I can't believe that put that car on a $70/day rental trailer from Home Depot, when he could have saved $20 at TSC or a tow dolly from U-Haul
After a bit of digging I've discovered there are a few replicas floating around, but the original (which I've seen up close) sold in 2011 for ~$1 million. Even a replica is serious money.
60s-70s Italian industrial design appreciation thread. Them boys really knew how to trick out a supervillain lair
Better Supervillain Home & Garden
*designers: Don Chadwick (USA), Olivier Mourgue (FRA), Igor Chak (USA), Pierre Cardin (FRA)
I think this calls for a little Raquel Welch space girl dance in Mexico
Forget the jet packs and flying cars, I'm still waiting for my secret moonbase protected by an invincible army of bikini models
It's not too late to enlist in the Iowahawk Bikini Ninja Assassin Force #IHBNAF
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Let's kickoff today's ID parade with this jaw dropping one-that-got-away: The jalopy with the missing tires here is indeed a 1906 Ford Model K, made Ford's pre-moving assembly line Piquette Ave plant in Detroit. And your family should lament its sale.
Nate Miller (@NateEMiller) coded the algorithm, here's the last time it was run in 2019. Running it last year was a waste of time because basically there were no inter-conference games. thenemindex.blogspot.com/2019/12/iowaha…
I think one reasonable update to the algorithm is basing starting # of marbles on a team's schedule: 200 for each P5 opponent, 100 for each non-P5 FBS opponent, etc.
Rewards non-P5 teams with tough schedules, and penalizes P5 teams who schedule patsies.
I'm not an expert on the behavior of sports fans, but I wonder if UT petitioning authorities to punish meanies who mock their hand gesture will have the desired effect
I don't have a dog in this fight, but I'm afraid that outside Toronto, Toledo OH, and Tennessee, "UT" refers to the University of Texas at Austin