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Boxy mini vans seem to be all the rage here. Yellow license plates designate engine displacement of up to 660cc. White plates are over and above that.
SHOW us YOUR PIX here .... Odd, WeiRd ,UnUSuAl or EyE CaTchIng things from your rides
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fooferdoggie
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Someone is getting fired. you can see the intersection. so either a light/sigal screwed up or someone was drag racing.
steve mercier
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Wow those monkees are immune to electricity!
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You wonder how they can get away with it especially some of the larger adults. I suspect the lines are well insulated and beefy enough to support their weight.
One day we were sitting in the main living space of the home when we spotted one walking by on all fours on the metal fence railing just outside one of the bedroom windows. We harvested all of the kiwi fruit and persimmons from the vines at the back of the home so hopefully that will keep them from coming over so often. My wife has severe doubts as they seem to have become habituated to scavenging.
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Spotted this cute van used by a Japanese microbrewery in Matsumoto for events. Don’t know the make and model but my brother-in-law thought that it was a Daihatsu. It was equipped with a small sink, fridge.....
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This micro food vendor In Nagano caught my eye. It's not the cool looking truck that stands out but perhaps the fare on its menu. Some might feel a bit apprehensive (even offended) and say neigh to eating such a handsome creature as a horse but it’s gaining popularity here. We opted instead to sample the Gohei mochi which is a soft chewy rice cake coated with a sweet walnut miso paste and is served up on a bamboo stick.
steve mercier
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My dad told me that people in Europe ate horsemeat during WW II. Things would have to be pretty rough around here for me to eat Secretariat (-:
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People in Europe still eat horsement. Apparently things haven't gotten any better since the war.
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I wouldn't want to be saddled with eating horsemeat...
If you tried to force me to, you'd need to rein me in... a bit...
If you tried to force me to, you'd need to rein me in... a bit...
DaveMatthews
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Maybe you could serve it at a bridle shower?
Might stirrup trouble though...
Might stirrup trouble though...
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steve mercier
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With a side of Seabiscuits ?
Chargeride
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A bit grim, I don't know much about birds, but came across this poor expired bird on the beach today, looks so healthy, and the wind even made it look like it was still alive.
I've never seen such a well preserved bird before like this.
I've never seen such a well preserved bird before like this.
fooferdoggie
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what You didn't to give it CPR? what Kida person are you??? 
DaveMatthews
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I'd say Elizabeth Hurley at 58 y/o is a very well preserved bird...
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fooferdoggie
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dog keeping her warm her keeping dog warm.
Chargeride
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we see a lot of them in the UK, theres quite a few near me, great little vehicles, very cheap, the Japanese export cars with the slightest mechanical issue at a certain age., right hand drive seals the deal.
Pickup trucks mostly, adverts will say grey import version
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Spam or the other luncheon meat. 
Nothin’ beats a big ole bottle of whiskey to wet your whistle.
Nothin’ beats a big ole bottle of whiskey to wet your whistle.
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Health food I guess.Spam or the other luncheon meat.
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Nothin’ beats a big ole bottle of whiskey to wet your whistle.
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