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@Junemarie53 How much money did your parents give you for good report cards when you were a kid?
@bek1 What was your first big break?
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✨why do I think the cyclosporiasis🦠 is another Chinese dump on us like Covid? Just in time for the World Cup , just as we put the squeeze on resuming bombing in Iran, we probably decimated some of the Mexican cartel stuff, am I wrong??????? I mean is it that far fetched to think someone got through with it somehow and did this intentionally? I’m just so jaded, I find it hard to believe they are telling us everything😼✨
https://fox8.com/news/cyclosporiasis-cases-growing-in-ohio-likely-much-higher-than-reported-health-officials-say/
Off to work, but DJT had better have people watching the AZ governor race very closely!!! Beautiful, sunny day and cooler. Wishing everyone a wonderful Wednesday! JM
Gentlemen - Start your engines - RoomaZoomZoom History:
On July 22, 1894, the world’s first-ever automobile competition, the Paris-Rouen Trial, took place covering a distance of 126 kilometers (78.3 miles) in France. Organized by the Parisian newspaper Le Petit Journal, it was an endurance and reliability test rather than an outright speed race.
The event was designed to prove that horseless carriages were safe, easy to operate, and affordable for the general public. After four days of preliminary qualifying runs that drew 102 entries, 21 vehicles lined up on the starting line.
While Count Jules-Albert de Dion’s steam-powered tractor was the first to cross the finish line in Rouen, he was disqualified because his vehicle required a stoker, which violated the competition's requirement for a practical, driver-friendly car. As a result, the judges split the principal 10,000-franc prize between Peugeot and Panhard-Levassor, as their petrol-powered engines were deemed the most practical and...
