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  • I've heard this story before, but never registered the date: December 25th, 1937. Having played in Boxing Day rugby matches, and considering holiday "sport" matches in general I'm going to make a couple reasonably informed guesses. 1) The goalie was drunk. Quite drunk. Everyone was drunk. 2) Everyone was still on the field ... drinking, the goalie just didn't realise they weren't playing any more because he couldn't see them.

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  • ... with FAS? FAS gives people eyes like that, doesn't it? It looks like she has a pretty flat upper lip too. That might be part of the reason she looks ... off. And obviously, that haircut is doing her no favours.

  • I think he'd be more likely to say, "See! This is why democracy is a shitty idea. Think about how stupid the average person is. Now think that half of them are stupider than that. And you want to let them vote?" 'The Republic', Plato

  • This was not the dumbest thing to say at all. For all your extra words, those high frequencies are de facto line of sight. If you live in the mountains anywhere remotely rural you know this is true. Also, the low frequency bands are known for their penetration and diffraction, but even VHF (~150MHz) is considered line of sight due to its low diffraction. On what basis are you so confident? Neither physics or empirical evidence back you up. Pretty high-handed with your, "dumbest thing to say," comment.

  • Hey, do you recall what it was that was causing it? I'm pretty sure there is a leak in the vac system somewhere because the engine not stopping coincides with the door locks not working.

    Yeah, and I'm doing the same thing: popping the hood and hitting that 'STOP' switch to kill the fuel supply.

    Mine was babied until I got it 6 years ago. I live in a place now that uses lots of road salt. I made a decision at one point: I can't afford to baby it, so I'm going to drive it to death. I'm going to mourn when it dies. I wish they still make simple cars like that. Ironic it was such a luxury back in the day. Pretty sure I've got the original receipt and it was bought for $38 000 in '84.

  • I have a '84 Mercedes 300D Turbodiesel. That thing will keep running after an EMP. It'll even keep running when I take the key out (I got a vac system leak somewhere). I'm going to cry when that thing dies. It's so not fussy either. Radiator instructions: "Try to use clean water."

  • I discovered one lighter that no one will steal from me. They'll give it back to me a week later when we run into each other. It's a Toronto Maple Leafs lighter. I buy them whenever I see them now.