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2007-11-10
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#20  The things I learn at Rantburg! LOL
Posted by: lotp   2007-11-10 19:43  

#19  All seriousness aside, Frank, Ima thinkerin on a good night with no solar flares or whatnot she can probably pull in Radio Budapest on that rig! Whooooeeee!
Posted by: Dave D.   2007-11-10 18:39  

#18  Wow. So that's what headphones used to look like.
Posted by: Mike N.    2007-11-10 18:14  

#17  
[waves hand] These, are not the sheep's foot compactors you are looking for.
Posted by: Clomoting Bluetooth2448   2007-11-10 18:10  

#16  LOL, DD :-)

BTW - AP is on the mark with the sheep's foot compactor reference...I'm assuming there were cohesive (non-sandy) soils about?
Posted by: Frank G   2007-11-10 17:59  

#15  Wonder what channels she can pick up on that thing?
Posted by: Dave D.   2007-11-10 17:52  

#14  She looks like a yo-yo.
Posted by: gorb   2007-11-10 17:28  

#13  I agree with Frank G. It does look like a Holy St. Pancaking Device.
Posted by: twobyfour   2007-11-10 13:35  

#12  sheech.. you whippersnapper's base are belong to US.

Ruthie's gottum olde style crank Cell Phone!
Posted by: Red Dawg   2007-11-10 12:54  

#11  Maybe she's looking for Obi-Wan too??
Posted by: smn   2007-11-10 12:54  

#10  inspiration for St. Corrie Pancake
Posted by: Frank G   2007-11-10 12:09  

#9  Ms St. Demis jewelry by Caterpillar.
Posted by: Nimble Spemble   2007-11-10 12:06  

#8  "Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your golden hair!"
Posted by: mrp   2007-11-10 11:57  

#7  I guess I should further elaborate -
"The lady..is reconstructed from the sculpture known as La Dama de Elche considered a masterpiece of ancient Spanish art...The magnificent headdress is thought to be of gold. The Lady of Elache may be admired today in Madrid's National Archaeological Museum."
Rome's Enemies (4): Spanish Armies 218BC-19BC, Rafael Trevino.
Posted by: Procopius2k   2007-11-10 11:43  

#6  tu - check the cover.
Posted by: Procopius2k   2007-11-10 11:36  

#5  Daughter of Mr. Tambourineman ?
Posted by: wxjames   2007-11-10 11:27  

#4  Oh.
Why are they hanging on the sides of her head?
Posted by: tu3031   2007-11-10 11:24  

#3  Sheep's foot compactor wheels, tu3031.
Posted by: Alaska Paul   2007-11-10 11:16  

#2  What are those, snow tires?
Posted by: tu3031   2007-11-10 10:33  

#1  Later to become the first Mrs. Gearhead.
Posted by: Zenster   2007-11-10 10:19  

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