Pics that make you smile

When you cant have the real thing, and really you cant drive your 1:1 car off road here, at best you can become some kind of mud hole specialist as we only have dirt to drive in and most of it level ground or piled up in 10 - 12 M "tall" trails mostly in military facilities so really out of bounds 95 % of the year.

But down in this 1:10 scale we cross in scale meters what equal to the Pyrenees and so on mountain ranges, and then things suddenly become fun again.
But even at this small level you really have to look close and know where to go, cuz you cant go up a hill that have like 2-3-4 inches of old Oak or Beech leaves lying on it, so you need some form of trails, or at least a place where wind can clear most of the leaves out.

My friends new Traxxas TRX-4 it have a 2 speed gearbox and independent lockable diffs on the axles, plus it come with portal axles from the factory so axle clarence are excellent.
 
"Ordentlike" is spelled ordentlig in Danish, but no way near pronounced like in the Afrikaans language, But ordentlig also translate to Decently / proper and other things depending on who you ask and what the translator support outside of the most clinically clean Danish language.

Just one of the little things making Danish so hard for others to learn, so in this case the same word can be used in like 10 different ways.

Quite a few words in Danish with Dutch origin, and so it should be the Dutch bailed us out at least one time, if they dident then i would probably be sitting in Sweden now.
And we are both historically both large seafaring nations.

I think the English F.ck is in the Danish dictionary and "thing" is ting in Danish, the same just no h in Danish, and the Afrikaans / Dutch / German "ding" that's their word for thing.

About 600 words in the English language originate from Denmark / Danish

My mind are a raging torrent of languages :D
Afrikaans originated from Dutch.
Jan Van Riebeeck came from the Netherlands in 1652 & settled in the cape & slowly but surely Dutch got diluted & became Afrikaans.
 
, and some classics like the old bel Aire, de Soto, .

DeSoto was a "Mopar". In the late 60's this old logo still appeared on all Chrysler corporation radiators:
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It stands for Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, and DeSoto :) As I'm sure Gibson99 knows, DeSoto was their performance division in the 50's and that was where the Hemi V8 was first used. Next to use that engine was Chrysler whose "300" model could outrun anything else from Detroit on top end. Chrysler never really played their performance image but still had some of the fastest cars around till then, which surprised many a novice street-racer :ROFLMAO: Dodge and Plymouth didn't get fast cars till the mid 60's. The unpopularity of DeSoto's made them cheap to buy on the used car market which allowed hot rodders to get Hemi engines far more cheaply than any other big ones, and that helped bring the Hemi to dominance in drag racing.

Had DeSoto not closed down it is likely that other newer engine designs would have received equal attention and made for a closer rivalry on the strip :whistle: No other sport can point to it's roots still being so deep in what would have otherwise been deemed an obscure failure :p


I like the DeSoto styling better than anything else from Detroit in the 50's myself too (y)

Phil
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Well i hear people actually eat the placenta nowadays :rolleyes:
To me just another sign how much the Human gene pool need a good cleaning, and i am not talking detergents here, more like a good sandblasting with the largest size corundum you can get and i think that's 0.5 - 1 mm.
 
I said that, or rather hi pretty to a girl when shopping today, in return i got that lovely huge smile i allways get.

I am kinda hoping she got a fetish for older guys cuz she is < 25 i think,,,, and as the Mexicans say "una chica muy picante" :playful:
 
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