Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
I only checked 'Im an idiot'!
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Gremlins....I blame my mess on Gremlins and all the old trucks and cars chase the women away. Some people even think I have bodies in the cars
dukeboy440
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Ever see the 1940s Bug Bunny gremlin episode? By far the funniest episode ever
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
At least you have a good excuse! I just repel women cuz I'm a dork!
Evening all, sublime, no way I could do that diet.
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
Had that stuff when I was a kid. Not all were 'terrible' but why??? when there is apple, pumpkin... My great aunts made amazing huckleberry custard. Damn, I'm getting hungry now. LOL
Not all males do this
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
plymouth67
It be a lot cooler if you did...
Some of us can aim and have enough respect not to move your ****....your just hanging out with the wrong crowd...lol
dukeboy440
Well-Known Member
Agreed
Ya well with my Swedish heritage wife's family I've had to stomach Korv and Lutefisk...no thanks!!
Once a year around Christmas they would gather. They'd make the Korv using a 100 year old sausage machine and cook up that smelly Lutefisk (fish).
My MNL was a saint and always had a hamburger patty for me.
I survived.
I have never eaten Lutefisk (fish (cod) in lye). I refuse to eat food that is so dirty it has to be cleaned in lye. No idea what kind of "korv" you have eaten. I love Swedish "falukorv", and for those who are not into the Swedish language, korv simply means sausage, as in franks and that sort of things. In Norway we do not say korv, we say Pølse, but we can not ask for pølse in Sweden, or it would be spelled pölse and is the same or similar to the Scottish "haggis". Oh man language is just plain fun. And when the Vikings roamed around on this same globe, they say Norwegians, Swedes, Danes, Germans, Dutch, people in Belgium, France, and England could understand each other. Their languages were that similar. And now we are like, huh,.... how did you make that sound. lol
Anyway, I am a huge fish snobb, and extremely picky when it comes to seafood. My uncles were fishermen, so I am used to the best quality you can get. If not, I become grumpy. LOL, sort of like John Gustafson (Jack Lemmon) and Max Goldman (Walter Matthau). That is me when I get bad fish.
We had poached cod today for dinner, potatoes, rutabaga stew and small pieces of bacon. My wife said, why does bacon go so well with fish. I asked, have you never seen that used in the US. No, never, was her answer. When it gets colder in the air I will smoke cod in my smoker (cold smoke it) then poach it, also with potatoes, rutabaga stew and bacon. First time I served that to my wife she said, "why haven't you served this to me before". 
It's not only the bathroom, it's also the garage..... that might be Achilles hill for a fabo guy.
Uff, I hate when people hangs the bathroom tissue so the end is between the wall and the roll, and I hate when people does not close the lid. What on earth is the lid for if not to be closed ?
Bill
The only thing swedish I ever wanted:
My only non mopar dream car would be a Saab 95 wagon. Extremely hard to find in middle America, these cars were just cool IMO
A 1967 because I like the older style grille, with the v4 and wagon body style for sure. I would dress it up like a rally car even though I don't think they ever made rally wagons.
My only non mopar dream car would be a Saab 95 wagon. Extremely hard to find in middle America, these cars were just cool IMO
A 1967 because I like the older style grille, with the v4 and wagon body style for sure. I would dress it up like a rally car even though I don't think they ever made rally wagons.
That is just a six pack of awesomeness..
The older grille looks a little ..... well older but still has a classic look.
There is a 63 2 door coupe locally that is available but missing the interior and a fender. Finding those parts will be a challenge, so much so that I had thought to wait and maybe a later 60s wagon would pop up
The older grille looks a little ..... well older but still has a classic look.
There is a 63 2 door coupe locally that is available but missing the interior and a fender. Finding those parts will be a challenge, so much so that I had thought to wait and maybe a later 60s wagon would pop up
Raining again.
This really sucks.
But on the other hand, i think about the victims and survivors of the hurricane,my problems are pretty minor.
This really sucks.
But on the other hand, i think about the victims and survivors of the hurricane,my problems are pretty minor.
Greta Molander - Wikipedia
Google her, she started early as a rally driver in Sweden, and after the war she drove Saab.
Bill
Yes, that was in the Rally Monte Carlo in 1961, so it had the 2 stroke engine with freewheel clutch. What you want is as you said, the 1967 with the German Ford V4 engine, and a normal clutch. Actually a very nice engine. A little funny sound of it though... funny as in unusual.
Bill
Wow, I would have never known. That is so cool. I didn't know there was/is a woman's class of rally competition.
That would have been something to see.
They had good taste in cars, those saabs are a car that I could smile at all day
A little car like that really needed a 318, but then they would scared the elderly people too much
That Red 53 is interesting, it's got the same number as "Herbie" here in the photo.
I tried to buy one of these as a kid.
That looks totally British.
It would be fun to watch people's reactions from seeing a car like that in traffic in middle America LOL
Wow, I would have never known. That is so cool. I didn't know there was/is a woman's class of rally competition.
That would have been something to see.
They had good taste in cars, those saabs are a car that I could smile at all day
Are you able to open this link ?
Saab 95 V4 7-sits Veteran/Bud | Kronoberg
It is from 1975, and I didn't know they had a 7 seat.
Bill
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