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It's here! It's here! I can't wait to get wrecking... Weekend at work, sadly. I'm sure I'll find time for something though...
This was a light blue 1958 Edsel ranger 2 door hardtop. It was broadsided near Salt Lake City, Utah back in 1973 and has been sitting in someone's back yard ever since. It was hit so hard that even the roof has a crease in it
Testing our backs before NZ by walking the rocky Pt Gey foreshore trail from Spanish Banks to Wreck Beach.
My copy of Wreck This Journal before being passed along to my dear friend Faith. I had to take a picture of it before I could let it go.
I took off the bandages to let my knee and elbow breathe and they kept seeping this orange shit. it was dripping down my leg. fucking GROSS.
got it back after mailing and it still looked pretty good + needed more wreckage, so I ripped off the tape. which helped. (it's backwards because I took this photo on my MacBook.)
I wanna use starbucks coffee coz they're my favorite. But then I drink Caramel Machiato instead of black coffee. So I decided to order a solo espresso just as my paint.
I know that I need a plate so that I can pour a little coffee and then use the bottom of the glass as a stamp. You know starbucks coffee don't have a plate even when you order hot coffee. So espresso is probably ths best way.
Stop, thief! No welcome-wagon "Hello Stranger" with that new coffee flavor for YOU! Offer expires while you wait. Operators are standing by.
Made some minor improvements to Wreck-Gar. His front wheel can be removed off the shoulder and attaches to his forearm (shield) Also added lots of spikes, rust and damage.
This Ford Focus must've doing well over the limist since it has jumped over a ditch to get the light pole. There is no eccuses, the driver was/is just an asshole!
Special permits, extra insurance, and driving orientations are required by anyone wanting to drive on Australia's Fraser Island. Road rules apply, and Nature takes a dim view of operators who don’t respect the conditions.
We had seen this vehicle the evening before (07June2019), not long after it had bogged itself at Yidney Rocks. The tourists on board managed to exit safely through the roof, but the incoming tides made rescuing the bus itself impossible. (Our driver had opted for the longer, inland route – even there, we had to stop to rescue a police 4WD vehicle that had strayed too far into the soft sandy shoulders.) When we saw this vehicle again less than 12 hours later (as pictured here), it was pretty much destroyed by the overnight seas.
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wow, this movie is just awesome. now, i saw this last night and i just simply love it. the plot was good, the characters are great and my god, the cameos! so many cameos! and i think they don't ruin the movie. more like Easter eggs. but what i like about the movie is ralph, i can understand him, kind of. also, the "twist" near the end was just great.
also, if you go see this film, stay near the end, great stuff happens in the credits.
I moved out of my mom's in 1990. The first weekend I was gone, some kids stole a Cadillac and went joyriding through my mom's neighborhood in Lake Highlands. They reached speeds of over 70 mph on residential streets until the driver lost control and crashed into the tree in my mom's front yard. All 6 kids survived this crash, though one was hurt pretty badly.