Funny pic/gif thread...

[jimmyg]

 

[boogieman]

Here's one for the cuemakers:

https://imgur.com/a/pOPaO2s

 

[Poolhall60561]

 

[Poolhall60561]

 

[straightline]

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Toope

 

[softshot]

 

[pt109]

 

[Dead Money]

 

[Patrick Johnson]

Taco Bell will have to pay for this.

 

[Black-Balled]

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That ft chainring being the obvious 'hell no'.

The rake on the fork, wtf? Wouldn't you want more lax the faster you go? Looks like it'd be a little twitchy at +30mph.

 

[Patrick Johnson]

Bacon - always bacon.

 

[Patrick Johnson]

 

[JustPlay]

Funny I just watched Star Wars the original last night. Well done !

 

[alphadog]

 

[Twocylndr]

No math involved to figger out what the change should be. Just enter $20.50 as cash tendered and $1.00 will appear on the cash register's display.
But one has to be smart enough to correctly operate the register.

 

[Dead Money]

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That is wild...the back story:


This image captures French cyclist José Meiffret attempting to set a new world motor-paced cycling speed record in 1962.

Meiffret achieved a speed of 204.73 km/h (127.24 mph) behind a Mercedes-Benz 300 SL on a German autobahn.

He used a specially designed bicycle featuring an enormous chainring to achieve such high speeds.

Meiffret's record stood for many years and is a testament to his daring and the engineering of the time.

Motor-paced cycling involves a cyclist drafting behind a motorized vehicle to reduce wind resistance and achieve higher speeds.



1962.....explains the janky old bikecomponents which were probably pretty good for their time.

 

[Black-Balled]

No math involved to figger out what the change should be. Just enter $20.50 as cash tendered and $1.00 will appear on the cash register's display.
But one has to be smart enough to correctly operate the register.

People often bust out the change after the bills are handed over and the buttons are pushed.

Not that it makes giving and extra 50¢ tough here!

 

[Black-Balled]

That is wild...the back story:


This image captures French cyclist José Meiffret attempting to set a new world motor-paced cycling speed record in 1962.

Meiffret achieved a speed of 204.73 km/h (127.24 mph) behind a Mercedes-Benz 300 SL on a German autobahn.

He used a specially designed bicycle featuring an enormous chainring to achieve such high speeds.

Meiffret's record stood for many years and is a testament to his daring and the engineering of the time.

Motor-paced cycling involves a cyclist drafting behind a motorized vehicle to reduce wind resistance and achieve higher speeds.



1962.....explains the janky old bikecomponents which were probably pretty good for their time.

And the fork is backassed so he can get closer to the vehicle.

Still a no for me!

 

[Dead Money]

And the fork is backassed so he can get loser to the vehicle.

Still a no for me!

Same.

 

[Dead Money]

John Howard did some wild shit like that too btw. He actually topped that crazy guy in the picture. 152.2 mph.

John Howard is an Olympic cyclist from the United States, who set a land speed record of 152.2 miles per hour while motor-pacing on a pedal bicycle on July 20, 1985 on Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats.

Sorry for the diversion folks.