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Then, a more-than unexpected sight: this BIG TOP in the normally empty lot that is home to the Corona Maintenance Facility. |
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It was super small. |
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Then there was this camel. A giant, dirty two-hump camel. You could reach out and touch it. |
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Then, a more-than unexpected sight: this BIG TOP in the normally empty lot that is home to the Corona Maintenance Facility. |
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It was super small. |
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Then there was this camel. A giant, dirty two-hump camel. You could reach out and touch it. |
BOO!
ReplyDeleteThe body shops in Shea stadium suck sour camel butt!
I have lost count how many cars I have had to re-fix their work due to the shoddy and downright unsafe repairs those clowns have performed there!
BOO!
PS. Even though the color scheme on that bike is awesome, if you are in the market for a tiny motorbike stay away from the knockoffs, buy anything made by the Japanese or the Europeans.
If you can find it, try to cop the Yamaha YSR50 or the Suzuki GSR50. Both from the 80's, real small bikes, but big bike reliability!
Word? You know your mini-bikes like that?
DeleteRE: Auto Body: there was a movie from 2007 called Chop Shop that was shot there about an orphan who lives in one of the garages at night.
I know enough to stay away from the knock-offs. They are great to look at, but dangerous if ridden.
DeleteI gotta look up about the orphan dude film, Sounds interesting.