Lotus Elan Central

by **F1 LOTUS** » Mon 13.03.2006, 21:21

I say chaps' Mater and Pater will be awfully disappointed to learn their little boy is 36% Dixie :shock:

This may be due in part to a complete lack of response options for some questions

by **Stef** » Mon 13.03.2006, 21:48

Well shayat. Would ya'll bel-ieve that little ol me is 39%?

Gad bless America and the U-nite-ed states n all that bull crap.

No offence ya'll :wink:

Wasn't Dixie that bint from that film which I can't remember the name of... ?

What is a Dixie?

by **Monty** » Mon 13.03.2006, 23:38

Stef wrote:Wasn't Dixie that bint from that film which I can't remember the name of... ?

Dixie rides Dallas :smt082

by **nitroman** » Tue 14.03.2006, 03:41

Dixie was created by you guys before America was even a country. Two English surveyors (Mason & Dixon, duh!) saled across the briny-deep to settle a land-boundary dispute between two parties given land grants from King George (Pennsylvania & Maryland). This later became significant cuz in the 1820s or 1830s it was used by the US-Congress to decide the boundary between slave & free states (even though Delaware was a slave-state North of the line).

What year was slavery outlawed in the UK? I know it was in the 1800s.

by **Fubar1764** » Tue 14.03.2006, 06:30

nitroman wrote:What year was slavery outlawed in the UK? I know it was in the 1800s.

Reinstituted when the Liberal Democrats too over. Briefly banned again when the Tories under Madam Maggie reinjected some sanity.

by **Jeff** » Tue 14.03.2006, 07:26

Wow! Said I was 67% Dixie. Just under the Mason-Dixon Line..and I don't even own a gun or confederate flag or like Nascar or listen to Lynyrd Skynyrd! (Although I did own a pickup truck once; a Mazda B2200!)

Question 13 very interesting. In San Antonio, even though the exit signs off the Interstates called it Frontage Road we called it the Access Road, a coworker from the North called it the Service road. Never head it called the Feeder until moving to Houston.

by **muley** » Tue 14.03.2006, 10:31

Jeff wrote:Wow! Said I was 67% Dixie. Just under the Mason-Dixon Line..and I don't even own a gun or confederate flag or like Nascar or listen to Lynyrd Skynyrd! (Although I did own a pickup truck once; a Mazda B2200!)

Question 13 very interesting. In San Antonio, even though the exit signs off the Interstates called it Frontage Road we called it the Access Road, a coworker from the North called it the Service road. Never head it called the Feeder until moving to Houston.

..and over here, it's a slip road...

by **Jeff** » Sat 18.03.2006, 18:50

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4776181634656145640

juggling synced to side 2 of Abbey Road.

by **Doug** » Sun 19.03.2006, 08:36

Jeff wrote:http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4776181634656145640

juggling synced to side 2 of Abbey Road.

check these out too:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6283096511750618839

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4546522210737792789

by **Doug** » Sun 19.03.2006, 08:53

I hope this is Kuching's nurse!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6450127775968046450

I'd better get out of google videos quick as they're degenerating :shock:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3623576143531081352

by **Stef** » Wed 22.03.2006, 17:41

A cool game!

Naturally I worked through all 4 rounds on my first attempt.

Been there got the T-Shirt :wink:

Have fun!

http://jayisgames.com/archives/2004/08/ ... stupid.php

by **Monty** » Wed 22.03.2006, 18:56

This dog thinks his leg is trying to steal his bone so he starts growling and attacking it! The more upset he gets the more his leg twitches and the more he growls at it. This is a really funny home video.

http://www.guzer.com/videos/dog_bone.php