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Friday, April 30, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Whew! I Feel Safer!
The FAA is really looking out for us; lookie here! How insightful and wise! No more games in the cockpit of airliners!
Mashup Video!
I am so glad the tubes were aligned today on the interwebs to bring me a Sugarloaf tune circa 1975 and a video that is somewhat older. What's sad is I would like to hear the original soundtrack on the video!
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Oh great! UPDATE!
Looks like they did not like the publicity!
I don't know if this is for real or not, but yet another thing to worry about! I can haz vampires?!?!? News report here.
I don't know if this is for real or not, but yet another thing to worry about! I can haz vampires?!?!? News report here.
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Sunday, April 25, 2010
Retro Sunday!
Today's entry is a bit special to me for many reasons. I hope you enjoy!
No GPS, no cruise control, no OBD-II electronics, no fuel injection, no airbags (except maybe the driver), no intermittent wipers, no anti-lock brakes, no automatic climate control, no digital anything. But with all the perceived shortcomings, what does it offer?
Distinct styling:
Truth in advertising:
A simple user interface:
Mechanics you can work on:
For me this is more than a car, it is a time machine. My father bought it new, I drove it in high school, rebuilt the engine while in college, and the cosmetic restoration is approaching the 20 year mark.
The 1971 Mustang was the longest, heaviest mustang ever made. (Little comfort to anyone in the back seat however =). It was available in 7 different engines, 3 rooflines and 6 models. A far cry from "any color as long as it is black".
We will talk about the little red one on another Retro Sunday!
I hope everyone has a great week!
No GPS, no cruise control, no OBD-II electronics, no fuel injection, no airbags (except maybe the driver), no intermittent wipers, no anti-lock brakes, no automatic climate control, no digital anything. But with all the perceived shortcomings, what does it offer?
Distinct styling:
Truth in advertising:
A simple user interface:
Mechanics you can work on:
For me this is more than a car, it is a time machine. My father bought it new, I drove it in high school, rebuilt the engine while in college, and the cosmetic restoration is approaching the 20 year mark.
The 1971 Mustang was the longest, heaviest mustang ever made. (Little comfort to anyone in the back seat however =). It was available in 7 different engines, 3 rooflines and 6 models. A far cry from "any color as long as it is black".
We will talk about the little red one on another Retro Sunday!
I hope everyone has a great week!
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Saturday, April 24, 2010
A bit temporary link!
From the always entertaining Fatale Abstraction comes this missive on Zombies:
http://phlegmfatale.blogspot.com/
http://phlegmfatale.blogspot.com/
Friday, April 23, 2010
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