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RISQUÉ WOMEN FOLDING POCKET KNIFE | LISTING

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my idea for how to improve the animal

FINALLY REMEMBERED TO TRACK DOWN THE NTS CLIP THAT ANNOUNCED THE QUEENS DEATH A FULL TWO HOURS BEFORE ANYONE ELSE THAT I WAS TALKING ABOUT THE OTHER DAY SHOUT OUT TO SCOTLAND

when there's only one other person you know who likes that same dogshit piece of garbage media

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The Dome Zero was presented at the 48th Geneva Auto Show in 1978. Designed by Minoru Hayashi, the Zero was planned as a supercar using technology from racing, the sales of which would fund an entry into the 24 Hours of Le Mans. It was powered by Nissan’s L28E OHC straight six, shared with the 280Z, mounted in a mid/rear configuration. The project was well received, and despite attracting investment, the prototype failed to get type approval for sales in Japan. A second prototype (the Zero P2) was built with an emphasis on US sales, but it also failed homologation in Japan and internationally. 

everyone is so hateful and lacking in whimsy