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For those of you who think that there is No Such Thing as Bad Type, visit Hong Kong! These two are behaving Really Bad!
We made the trek to Corbin in pursuit of M542 with a string of 7 Dash 8s and 9s heading for storage in Huntington. As you can see, there are no Dash 8s nor Dash 9s- you win some and you lose some.
The car may have made a wrong turn into the transit tunnel and was being escorted out by King County Sheriff and Transit Police. We speculate that they got a ticket after leaving the tunnel.
Not sure whether black sheep still have the same reputation in these days of political correctness, but this little one really stood out from the crowd!
"Bank while you wait for the BART or the Muni" at an AC Transit bus shelter in Hayward. I think I've seen a generic version of this somewhere that just said "the bus" instead of trying to be more specific.
A lovely unglamorous Ron Doig image... OJD65R was a Bristol LH6L with a 7’6” Eastern Coach Works 39-seat body. It is seen in a scruffy residential street in (one presumes) North London carrying its number, a Centrewest fleetname and a telephone number beginning 207. Other features to note are only two rows of seats (both in original ‘DMS‘ moquette) a panelled-over destination box, a painted- over North London fleetname under the cab and a mileage counter mounted on the rear offside hub. GVVT were given similar odometers in their boxes when we salvaged items from Larkfield Garage prior to its demolition last year.
I think an Olympian-style Leyland badge might be appropriate by reference to the 137 bhp Leyland 401H engine that powers BL65, but an MCW badge is just entirely wrong for the bus, then again ‘depot pets’ like trainers and recoveries tend to accrete clean badges left over or fallen off other buses. Centrewest ovbiously only trained its drivers on two-pedal buses as the BL-class were rare amongst Bristol LH models in being semi-automatic.
Ron Doig Image ©Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust
A northbound NS manifest splits the CPLs at North Bend. Wrong CPLs for an NS train, but hey, whatever.
Seen at Chapletown today..
Am I just being pedantic because I work for the ambulance service..?
Or is this really a bit off..? (Ambulance chasers and all that..)
One presumes that that was once a real ambulance dedicated to help people.. sad end. :(
An inbound with MBTX 1067 leading absolutely flies through Cross Road facing the wrong way. This train and many others terminated at Oak Grove due to track work around Boston.
The Great Doheny the sixth episode of the fourth season of Drake & Josh. It aired on September 5, 2008.
Plot
Josh tries to show a magic trick, but it goes wrong. Drake talks about how to get girls.
Henry Doheny (Steve Tom), a magician that Josh likes but Drake really hates, is at The Premiere. He talks to Josh, and he collapses in the process. Josh presents him and Drake, and then shows Doheny a magic trick. He also tells him that he can visit him anytime.
He eventually does so for lunch, and meets Megan. Henry does a rabbit (named "Cookie") magic trick to her, and says she can have it. He does a magic trick to Drake too, though he is not interested at all and ends up don't liking it.
After, Drake and Josh are getting ready to go to bed, but Doheny gets out of the wardrobe and invites them to hang out at a jazz club. Walter comes in and surprisely meets the magician. He wants to go to the club with him, and Drake refuses to go.
Next day, Drake and his girlfriend Lexi (Dianna Agron) are dating at The Premiere. Drake shows her his "flapping fist noises" and she shows him her "fist in mouth" talent. They are interrupted by Henry, who makes Lexi disappear. Josh goes talk to him. Henry says nobody wants him anymore. Thus, Josh lets him stay with his family for the next months. Drake is now furious. The brothers find Lexi inside the popcorn storing.
It's night, and Drake is angry at Josh as Henry will sleep at their room. Walter and Henry come in, as Walter is begging for a magic trick. Henry them makes him bald. As he has sleep apnea, Doheny shows Josh his sleep apnea machine that he uses to not snore, though it makes a loud noise. Drake wants to hit him with a baseball bat, which Josh doesn't let him do.
Next morning, Josh tells Henry he got a show for him, and he accepts. Megan tells him a magic trick that will "bring him back to top".
Skipping to the show, Drake and Josh presenting Henry and his magic trick, "The Box of Empalement". He enters the box, and Drake and Josh shove four swords into it. Doheny does not comes out of the box as planned. Dr. Lonsway, who is in the audience, sees him and says he's dead. At the funeral, Doheny suddenly appears on the stage, saying it was just a magic trick, and is happy as he became famous again. He later arrives back at the house to say goodbye to the boys and gives Megan a cheque for $50,00 and Yo-Yo's for the boys. Before he goes Walter asks if he can't give his hair back, Henry agrees but leaves before he can even do the trick. He shouts from his car to buy a wig as he drives off.
"Sillä tietensä he eivät ole tietävinään,
että taivaat ja samoin maa,
vedestä ja veden kautta rakennettu,
olivat ikivanhastaan olemassa Jumalan sanan voimasta
"Ty när de vilja påstå detta,
förgäta de att i kraft av Guds ord himlar funnos till
från uråldrig tid, så ock en jord
som hade kommit till av vatten och genom vatten;"
"For this is hidden from them by their willing it so ,
that heavens were of old,
and earth by water, and through water,
being held together by the word of God,"
2 Peter 3:5