Pic of the day
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Tallman
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Probably that Marlboro is not shown?
Oneball
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Yep. You get a bonus point.
I thought it must be from Rush. But it isn’t as they show Marlboro and the pits are slightly different. Eventually I found an original version of the photo and it seems nowadays publications are editing the tobacco sponsorship out.
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midlifecrisis
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Open up the politics thread.
Apparan
apparently they are marine Diesel engines. a far cry from a raging bull.
midlifecrisis
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What are the apostrophes for?
daverichardson
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And only one bracket on each line
P5Nij
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The house he and his chums stayed in during the gunpowder plot is just down the road from me, I'll pop round and see if they fancy a lodger or two...
Jamin
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is it a b?
comb eth the man?
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stikey
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stay44days and get 100k cash back
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Pot. Kettle and all that.Who’s?
Yours must be all Fuc#%d
They have just been serviced by Italian nurses and filled with antibiotics I will have you know! They are tip top or pit pot. Never to sure.
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48 years ago today (22 October 1974) British Leyland's Italian subsidiary Innocenti unveiled a radically reworked three-door hatchback version of the Mini.
The new, Bertone-styled Mini was originally launched in two versions, the 90L (998cc, 49bhp) and 120L (1275cc, 65bhp). In the first year of production, the newcomer was built alongside the original Mini, on a duplicate production line
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The new, Bertone-styled Mini was originally launched in two versions, the 90L (998cc, 49bhp) and 120L (1275cc, 65bhp). In the first year of production, the newcomer was built alongside the original Mini, on a duplicate production line
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