A8 tied up to a chimney? lol
10-30-2008, 11:45 AM
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A8 tied up to a chimney? lol
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10-30-2008, 12:09 PM
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Yeah, mine came with the tractor package.
The photo is from August. I have been hesitating posting it for fear of ridicule, but ultimately I thought that you guys might get a laugh out of it. When I bought the house, the vines absolutely encased the chimney. It wasn't a hard pull for the car, but too hard to pull by hand. Of course, I used the handy-dandy tow hook.
10-30-2008, 12:23 PM
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haha classic
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10-30-2008, 06:57 PM
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Damn border guard on the Ambassador bridge!
Long story, but several years ago I was on a road trip in my A8 and one of my stops was in Detroit, not wanting to stay in Detroit I decided to hotel up in Windsor. Since I was crossing the bridge several times a day, I came across a Canadian agent going into Windsor that decided to give me the 3rd degree. "A drivers license is not proof of citizenship", keep in mind this was several years ago. Then she asked what I was in town for, I said to visit Detroit and see the Ford Museum and Truck plant etc... She belted out, "Why aren't you staying in Detroit" and I replied, "Because I thought Windsor would be a nicer place to stay". After 5 - 10 minutes of interrogation, she finally let me through... All I can say is, "BITCH!"
It left me with a bitter taste for Windsor. Also keep in mind that I live in Minnesota and several times have crossed into Canada through International Falls in Ontario and up in the arrowhead in Grand Portage also with no trouble, again all I can say is, "BITCH!".... Sorry, had to rant a bit when I saw Windsor. Lovely little town despite the border agent :-)
It left me with a bitter taste for Windsor. Also keep in mind that I live in Minnesota and several times have crossed into Canada through International Falls in Ontario and up in the arrowhead in Grand Portage also with no trouble, again all I can say is, "BITCH!".... Sorry, had to rant a bit when I saw Windsor. Lovely little town despite the border agent :-)
10-31-2008, 08:17 AM
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Re: Damn border guard on the Ambassador bridge!
Well, ahem, I don't want to appear sexist, of course, but, as a general rule, the female border guards tend to be, well, how can I put this... some would make good dominatrix's. The power seems to go their heads.