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I think they knew all along and were in denial. I think that there are a lot of stupid people in our country, but it would surprise me if that many are that stupid. They needed something to pin their hopes on, like some sort of Anti-Christ, or a scapegoat. If anything, it could be the beginning of the ending of a very bad era. One very good sign is when Google Maps will show the inscription Gulf of Mexico ... again. About two weeks ago, the wind blew off a baseball cap I was wearing. That meant I had to grab my U-Dub baseball cap, which is kind of obnoxious, since it's all purple. In no time flat, I found a large variety of Gulf of Mexico baseball caps online and for great prices, so I will be ordering one in about a week. When I was on the ship that sailed out of Tampa in April for that repositioning voyage, there was a human p. o. s. up by the pools talking to someone and wearing a Gulf of America cap. I wanted to say something, but I held back. I thought that tacky people took short cruises to Mexico and the Caribbean, but I guess they cross oceans, too. Money does not buy class. Coincidentally, the perfect example of it is Agent Orange. Merry Christmas to those who celebrated as such or happy holidays. One of the things I will be celebrating with is a new Gulf of Mexico baseball cap.

That is a Royals Royce SUV. DISCOVER CULLINAN SERIES II

The black SUV in the last pic is a Rolls Royce Cullinan...definitely a Hollywood bling wagon for people with too much plastic surgery and money...maybe a Kardashian or Kardashian-adjacent. That 80s Riv convertible is sweet as is the silver '62 Impala.

A compendium of California car chronicling - say that three times real fast ... Entering Topanga Canyon, but still inside an L.A. zip code, was this Beverly Hillbillies type of truck set against the dry vegetation in the foothills and canyons. Hey, come back here! Seen going toward Ventura and Santa Barbara was this vision. I think the convertible works very well with the shapes below the beltline. The notch on the Riv coupe was a little more challenging. If we got to grow up around cars like this, we were very lucky! Seen while getting fuel and donuts was this older Chevy beauty. It's not just me who loves silver and red/burgundy. I don't know if this was true to factory, but it didn't matter. However, it had that simple and durable 283 c.i. V8 and a 2 or 3 speed automatic. I believe it was a 1962 Bel Air per my brief conversation with the owner. Wow ... that's the last-gen Riv and the place I saw it surprised me. That's in South Central L.A. You wouldn't have wanted to go in there when I was a kid. That's a new housing block they built. The other thing is that the 105 Freeway cuts through the base of South Central and you can get on and off easily with its bigger ramps. I saw this 1998 Olds Intrigue and remember how much I wanted one when they were released. It all worked itself out ... some 10 years later! Hollywood Boulevard spotting, practically in front of the famed Chinese Theater ... some older "cherry" Chevy full size coupes and God knows what that black vehicle was.

Its a beautiful picture. A general and random thought it may be, but the picture itself should be immortalised in here. Thanks for sharing it with us. @trinacriabob

I'll never forget the times I've gone across the pond on BA 747s...or on trips to Hawaii where I walked through the open air concourses and they were parked close by, where I could see them relatively up close and huuuuge...love those bigguns.

Good morning ... ... I think I'm dreaming ... That it's (still) so incredible, that I'd like to be on one, and that I'd like to be somewhere warm and/or beautiful. While probably meant for the Airplanes thread, I thought I'd make it a general share

This is good to see that high school educated people and those with no education at all are waking up to the fact that Idiot47 has been lying the whole time now that life is tough for everyone. Donald Trump’s approval rating flips with least educated Americans