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How often do you see the top of a truck though?Baluncore said:That is the first time I have seen the banner advertisement painted on the top of a truck.
Could be so that air traffic can see to keep out of the airspace above the Mentos lorry in case of a crash with a Coca-Cola lorry?Baluncore said:Of all the places to have an accident. Luckily, it happened in photoshop world, not in the real world. That is the first time I have seen the banner advertisement painted on the top of a truck.
Whenever you cross a highway on a pedestrian bridge, or look down on the city from a high rise building.Orodruin said:How often do you see the top of a truck though?
Lol, I wondered if you were going to reference the Iowa 80. I grew up in Davenport a few miles east.Baluncore said:Whenever you cross a highway on a pedestrian bridge, or look down on the city from a high rise building.
"Google Earth" your favourite truck stop, or 41°37'8.32"N, 90°46'46.02"W.
Baluncore said:or 41°37'8.32"N, 90°46'46.02"W
jbriggs444 said:Lol, I wondered if you were going to reference the Iowa 80.
I did 10 years in Devonport, 15 Mm, WSW of there.jbriggs444 said:I grew up in Davenport a few miles east.
That hurts just looking at the picture. Twice now (over my lifetime) the soldering iron slipped -- maybe the cord getting caught on my elbow or something on the lab bench -- and to keep it from rolling off the table, or onto my lap, I grabbed it, but unfortunately I grabbed it in the wrong place. You would think once would be enough for me to permanently learn. But here we are.berkeman said:
See, this is why I went into theory!collinsmark said:That hurts just looking at the picture. Twice now (over my lifetime) the soldering iron slipped -- maybe the cord getting caught on my elbow or something on the lab bench -- and to keep it from rolling off the table, or onto my lap, I grabbed it, but unfortunately I grabbed it in the wrong place. You would think once would be enough for me to permanently learn. But here we are.