by "If only EssExTee could be so grossly incandescent" (essextee)
Published 11/15/2017 at 11:22
by "If only EssExTee could be so grossly incandescent" (essextee)
Published 11/15/2017 at 11:22
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STARS: 3
Now that’s some real brand dedication!
"Textured Soy Protein" (texturedsoyprotein)
11/15/2017 at 11:33, STARS: 7
I’m more marveling at the house. I mean, a new, big duplex on a main road with single-car garages for each side, giant driveways, and an extra-huge ramp to the street bisected by a telephone pole. So many interesting choices.
"Ash78, voting early and often" (ash78)
11/15/2017 at 11:33, STARS: 6
Why no landscaping?
Because racecar.
Money for bushing, no money for bushes.
"Quadradeuce" (quadradeuce)
11/15/2017 at 11:44, STARS: 0
And it all looks brand new, except the roof looks streaky. Hmmmm.
"duurtlang" (duurtlang)
11/15/2017 at 12:04, STARS: 0
That telephone pole looks ancient as well. Is that still a thing in the US, telephone poles?
"Dr. Zoidberg - RIP Oppo" (thetomselleck)
11/15/2017 at 12:09, STARS: 0
Bigly house, one-bay garage.
"If only EssExTee could be so grossly incandescent" (essextee)
11/15/2017 at 12:10, STARS: 0
Tis a duplex, there’s another garage on the other side.
"Wacko" (wacko--)
11/15/2017 at 12:13, STARS: 0
race car stickers don’t make it a race car.
Don’t see a roll cage
"Textured Soy Protein" (texturedsoyprotein)
11/15/2017 at 12:34, STARS: 0
There are many places throughout the US where power and/or communications wiring is not buried in the ground and instead is on poles.
Here in Madison, WI where I live, a few years ago we had the misfortune of having ridiculously huge high voltage power transmission lines put up along some of our major roads .
"ToyotaFamily" (robbav35)
11/15/2017 at 13:10, STARS: 0
There was a family that lived in my neighborhood at one point, they had a caged 2.5 RS and a pretty nice Legacy H6 along with other modded Subarus.
"Quadradeuce" (quadradeuce)
11/15/2017 at 13:11, STARS: 1
Where I live, they usually bury utilities in new developments. I live in a 110 year old house in a very old part of town. There are still poles that run down the alleys, but the lines are buried from the pole to the house. This is another reason I love alleys. Hides all that mess away from view.
"Quadradeuce" (quadradeuce)
11/15/2017 at 13:21, STARS: 0
Just wait until they re-route the Line 5 Oil Pipeline through Madison...
"Textured Soy Protein" (texturedsoyprotein)
11/15/2017 at 14:20, STARS: 0
I tried to find a more precise map of that proposed route. The original report is here . I found the route on page 260. Looks like it would cross I-94 around Lake Mills, which is about 20 miles east of the eastern border of Madison, and about 35 miles east of my house. What could possibly go wrong?
(Still, fuck that pipeline, obviously.)
"sm70- why not Duesenberg?" (sm70-whynotduesenberg)
11/15/2017 at 16:49, STARS: 0
Still hideous.
"Liam Farrell" (ackrunner)
11/15/2017 at 19:24, STARS: 1
Is that on the vineyard?
"If only EssExTee could be so grossly incandescent" (essextee)
11/15/2017 at 19:54, STARS: 0
Nah, I saw it in Bellerica
"gmporschenut also a fan of hondas" (gmporschenut)
11/15/2017 at 22:26, STARS: 0
depends also on population density. common in dense neighborhoods and new construction, but too expensive in rural areas. Also difficult in some areas due to water and sewer lines that were put in a hodgepodge manner, so it becomes a cluster coordinating water departments.
There was an ice storm and there was talk of where lines would be buried and it said the cost was 5 times of overhead.
Another issues is coordination between utility and cable companies. Easiest comprimise is to throw it up on a pole.
"ArmadaExpress drives a turbo outback" (armadaexpress)
11/16/2017 at 09:53, STARS: 0
I’d DD that, as long as it’s an actual STi.