Why do we all say "PULL"...
01-02-2005, 04:13 PM
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wow, we all have way too much time on our hands.....Why do you say "I'm gonna "take" a sh*t"? etc........ooops, just noticed one of the previous posts....oh well....Having a blonde day....I'm allowed once in awhile.....
01-02-2005, 04:38 PM
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We do have too much time on ourhands....I cant help it since Im at work.
And since you are having a Blonde Day...How did the blonde kill the fish?...
And since you are having a Blonde Day...How did the blonde kill the fish?...
01-03-2005, 12:55 PM
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Dirve on the parkway...park on the the driveway. Its just one of the unknowns of life....As a side note. Why do people say he "He pissed his pants, Not he pissed IN his pants?!?!? Always bugged me...
01-04-2005, 09:58 AM
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To my understanding this term comes from pilots whom pulled back on the stick(LOL) to create G-forces called this pulled or pulling G's. This came to be common place when the people experienced the G-force felt with hard acceleration. Or they pulled "G's" in their car. This was then shortened to pull hard(LOL....bwahahahahahahaaha) and hence the term "pulled" became used incorrectly.
I read this on some internet site that mentions how each and every urban myth began(and man was I laughing with all the pulling inuendos)
I read this on some internet site that mentions how each and every urban myth began(and man was I laughing with all the pulling inuendos)
01-04-2005, 12:44 PM
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Because in motorsports push is already taken and used as a reference to understeer.
"My car was pushing pretty badly on turn 9, but pulled well in the straights."
"My car was pushing pretty badly on turn 9, but pulled well in the straights."
01-04-2005, 02:21 PM
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Originally posted by EnthuZiast
We do have too much time on ourhands....I cant help it since Im at work.
And since you are having a Blonde Day...How did the blonde kill the fish?...
We do have too much time on ourhands....I cant help it since Im at work.
And since you are having a Blonde Day...How did the blonde kill the fish?...
