u/BritOverThere

Funny that Tsunoda that only had a couple of races is only 10 seconds behind Stroll

https://giphy.com/gifs/7k2LoEykY5i1hfeWQB

https://usborne.com/gb/books/computer-and-coding-books

The link is good. However, I have noticed if you are in a country that Osborne has a presence in like Germany then it changes the gb to de and the page doesn't exist. Try opening it in a private page.

What's Tony Stamp doing in the front lines in the second picture? 😂

These people want voting to be only from 1pm to 5pm during a week with only voting locations near over 55 communities.

osborne who originally published these books have PDF versions if you want some nostalgia.

Cadillac would still find a way to beat Stroll.

Sounds like it's needs a Timex 2068 port.

No, but dont have anything on the desktop or the bookmarks bar that is embarrassing and don't have folders or shortcuts on the folder called "Wife gets frisky with Dog", "Hot Donald Trump Naked", "Russian Hardcore" (one of these folders I may or may not have seen and used half a bottle of sanitizer, used a whole bottle of Lysol and washed my hands 9 times...).

We have a rule where roads like this score zero points, but if it has 6 or more roads then they score double and a road with a cross over point scores triple.

George already knows L is for loser?

Cologne could have easily defeated Ranma. Tied him up and taken him back to China to break his spirit and to marry Shampoo.

I've seen a crossing that is just further on the oberside of a blind hill, now you can see the lights and safely stop, when pedestrians think oh I don't have to wait for lights can cross as they think it's clear then you are asking for trouble, I've had to brake hard from 30 several times as I've just seen the pedestrian in dark coloured clothing cross the road at night... Even in the day it's annoying.

I miss the 80s when you did have several tyre companies. Goodyear, Michelin, Pirelli and Avon (briefly but now owned by a motorsport company for classic and lower formula racing) and historically there was Continental, Firestone (now owned by Bridgestone), Englebert (now owned by Continental) and Dunlop too. No reason why we couldn't have more than one.

First picture looks like it should be in r/blursedimages

Or Long Beach?

Was it told that Ferrari aren't going to win the Championship? 😅

His lackeys have obviously got tips from Kim Jung Uns lackeys.

You take that back, the trains will get you to the finish line eventually...

I think you show watch "The Greatest Show in the Galaxy" again. It's an underated classic.

Eeeew cow juice.

Since when has America Wrestling been a sport?

I was going to say that doesnt look like the Indy 500 or the Daytona 500....

Still looks like a generic office building.

If only there were more teams....