity thing. The boomer women thought that making milk meant ending up with fried egg on a nail boobs at some point, and they wanted young perky boobs forever.

2025-07-20 06:01:04 GMT

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I'm the same. Usually around 97.5° with an oral thermometer or a temple scan thermometer.

2025-07-20 04:53:11 GMT

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I stopped at a Culver's the other day. Entire staff was cute late teens/early 20's White girls, extremely polite and working very hard.

2025-07-19 22:00:13 GMT

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2025-07-19 16:49:49 GMT

GSD/Husky pro tip: Put your shirt on backwards and use a lint roller, then spin it around straight and use a fresh sheet on the lint roller.
Congratulations, you are still somehow covered in dog hair.

2025-07-19 15:03:14 GMT

Dey still be like, you need pants to fly. Sheeit das raciss
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2025-07-19 05:06:36 GMT

My favorite mexican restaurant got raided. Turns out the owner stole like $250,000 in PPP loans and was also heavily involved in human and drug trafficking. They had a good Molcajete, though.
Oh well, bye bye

2025-07-19 04:49:40 GMT

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I misread this as dick pill ramen

2025-07-18 00:16:43 GMT

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They're saying Season 2 is coming out early next year, so I'll probably rewatch it to prep for that. I'll have to download it again because I hastily deleted it instead of moving it to another drive to make room to reinstall RDR2, which I never finished playing.

2025-07-18 00:09:09 GMT

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I'm glad I bingewatched that entire anime
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2025-07-17 15:13:15 GMT

According to Google, the correct pronunciation of Vinegaroon (Whip Scorpion) is not Vinegar-oon. It's vuh-NIG-ger-oon.
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2025-07-17 14:49:39 GMT

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No, wait, I want to see more of this