The Refuge of the Toads

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MarcusAu wrote:A ute (short for utility vehicle) is an Australian (and NZ) term for what would be known as a pick-up truck in the US.
No it's a ute. A truck is a truck.

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Bhurzum wrote: (I think this might be my shit-post pièce de résistance!)
Then it would be a pièce of shit.

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https://web.archive.org/web/20161107102 ... -delusion/

There's about as much evidence for twitter PTSD as for the case that this woman is possessed, which is why I don't believe either.

It's quite simple PZ. You see, bitch be crazy.

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Brive1987 wrote:Jesus. Just done a reverse catch up.

Pack of galahs. Let me sort this out.

A truck is a <3 ton that anyone can drive.

A ute is a fucking ute.
Tell that to the chick in the blue dress in the Ford ad...
A tractor is found on a farm.

A lorry is a truck spoken by grand-dad who still thinks it's 1950.

A semi is that scary mother fucker that transports shit between cities and is lit up like a $20 whore at night.
B-double - even more scary MF, with even more lights.

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Brive1987 wrote:
MarcusAu wrote:A ute (short for utility vehicle) is an Australian (and NZ) term for what would be known as a pick-up truck in the US.
No it's a ute. A truck is a truck.
This may explain Herman Munster's confusion.

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Then what's this called in Murrica? Also a tractor?

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feathers wrote:Then what's this called in Murrica? Also a tractor?

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Flying toaster.

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feathers wrote:Then what's this called in Murrica? Also a tractor?

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The only ute being sold in America is only made by Subaru and only driving by lesbians.

Every think else is a truck. Or a pick up. Or a pickup truck.

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comhcinc wrote:Lol just for more fun. This is an International Tractor.

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/73 ... fe0bcb.jpg

And so is this.


http://internationaltractor.net/wp-cont ... ractor.jpg

I have piloted both and the first one is the smoother ride.
http://i.imgur.com/Zsi0Sjb.jpg

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rayshul wrote:Like I said, I'm sure y'all know what you're talking about.
Mansplaining by whitey to a POC of the female persuasion. Can the pit sink any lower?

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Brive1987 wrote:
Malky wrote:A lorry is any large road vehicle specifically designed for road haulage. The name can change with use such as tanker, container etc. or shape e.g. luton bodied. As already pointed out a tractor unit with a haulage behind it is normally known as an artic or if really large a juggernaut, multiple freight trailers are know as road trains.
Don't be an idiot. You're talking about a semi. As in semi-trailer.


Glad to clear this up.
And then there are the B doubles.

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KiwiInOz wrote:And then there are the B doubles.
Isn't that one of these?

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For everyone that thinks Comstinc is a know it all asshole, this one's for y'all:

The greatest concert Comstinc ever attended live and in person:



I'd make a joke or three about "prison love", but homophobia and stuff

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MarcusAu wrote:A ute (short for utility vehicle) is an Australian (and NZ) term for what would be known as a pick-up truck in the US.


Kev for Pres!

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Lsu - you are Trilingual

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I am cunnilingual

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Barbie's Boyfriend wrote:I am cunnilingual
Close, inch, inch and a half to the south anyway.

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If she's hot enuf, and dominant enuf, then yes, I am also an analinguist

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Captain Fluffy Bunny: Please check your US American Measurement Privilege. Brive 1987, and the rest of the Non US Ameicans have no idea what an inch and a half is. Its 3 or 4 Centimeters.

However, Comstink is quite familiar with an inch and a half

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Søren Lilholt wrote:
CommanderTuvok wrote:I don't hear the term juggernaut in the UK much, these days.

Seemed to disappear the same time as when white dog turds vanished.
Oh yeah, what happened to them?!

Also don't see much evidence of the Porn Fairy these days either. :think:
Exactly! The high-point of jugger-naughts in the UK was back in the 1960s, as embodied by Lesley Lawson. But, then, in 1970, we had the advent of Page 3 in The Sun, and British jugs have never since been looked at in the same way.

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Bhurzum wrote:
CaptainFluffyBunny wrote:Yeah. I filled out my USA ballot today. Voted. Now I have crippling diarrhea. Coincidence? I think not.
That's just karma fucking with you.

Vote for Trump = take a watery dump

Vote for Clinton = your kecks will have skids on

Vote third party = all day slightly farty

(I think this might be my shit-post pièce de résistance!)
Me and my friends have started referring to taking a shit as "Going for a Donald".

We're cockneys, don't you know.

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Suet Cardigan wrote:
feathers wrote:Then what's this called in Murrica? Also a tractor?

