For some reason this is reminding me of a discussion on African swallows and coconuts.Those ducks would be hot once they got there.
I recall a demo in science class where the teacher shot an aluminum ring into the ceiling and a demo on induction, magnetism and so on. That ring what hot when it came down.
Maybe a duck, not being ring shaped, wouldn't do that, though, as that ring actually built up a nice electric current in it at the same time it was shot up.
No bs, I found a coconut floating in Long Island sound once, no swallows to be found.For some reason this is reminding me of a discussion on African swallows and coconuts.
I do...What about those prima-donnas that do a half-hearted wave? I just want to flip them off … but I don’t![]()
Well, there ya go - all you needed was a lime and you'd be all set.No bs, I found a coconut floating in Long Island sound once, no swallows to be found.
Almost like the guy in one of the AMC Eagle pages saying he came out to find............. A duck in his door handle. Had to explain it to him - the Eagle is part Jeep.If I'm thinking about it I wave every wrangler or gladiator, or any other Jeep product that waves at me.
I used to have a C5 corvette and a wrangler. Corvette owners wave as well. I'd constantly get weird looks when I would wave at jeeps driving the corvette or wave at corvettes while driving the jeep.
I'm in MontCo and would wave if I happened to see you in the far right lane on the other side of the highway if I wasn't trying to navigate bumper to bumper rush hour traffic.So I drive a four lane road a lot. It’s nice to see a wave every once in a while but when I’m in the far right and the other jeep is far left should there be waveage?