This Is Pictures.

[MonkeyMadness]

Wow I miss the 80's Fashion....ugh

[slammin.e28]

[vlad]

am I old for remembering those BMW catalogs? :shock:

Russians are getting busy for next year's World Superbike race in Moscow

[stoliver54]

Must.Go.To.Russia.


(This is not in Russia)

[samiam3356]

O.o

[DEV0 E30]

^^ something you worked on? or are you just a fan of architecture?

Didn't work on anything on it. Fan isn't quite the word though. Slightly obsessed enthusiast - armchair architect is more like it. Architecture I've always been interested in. Something I may switch focus to and go back to school for. Although the market for it even in this new smart/eco/sustainable world we're living in it just isn't the lucrative sort of career that it's made out to be. Not saying that hundreds of firms aren't doing incredibly well even in this economy though.

Someone really made them.



Note quite as good looking...

Yeah I agree, dislike that take on the idea. I still have mine stacked in the backyard. They'll remain in their natural 14x6 goodness.

From the old days:




In other news. How awesome is this?
























































2012 Mercedes Benz C350 by bur1on, on Flickr









A taste of the 350. by bur1on, on Flickr

[Deltron Dirty30]

[tom d]

996 will forever be associated with Troy Bayliss and Ducati 996

This is who I associate a 916/996 with…Carl Fogarty.

whenever i think of Ducati, riders and modern day racing this is what comes to mind. prior to Doug Polen and Eraldo Ferracci, Ducati was a has been.

[E30SPDFRK]

Those wheels look familiar...

[Deltron Dirty30]

Haha I take it Charlie bought those wheels off of you?

[E30SPDFRK]

Yeah like a month and a half ago, I can't believe it took so long to get pictures of it up. I mean, he is a professional photographer after all haha. And he didn't even take these pics!

[george graves]

Ready to go: 17-storey Glencairn Tower in Motherwell, Scotland sits primed with 55kg of explosives



Going! Carefully timed explosions are sett off at key points in the building and the huge structure begins to crumble


Going: The massive block, originally opened in 1964, appears to fold into itself as comes crashing to the ground




Gone: The sprawling building comes tumbling down shrouded in a cloud of dust



Aftermath: the sprawling block has been reduced to a pile of rubble. Thousands of spectators - many of whom were once residents of the massive tower block - watched from an exclusion zone

Its demolition was carried out by Technical Demolition Services (TDS) with support from Precision Demolition Company.
Cllr Barry McCulloch, convener of housing and social work services on North Lanarkshire Council, hailed the demolition as a success, saying: 'Our aim was to ensure the tower was demolished safely and with minimum disruption to local residents and businesses during this process and today's successful demolition achieved that.
'I now look forward to the site making way for our new homes as part of our £75 million 'Building for the Future' investment and regenerating Motherwell town centre.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1eOfz1DLB

[mrsleeve]

wow GG you have just shown how you drop the top 1/3 of a building on the lower portions it falls down. This ought to throw a monkey wrench in the 9/11 truthers arguments ;)

[george graves]

Lol. I hate all that 911 talk....oh and required pic.

[mrsleeve]

So do I, Just the 1st thing that comes to mind other than AWESOME they are blowing up a building..

I see your pile of change with a bigger pile of money