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CaptainFluffyBunny wrote:
piginthecity wrote:
Cnutella wrote:The sea be a cruel mistress. One time I caught a 16 footer off Montauk. Had to stick two barrels in him...
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Here's something the pit might be able to help me with. I'm sure that in Jaws there's a point where Robert Shaw stops speaking English and just lapses into nonsensical sea-dog gibberish. I've re-watched and re-watched and as far as I can make out the dialog is the following:

"I've seen fingers torn off at the knuckle ... Hol Sin Bones Full O' Them "

Is this postmodernism ? Or can anybody make sense of it ? I've been puzzling over this for twenty five years.
Holes and bones, full o' them. Severed hands showing the gaping wounds and exposed bones of fingers ripped or severed off. A lot of commercial fishing equipment will strip you of digits in the blink of an eye, let alone dangerous fishies. At least that was my take. Northeast mariners lapse into dialect indecipherable, especially with drink. Bear might have a better take.
I think you have it right CFB. Most of the east coast sea dog talk I'm familiar with came from Captain Highliner commercials, especially his famous " Have ya ever been buggered at sea Billy?".

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*waving from nuclear shelter* So, today's the day?

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sp0tlight wrote:*waving from nuclear shelter* So, today's the day?
Tomorrow Tuesday the 8th. If it's already Tuesday the 8th where you live then you live in the wrong place.

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comhcinc wrote:
sp0tlight wrote:*waving from nuclear shelter* So, today's the day?
Tomorrow Tuesday the 8th. If it's already Tuesday the 8th where you live then you live in the wrong place.
Thanks, I guess I was confused. BTW: is there any rule that points to specific date? Having a final day on Tuesday is strange, we always do voting on weekends.

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The day after the first Monday in November. It has a lot to do with farmers needing to travel to a polling place.

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Oh, and our farmers are good, God-fearing folk, so they need to be home on Sunday. So, they use the Monday to travel and then vote on Tuesday. Makes totes sense in 2016, eh?

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KiwiInOz wrote:
rayshul wrote:Like I said, I'm sure y'all know what you're talking about.
Mansplaining by whitey to a POC of the female persuasion. Can the pit sink any lower?
It's like that amazing transformation where people suddenly become experts when they watch diving during the Olympics.

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I concur with what Billie said.

Traditions die hard.

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Billie from Ockham wrote:Oh, and our farmers are good, God-fearing folk, so they need to be home on Sunday. So, they use the Monday to travel and then vote on Tuesday. Makes totes sense in 2016, eh?
If you gave me 10 tries to guess I'd fail. Thanks!

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comhcinc wrote:
sp0tlight wrote:*waving from nuclear shelter* So, today's the day?
Tomorrow Tuesday the 8th. If it's already Tuesday the 8th where you live then you live in the wrong place.
Given everything, I'm almost certain I live in the right place.

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Brive1987 wrote:
comhcinc wrote:
sp0tlight wrote:*waving from nuclear shelter* So, today's the day?
Tomorrow Tuesday the 8th. If it's already Tuesday the 8th where you live then you live in the wrong place.
Given everything, I'm almost certain I live in the right place.

http://i.imgur.com/0eCVRXH.jpg

Well in your case yes the right place being as far away from civilization as possible. ;)

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Also respond to your messages! Jeez.

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I've only watched a minute of this, and I doubt I will watch any more. I just wanted to see if the Sci Babe would have an issue being called the Sci Babe. She didn't.



I don't think she deserves a Cunty but maybe an honorable mention?

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comhcinc wrote:Also respond to your messages! Jeez.
That's an account linked to my old work. They can go and get fucked.

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sp0tlight wrote:
comhcinc wrote:
sp0tlight wrote:*waving from nuclear shelter* So, today's the day?
Tomorrow Tuesday the 8th. If it's already Tuesday the 8th where you live then you live in the wrong place.
Thanks, I guess I was confused. BTW: is there any rule that points to specific date? Having a final day on Tuesday is strange, we always do voting on weekends.
British Elections are held on Thursdays because that's the traditional market day and we'll all be in town and not back on our farms banging sheep.

Sundays are reserved for longbow practice.

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Brive1987 wrote:
comhcinc wrote:Also respond to your messages! Jeez.
That's an account linked to my old work. They can go and get fucked.
Can't you update your e-mail bound to Pyt's account? Or ask FT?

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TedDahlberg wrote:
comhcinc wrote:Lol just for more fun. This is an International Tractor.

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/73 ... fe0bcb.jpg

And so is this.


http://internationaltractor.net/wp-cont ... ractor.jpg

I have piloted both and the first one is the smoother ride.
http://i.imgur.com/Zsi0Sjb.jpg
Evil Sunz 4 Life!

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Billie from Ockham wrote:Oh, and our farmers are good, God-fearing folk, so they need to be home on Sunday. So, they use the Monday to travel and then vote on Tuesday. Makes totes sense in 2016, eh?
As much as shutting down schools in the summer so the kids can stay home and help their parents harvest the crops.

