Pics That Are So Poignant And Fascinating

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Mat 4 year s ago

he uses only one foot to drive... so hes driving automatic...

Ez 4 year s ago

#7 It was also horribly unreliable, and NOT being able to read when you needed it.

Eleanor 4 year s ago

Ez, my aunt had some kind of Riviera like this at the time, but with less interfaces (probably a later model). It had digital speedometer that could change to KPH and some other little touch screen bells and whistles. Really cool to a kid to see that Back to the Future digital display in a real car :)

One 4 year s ago

I never see no Leopard.

Archilles 4 year s ago

One,
In the middle of the pic under the snow

Felty 4 year s ago

One,

Looked more than once before I found it. It's there!

Ona 4 year s ago

Yeah, it took me a long time to find the leopard.

Bryan 4 year s ago

#29 is dawn not sunset. That picture was taken from Tacoma, Washington. The Tacoma Dome is on the far right for reference.

Greg 4 year s ago

#33 as you read the description, your eyes play a trick on you and it looks like the loaf of bread is swelling up and down in the pic above.

10.

Trannie 4 year s ago

#13 I read they were like rock stars back then.

“Every year in April, an annual volleyball tournament occurs between the residents of Naco, Arizona, USA and Naco, Sonora, Mexico where the border wall is used as the volleyball net. It is known as "wallyball".”