Do you have strawberry or fig Newton-meters of torque? :-P
A Simple Question For You Australian Guys...
Do you have strawberry or fig Newton-meters of torque? :-P
Huh? I think there's a joke in there somewhere but I don't get it :(
Paul
Before asking for help, please read this.
You guys dont have strawberry or fig newtons? The cookies?
lol, I got the pun,, but it wasnt very phunny,
"If you can leave a black mark on the pavement, from the exit of one corner to the braking point of the next one, you have enough horsepower."
I'm not an Aussie and I have Newton-Meters of torque and kPas of pressure. What in the hell possessed you to start this thread??
I like original Nabisco Fig Newtons. I hate the strawberry flavored ones........taste like Pepto-Bismol. YUCK!
Ya know, someone has to post a picture so I know what the heck you are talking about.
Paul
In or out
Do you want a before or after picture?
By consulting my Strine to foreign language dictionary I have found that a fig newton is a laxative of the American variety. We don't need them here... we have a selection of potitical leaders to choose from to achieve the same result
Cheers, Steve
Just got off the showroom floor, now lets fix it.
He he he, now that's funnyOriginally Posted by vzsv8
Do you want a before or after picture?
By consulting my Strine to foreign language dictionary I have found that a fig newton is a laxative of the American variety. We don't need them here... we have a selection of potitical leaders to choose from to achieve the same result
Cheers, Steve
Cheers,
Joe
Let me set them strait. In the land down under they are refered to as biscuits, not cookies. I think that's where the confusion lies.
Couple pics of Fig Newtons:
1st Pic is from a 1960s advert (No I don't work for Nabisco!)
They are great with ice cold milk.
Cheers,
joel
Couple pics of Fig Newtons:
1st Pic is from the 1960s advert (No I don't work for Nabisco!
They are great with ice cold milk.
Cheers,
joel
do you think they are still good?
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