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What's the trivia (see the thread title for clarification)...?
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Interesting trivia thread
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What's the trivia (see the thread title for clarification)...?
Oldsmobile Toronado: The Giant Coupe That Pulled America Into The Front Drive Era
The Toronado was, for most of its life, a big V8 powered coupe. A traditional American boulevard cruiser with soft jello-like suspension and a tacky velour interior. You’d never think a car like this could be radical, but you’d be mistaken. At...
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Somebody else brought it up!!!
Get with the programme
Very, very cool.
At least it would be if bagged and big wheels and tyres slapped on.
Maybe an LS, converted to RWD with a 9” rear end……
At the peak of hyperinflation in Germany in the early 1920s the price of a loaf of bread was the equivalent of over US$7000 compared to. US$0.20 at the end of WW1.
One of the most iconic songs of all time - Gloria Gaynor’s ‘I Will Survive’ was originally released as a ‘b side’ to her relatively unknown single ‘Substitute’ And was randomly selected from a previously unreleased studio session merely to fill the space available.
It is much easier to pump concrete uphill than downhill.
Yes but it is harder to push concrete uphill than to push it downhill! Just saying!
The Pyrus calleryana tree is known as the semen tree due to it’s smell
During the third round of The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale in 1991, Richard Boxall was just two strokes off the lead when he suffered a stress fracture of his left leg while playing his tee shot on the ninth hole and had to withdraw, on a stretcher, from the tournament.
He should have used a golf club, like the other players....Bloody Pillock.
Good
Twit.
During the third round of The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale in 1991, Richard Boxall was just two strokes off the lead when he suffered a stress fracture of his left leg while playing his tee shot on the ninth hole and had to withdraw, on a stretcher, from the tournament.
And you call me the twit.
I do indeed.
At least Richard Boxall didn’t give up playing golf after three minutes as he “didn’t like it” AKA “I couldn’t hit the ball and everyone was laughing at me”.
Who said I couldn’t hit the ball? My first outing was with three mates on Lupset course in Wakefield, they were regular players, I came second, I just did not enjoy it & would rather have gone fishing, as stated in another thread I was good at Rugby but didn’t enjoy it, at cricket I was the best bowler in my school year but hated cricket, I persevered with football because I loved it even though I wasn’t the best, I used to cycle a lot (yes you heard right) I actually made my own bike from a Claude Butler frame & used to race at Roundhay, sport is all about enjoyment, if you don’t enjoy it then don’t do it.
Was Judy riding the Puch?
There are more Lego figures on this planet than there are people.
Bacon, beer, garlic and oyster flavour ice creams are all available commercially.