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Monday, June 27, 2011
a 16 year old girl in England posted this Merc smoking the hides. What did you do for hot rodding today?
0 comments Posted by st at 4:47 PM
foundn on http://ellamaee.tumblr.com/ via http://michiganswampmonkey.tumblr.com/
But I just got a comment from Id, who found this photoshop job dissected on the HAMB, in 3 parts, the serperate photos of the drive in, the merc, and this combination effect
Thanks Id!
Horsepower wasn't good enough for these posers, they went for Zebra power
0 comments Posted by st at 4:44 PM
found on http://michiganswampmonkey.tumblr.com/
Zebras aren't the craziest things pulling wagons that I've posted. This next post has a lion, a bear, and some sheep. Really. https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjYsgoHOLX4ucUmcg-Qope7u-NPsq_iOp-5Wt3IRLFwnHZ8SIJ9h_Qr-C7dkVuroJF6q7qLHLFajJezwI55Sfz1yw1QjVq7035CR7mFF9jLO_67q7EfCn-lqGfPY0BVQcep9_pa6T1IoOb1/s1600/04.jpg
Labels: horse carriage, humor
Labels: Acura TL
Average monthly wages for assembly line workers have increased as much as 611 yuan to 1921 yuan or around 24000 yen at the automaker's transmission factory in Foshan. An agreement was struck with labor this past March, with the pay raise taking effect the following month.
In the wake of the May 2010 strikes, the automaker lifted starting pay by 25%. Although raises have averted strikes, Honda has seen its production costs swell. The latest hike is due to a rise in prices and the local minimum wage.
Labels: Honda
"In today's global economy, there's not an easy way to determine just how American a car is," Patrick Olsen, Cars.com's editor in chief said. "Most cars built in the U.S. are assembled using at least some parts that come from somewhere else. Additionally, many U.S. automakers assemble vehicles in Canada and Mexico while foreign automakers have opened plants on U.S. soil."
Labels: Honda
Sunday, June 26, 2011
the Rail Splitter Special is an awesome piece of art at the San Diego County Fair
0 comments Posted by st at 9:07 PMLabels: art, county fair, train, wood
vehicular art by the fine craftsmen in the San Diego Fine Woodworkers Association, amazing
0 comments Posted by st at 8:21 PM
There are all sorts of cool stuff at the fair. Avoid purchasing food there though, it's 4 to 5 times what you'll pay a mile away for the same thing in larger portion sizes and better taste. Example, a double double was 12.50 at the fair, it's less than 4.00 at In and Out
Labels: art, county fair, wood

