Tell us something we don’t know.

[2LaneCruzer]

We bought a 90 Olds 88 in 2001 for our son. Came from my aunt, only24k miles, she no longer was driving. When he saw it, his comment was, "what a big back seat!" Think of my wife's thoughts about that statement coming from a 16yr old son? But he continued saying "I can easily put my bike back there." What a relief for my wife. He wasn't interested in girls, bike racing was his goal for the next 5 years or so. Even spent a few summers in Belgium racing, hoping to be picked up by a professional team, never made that though. Jon

I had a '59 Impala that I took to the car shows for about 20 years. I had it at a show in a small town several years ago; I was sitting in a lawn chair under a tree when I noticed a couple of elderly ladies smiling, looking at my car and talking in a low voice. I over heard one say, with a big smile on her face "I lost my virtue in the back seat of a car just like that!

 

[bigtiller]

OKAY,..... Best comeback I've ever had. Give the man five stars.

Does TBN have an award for best reply or comeback?

RSKY

Not an award, but maybe recognition?

Many years ago, one of our members kept a record of some of the one-liner posts that made him laugh out loud.
When he collected enough, he would gather them all up and post them on one long post. And some of them were hilarious.

I don't remember who it was, I wish I did. Does anyone else remember this?

I think the only reason I remember this is because I made his list once.

 

[turnkey4099]

Buicks are terrible cars! My wife's grandfather had a '49 Roadmaster Sedanette just like this one. Terrible, ugly car! ...View attachment 785246View attachment 785247

A long way from being stock. The streamline design was common to all GM cars of that period and looked quit nice.

 

[WinterDeere]

Buicks are terrible cars! My wife's grandfather had a '49 Roadmaster Sedanette just like this one. Terrible, ugly car! ...

Beautiful car, but Buick hasn't made anything that sexy in over 70 years.

The GN was actually a pretty cool car, from a purely techie perspective, but lacked the cosmetic appeal of the pony cars with which they were competing at the drag strips. And even that was 40 years ago!

 

[BravoXray]

I had a '59 Impala that I took to the car shows for about 20 years. I had it at a show in a small town several years ago; I was sitting in a lawn chair under a tree when I noticed a couple of elderly ladies smiling, looking at my car and talking in a low voice. I over heard one say, with a big smile on her face "I lost my virtue in the back seat of a car just like that!

I'm sure that club had a pretty large membership.

 

[Straightgrain3016]

Without looking it up; what does the military acronym "STANO Devices" stand-for or represent?

 

[34Willys]

I think you're supposed to 'Tell" us something we don't know, not 'Ask' us.
Patrick

 

[bcp]

Two creeks near each other, on the road north from Atlin BC toward the AK Highway, are named SNAFU and TARFU. I wonder if the road was built in WWII by the US or Canadian Army.

This is all I found that showed both names. Looks like Snafu Creek drains a lake farther from the road.



i wonder how many people who pass the roadside signs think they are First Nation's words.

Bruce

 

[JasperFrank]

The Chesapeake Bay isn't entirely a natural feature. It was hit by a meteor millions of years ago. This caused a depression that later became The Bay. Chesapeake Bay impact crater - Wikipedia

 

[buckeyefarmer]

The Chesapeake Bay isn't entirely a natural feature. It was hit by a meteor millions of years ago. This caused a depression that later became The Bay. Chesapeake Bay impact crater - Wikipedia

And thank oil exploration for discovering it.