And arguably the mama of all automobiles – the Benz. Arguably the mama of a lot of our troubles: FOWC with Fandango: Maternal
Tag: car license plate
The sow with any other name will still be one
The Ragtag Prompt was SOW. The action or the animal? Or maybe the car license number? In this case, for Stuttgart. There is a saying amongst Hash House Harriers that if you like your hash name then something is wrong. You are not supposed to … Continue reading The sow with any other name will still be one
How fast is he going?
Was it or maybe or possibly warp speed? (Worb, the license claims, is the better choice!) One Word Sunday
I’m not nagging
But I could if I let me. That’s my last on the card on my phone. It was a quick grab in the parking lot because I was standing behind this car. Since it is a car number I have to break one of Brian’s … Continue reading I’m not nagging
No Hands Without It
It’s become normal to see people walking, talking, strolling, alone and together, and looking on their mobile phones. Give them the benefit of the doubt – they might be looking at a map or taking photos – but I suspect they are usually texting or … Continue reading No Hands Without It
Scree Is Nothing More than Rubble
Remember Barney Rubble, the neighbour and friend of Fred Flintstone? Then you might also remember his adopted son, Bamm-Bamm.
I immediately thought of him when I saw this car license plate from BAmberg (only one M in the original plate, though). And I thought of this license plate when I saw the prompt for today (yesterday, to be honest).
The Little Brother of Being Grateful
2 – 4 – 6 – 8 Who do we appreciate? Those who drive slowly. Those who mind children. Those who don’t hog the road and let tractors past (particularly those belonging to winegrowers). I don’t know what he is appreciative about – having a … Continue reading The Little Brother of Being Grateful
Darkness as Event
It’s a new fad – a restaurant where the guests are left in the dark. I haven’t been but it’s said to be an interesting experience, culinary and otherwise (there is dancing, too).
I guess it’s a difference wether it’s just dim or completely dark.
Remember this Film?
Of course. In Germany it has a “FSK 16” rating, i.e. suitable for persons 16 and over. FOWC with Fandango: Film
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