Going off-topic for a sec, (Hey! This is what Last Call's for!) does anyone here go sledding anymore? I used to bring one of those cheapo plastic mats to school, elementary school that is. Don't do it anymore, but I am really wanting to go right now, and with a proper sled, too!
I also have the urge to build snowmen. Dunno why.
Built an igloo last year on my spring break [yeah it happened to snow that March]. It was way fun and easier than you might think.
Protip: use a recycling bin for blocks. The bigger the blocks, the faster it gets built.
I spend significantly more time dragging the kids around on the sled than sledding myself, but yeah, we go every now and again. We wear out one of those $9.99 Crappy Tire plastic sleds every year with all the sidewalk dragging on the way to the park.
He seems to take Panther Love to new, slightly uncomfortable levels. I'm okay with that.
This also seems very relevant (even if it's the Compass that does most of the trayslidingassisted drifting). http://carvideos.caranddriver.com?bcpid=627028702…
And yet some people still just don't get Panther love. Stone stock other than some undersized tires for the rear and it probably has 200K or more on it. Put a set of tires in the stock size with some tread on them and your ready for a cruise across country.
I had some major fun in my 91' Marquis partly because I upgraded to mustang H/C/I and party because I was a teenager. Reliable, couch-like, drifting machines.
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I still don't fully understand drifting as an end in itself, but that is beautiful. Including the Barry White intro sequence.
At the beginning I thought I was in for some man on Lincoln soft core.
Going off-topic for a sec, (Hey! This is what Last Call's for!) does anyone here go sledding anymore? I used to bring one of those cheapo plastic mats to school, elementary school that is. Don't do it anymore, but I am really wanting to go right now, and with a proper sled, too!
I also have the urge to build snowmen. Dunno why.
Built an igloo last year on my spring break [yeah it happened to snow that March]. It was way fun and easier than you might think.
Protip: use a recycling bin for blocks. The bigger the blocks, the faster it gets built.
Just like a sand castle! Genius!
I still want snow that I can cut into blocks, inuit-style.
There was some carving involved. But yeah, I suppose Inuits didn't use recycling bins, eh?
I spend significantly more time dragging the kids around on the sled than sledding myself, but yeah, we go every now and again. We wear out one of those $9.99 Crappy Tire plastic sleds every year with all the sidewalk dragging on the way to the park.
He seems to take Panther Love to new, slightly uncomfortable levels. I'm okay with that.
This also seems very relevant (even if it's the Compass that does most of the
trayslidingassisted drifting). http://carvideos.caranddriver.com?bcpid=627028702…And yet some people still just don't get Panther love. Stone stock other than some undersized tires for the rear and it probably has 200K or more on it. Put a set of tires in the stock size with some tread on them and your ready for a cruise across country.
I had some major fun in my 91' Marquis partly because I upgraded to mustang H/C/I and party because I was a teenager. Reliable, couch-like, drifting machines.
I see what you did there…
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I'm pleasantly pleased with the music choice. It's not often that Youtubers have classy music.
Someone needs new air springs.
These guys deserve an award.
Wow another land yacht drifting!
This is me just about a year ago out at an event in Utah. Stock, open diff '87 crown vic ltd. Terrible car to try and drift, but at the same time oh so much fun! Hopefully img tags work….
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Nope, guess this will have to do
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