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I think it's a wood nymph. I've only seen one out in the wild before.

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 11:18 am Oh boy oh boy oh boy!!!
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Lowgear wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 3:30 pm I think it's a wood nymph. I've only seen one out in the wild before.

I did wish to find a Nympho in my front yard. I'm getting closer.

I'm always looking myself.

Snowman and the Bandit.

Where's Fred?

There are three of the hungry little buggers...

Came out of work this evening to this. It turned its head right toward me. It reminded me of the book Mantis by Richard La Plante. A very underrated book imo. Yes, my car needs a wash bad...

Found this glorious beast at the local Advance Auto. Lol

I'd like to compare that back to back with a normal Challenger just to see how different it drives. It does look like oil changes would be easier, so there's always that.

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 9:00 am I'd like to compare that back to back with a normal Challenger just to see how different it drives. It does look like oil changes would be easier, so there's always that.

I remember being stationed in Tx in the military and a friend of mine had an old Caprice with wheels like this on it. Even with the soft bench-style seats, it was a rough, unforgiving ride. Ugh.

XXWoodmanXX wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 7:33 am Found this glorious beast at the local Advance Auto. Lol

Just NO ugly

Ok-ok.

Well how about this Slot Machine I was hoping to easily "fix".

*Sigh*

RIP poor motor.

Whilst part of the world celebrates the ancient Chinese tradition of fireworks ( ), here in Downunderville we're having what was supposed to be a *record mild winter*, you know, due to Global Boiling and all that.

So, here's a picture of Señor Pooch, taking in a zero degree morning earlier this week. He loves his walks!