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Mr. X, Indeed wrote:
Billie from Ockham wrote:Oh, and our farmers are good, God-fearing folk, so they need to be home on Sunday. So, they use the Monday to travel and then vote on Tuesday. Makes totes sense in 2016, eh?
As much as shutting down schools in the summer so the kids can stay home and help their parents harvest the crops.
In the mid-west, a majority of harvesting occurs in October. There's little to do in the summer when you grow wheat, corn, or soy-beans. In fact, elections can be a pain in the ass for farmers when October is wet and harvesting drags on into November, as it has again this year.

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Billie from Ockham wrote:The day after the first Monday in November. It has a lot to do with farmers needing to travel to a polling place.
I'll be saddling up first thing tomorrow after morning chores and head to the polling station, ayy-yep.

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sp0tlight wrote:
Brive1987 wrote:
comhcinc wrote:Also respond to your messages! Jeez.
That's an account linked to my old work. They can go and get fucked.
Can't you update your e-mail bound to Pyt's account? Or ask FT?
I really just need to delete that account. But you know. Effort.

Speaking of which .....

Watson Alert.

She's back. The skank has returned to patreon but sans "producer"

So he has really pulled the plug on her. Zippo. Fuck off. Satan begone.

I don't see her tweeting much about Adam these days and she has been battling cruel depression. Could he have dumped her? Or moved into an "open" relationship? As in "see that open door" .....

Anyway, booze won't buy itself so she she has dropped her "never compromise on quality" stance and is now reaping the dough with a selfie vlog approach. I'd embed but iPad.

https://youtu.be/NeFhXTLOikE

https://youtu.be/NeFhXTLOikE

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Around my neck of the woods:

P U trucks and tractor trailers are just generally called trucks.

Ex. 1,if you say to a friend "how do you like the new ford trucks? " he knows your talking about pick up trucks.

Ex.2, if you say" Jesus Christ , those fucking slow ass trucks clogging up traffic again!" They know you are talking about tractor trailers.

Farm tractors are called farm tractors or just tractors. Rarely seen around here as most of the farms became tract housing seventy years ago. ( you have to go about 15-20 miles to see a real farm)

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Cube ice, crushed ice, tube ice, any old timers remember flaked ice?

That was my favorite. It was like smashed ice in your drink.

It was most popular in the seventies and eighties. Then for some reason it started to disappear.

I don't think anyone uses it any longer.

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Might be just me but Watto seems to be piling the victim points while shafting Adam with her "so depressed and now can't work 'cause of producer - support my lonely brave efforts"

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Embedding for Brive, so you won't have to leave the Pit.



(Damn, I like her hair-do. Shameful.)

((71 views, ugh.))

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free thoughtpolice wrote:Can fish sink boats? You decide.

Interesting, most modern center console fishing boats I know of are of the so-called "unsinkable type. The hull has foam sandwiched between the outer/inner layers of fiberglass to give positive floatation.

Boston whaler has a demonstration boat that has the front of the hull cut off and they cruise it around lakes and bays to show how unsinkable they are.

I don't see any self bailing scuppers on the boat in the vid ( a must to allow water to flow off the deck) so it might not be of that design, although I can't for the life of me come up with a reason why.

You can definitely swamp a boat by going into reverse at the wrong time so I guess this could have happened.

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I would never guess I will one day spend an evening drinking and reading about tractors.

Here's our old school tractor, a pride and an envy of any farmer in late PRL (Poland's People Republic):

http://www.agrofoto.pl/forum/uploads/ga ... 392459.jpg

and the current version:

http://bi.gazeta.pl/im/72/da/10/z176702 ... -oferc.jpg

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Damn, wish I could take two months of sanity ( or in her case insanity) leave from work.

Who's the privledged one again?

Any who, the quickest way to put a you tube channel into the dumper is to infrequently/irregularly post new material.

If you have a topical channel, there is no reason you can't put up at least a post a week.( webcam style) if you are interesting. you really don't need lots of graphics, that's window dressing, the meat is in what you have to say.

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That is all.

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Any of you guys ever see the old steam tractors? These thing were the size of locomotives and they were farm equipt. Pretty awesome.

I got to see a few of them up close and personal at a county fair in Ohio once.

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sp0tlight wrote:
Embedding for Brive, so you won't have to leave the Pit.

[y.outube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeFhXTLOikE[/youtube]

(Damn, I like her hair-do. Shameful.)

((71 views, ugh.))
Ta. I feel your privilage. I guess I could append that shit up to "v=" but that also feels like work.

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Lsuoma wrote:

That is all.

"Many of the items at the auction, including the underwear, had certificates of authenticity from the relevant seller, she added."

:?

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