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Same with the Honda Element:
Two fugly designs. Try to pretend that you don't care about styling, that function is the important thing, while simultaneously chasing the "function over form" fashion aesthetic. At least two levels of lying.Same with the Honda Element:
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The Billy was an old metal (usually) flour tin. Cut and made into a cart. The tin became the seat! Yeah, they were a lot of fun, pity the Roses didn't like them (or you) too much!In Australia we used to build carts called ‘billy carts’. I have no idea where the name came from but they were very basic ad-hoc construction with no brakes and were steered by the feet or with rope attached to the front axle. They usually had old pram wheels or ball bearing wheels. They were downright dangerous but we had so much fun on them. The pram wheels weren’t as fast but they corned better or should I say they just conered at all. The bearing wheels were fast but useless in corners. Grazed knees and legs covered in thorns were often the result at the end of the day if some poor gardeners pride and joy was the resting place of a spectacular downhill run. How no-one ever got killed I’ll never know.
Loved this game!
Wow, I dumped a sizeable load of quarters into one of those Qbert arcade machines one year
That and ~$7-8 will get a cup of "coffee" at Starschmucks.I had the most post likes on the old Talkbass. Never to be seen again. Starting from zero.![]()
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