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Hey, can we put the top up, pretty windy out......
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tr6nitjulius
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1909 Albany @All British Field Meet
4/23/23
4/23/23
mikephillips
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Right kind of smile, 3 teeth rather than two.....
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1930 Ford with a Frydenbø carbide generator to burn wood for fuel:
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You will have to check the log books to find out.
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We shouldn't J-oak about these things.
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And that’s a good reason for a face Palm.
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These puns are so bad, we should all be made to walk the plank!
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Actually, it generated carbide to power the car because in WWII gasoline was severely rationed.
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Bet that’s the only ex rental that every one want to buy
Must a rare collector car now.
Must a rare collector car now.
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Back when I was a kid, I had a Carbide Cannon, it was the loudest thing we could get that wouldn't blow our fingers off.
What would this car's back fire sound like?