Pink to make the boy winkYes indeed it does, I may only have a pink monster
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But thankfully I’ll never have a triple black gs panzer with a complimentary waitrose loyalty cardor a pair of CROCS
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I remember my mam saying it to my older sistersI haven’t heard that in yrs
Kawasaki 250 in an erector set homemade frame innit?
Pink to make the boy wink
I used to know a different interpretation of that where the boy winking was "the boy" was a mans doodah
But thankfully I’ll never have a triple black gs panzer with a complimentary waitrose loyalty card
... you don't know what you're missing...
You would think he'd calm down now he's 60..........
Some lads have too much time on their hands
Nobody listens when you mention numbers we know time is very confusing to youYou would think he'd calm down now he's 60..........
Soz, didn't realise you were 70Nobody listens when you mention numbers we know time is very confusing to you
I remember the story at the time. . the Ferrari Dino was named in honor of Enzo Ferrari's beloved late son, Alfredo "Dino" Ferrari Dino was a talented automotive engineer who helped design the car's V6 engine before his tragic death from muscular dystrophy in 1956 at the age of 24.
The Ferrari Dino was initially shunned by purists because it lacked a V12 engine and did not carry the official Ferrari badge. Enzo Ferrari created the Dino marque specifically to offer a cheaper sports car to rival the Porsche 911 without diluting the prestige of his traditional V12 models
Now, you'd need a lottery win to buy one
The Ferrari Dino was initially shunned by purists because it lacked a V12 engine and did not carry the official Ferrari badge. Enzo Ferrari created the Dino marque specifically to offer a cheaper sports car to rival the Porsche 911 without diluting the prestige of his traditional V12 models
Now, you'd need a lottery win to buy one
Inside the plan to create Earth's 'Black Box': Indestructible device in remote Tasmanian airfield will record every step humanity takes towards the apocalypse.
"However, they're still working out how humans would be able to access its data following a catastrophic climate apocalypse – or if anyone would be alive to do so"
Earth's 'Black Box' will record every step towards the apocalypse