Thread: Interesting, Odd or Funny Pics II.

Originally Posted by V8Ian;[URL="tel:3229526"

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Laird Centaur - The Half-Track Land Rover -

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Originally Posted by Tins

<a href="https://tankhistoria.com/experimental/centaur-half-track/#The-Laird-Centaur" target="_blank">Laird Centaur - The Half-Track Land Rover -</a>

From the article:
Found to have little practical use.(My emphasis).
I reckon it would be ideal for the Woolies run or Dan Murphys pick-up. Either that or a BYD.

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

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Officially there is no such word. Gullible does not appear in any dictionary.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Officially there is no such word. Gullible does not appear in any dictionary.

Did you check that in the oxford or

PS I am cold!

Mean while "nearly 40 million people in the contiguous US are forecast to see temperatures over 100 degrees over the next seven days. A slew of daily temperature records were broken this Fourth of July weekend.
On Saturday, Death Valley reached 128 degrees, breaking the daily record of 127 set on July 6, 2007. Las Vegas reached 115 degrees, tying with records in 2007 and 1989. Kingman, Arizona, reached 109 degrees, breaking the previous record of 108.

On Sunday, temperatures in Las Vegas hit 120 degrees for the first time in recorded history, according to preliminary data from the weather service. In more than 32,000 days of records, the temperature had never climbed above 117 degrees prior to Sunday.

100 f is 37.7 of course I think perhaps A bit like the little Bald Eagle compared to our nice Wedgy perhaps?

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

Did you check that in the oxford or

PS I am cold!

Mean while "nearly 40 million people in the contiguous US are forecast to see temperatures over 100 degrees over the next seven days. A slew of daily temperature records were broken this Fourth of July weekend.
On Saturday, Death Valley reached 128 degrees, breaking the daily record of 127 set on July 6, 2007. Las Vegas reached 115 degrees, tying with records in 2007 and 1989. Kingman, Arizona, reached 109 degrees, breaking the previous record of 108.

On Sunday, temperatures in Las Vegas hit 120 degrees for the first time in recorded history, according to preliminary data from the weather service. In more than 32,000 days of records, the temperature had never climbed above 117 degrees prior to Sunday.

100 f is 37.7 of course I think perhaps A bit like the little Bald Eagle compared to our nice Wedgy perhaps?

PS I am cold!

Maybe you ain't gullible after all, maybe you is dead?

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Gullible does not appear in any dictionary.

It's prolific in religious publications.

Err.... From the Concise Oxford...

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