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Freedom Convoy 2022
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Freedom Convoy 2022
Click below to view pics from the Ottawa Freedom Convoy 2022
The now famous Tape Girls wearing electrical tape at the Bike and Tattoo show April 2017 in Laval Que. Tape Girls 2
Tape Girls 2
and the original
Tape Girls 1 Biker Girls wearing nothing but tape! Girls posing and having fun!
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I thank you!
music “Should’ve, could’ve, didn’t” by Tony V8,
available on itunes: http://bit.ly/Lg2k2w
Incredible! A Sinkhole opened up at the National Corvette Museum (in Kentucky) and 8 irreplaceable Corvettes fell in!
Lucky no one was hurt!
List of lost cars:
• 1993 ZR-1 Spyder on loan from General Motors
• 2009 ZR1 “Blue Devil” on loan from General Motors…
• 1962 Black Corvette
• 1984 PPG Pace Car
• 1992 the historic one millionth white Corvette built in 1992
• 1993 Ruby Red 40th Anniversary Corvette
• 2001 Mallett Hammer Z06 Corvette
• 2009 White 1.5 Millionth Corvette
Check out these video clips to see how scary this is!
That hole is huge!
This is a video compilation of some pictures previously featured on this site. I enjoy watching pictures set to music and making it like a video. For this clip, I choose a few of my favorite pictures and set them to music. I found the task quit hard since I like so many of the pics. I think it is probably because I like the cars and bikes so much that I do not really focus on the quality of the pic as much as the beauty of the car, or bike, or jet ski, or pretty much any motorized vehicle and even a hot girl on a bike!
Thanks for watching!
The even longer story:
I wanted to set my pics to music, but everytime I put music on Youtube I get a warning that I do not own the rights to it. So I used my own music. I came across an old 4 track casette of some music that I had recorded using a now vintage Fostex X-15. Trivia, the X-15 was the first affordable multi tracker of the day! Every musician in the mid 80’s had to have one. I have to admit, at the time it was brilliant. Today you can do more with Garage Band. The music on this video comes directly from the X-15, old analog technology!
