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The Three (un)Wise Men, Episode 3 | The Driving Farce
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Cars and Bikes and Things That Go. November 18, 2011. The Three (un)Wise Men, Episode 3. The third chapter in the ongoing (and ongoing) tales of my trip to Israel and Palestine. Be sure to check out Episodes 1. In case you are a glutton for punishment. Suddenly, I felt a bit less significant to the world. These very trees were older than Jesus. They only check for bombs. Pretty much everyone is packing heat in this country. It made sense. Almost. El Jefe presiding over two domes. We walked back to our fl...
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Winter Wanderland | The Driving Farce
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Cars and Bikes and Things That Go. February 10, 2012. Other elements can be planned out. Museums oft overlooked dot the maps with red letters of promise: knowledge and history that is yet to be discovered. Exhibits are preserved for someone just like me to take them in. Guides with a wealth of knowledge and a desire to share it wait patiently. Some of these institutions are even worthy of making a trip just to take them in. The Henry Ford Museum. In Dearborn, MI; Wheels Through Time. I DO mean old. M...
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The Three (un)Wise Men, Episode 6 | The Driving Farce
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Cars and Bikes and Things That Go. December 9, 2011. The Three (un)Wise Men, Episode 6. The journey through Israel/West Bank continues. Episodes 1. Will get you the rest of the story so far. We climbed up the switchbacks over the mountains that separated the Sea of Galilee and the coast. It is only about a 25 mile drive, but it took some time as the progress is slow due mainly to traffic of vacationers clogging up the two-lane roads. (How dare they ruin my holiday! Sea Wall of Akka. You are commenting us...
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SuperSic Sunday | The Driving Farce
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Cars and Bikes and Things That Go. October 28, 2011. It was supposed to be different than this. The day offered so much promise. The weekend started out right. On Saturday I was (arguably) the Best Man at my best friend’s wonderful wedding. The ceremony was short, meaningful, and emotional. The reception was simplistic, yet grand. I saw friends that I hadn’t seen for quite some time. It was a time filled with great celebration. Red-flagged; Marco Simoncelli was gone. Simoncelli sliding it during testing.
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The Three (un)Wise Men, Episode 5 | The Driving Farce
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Cars and Bikes and Things That Go. December 2, 2011. The Three (un)Wise Men, Episode 5. Yet another chapter in the never-ending saga of an excursion taken to Isreal and the West Bank. Episodes 1. Can be accessed, if so desired. S or not), the Paper Taxi was certainly the cheapest route. Mark and Andrea in Nazareth Village (note: Andrea is on the left). Also, when paving these paths, did no man ever decide to question the donkeys’ judgment? Did they consider them some sort of long-eared deity? After appro...
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Cars and Bikes and Things That Go. It happens so fast. One minute life seems a place of nearly unbearable normalcy, the next you are turned on your head (sometimes literally). It’s a difficult position to find yourself in: the forced decision to purchase a vehicle in a short time frame. The Labor of Love. Why are you ignoring me? How can you even suggest that? I don’t feel loved. I drive you. I wash you. I completely rebuilt your suspension. AND interior! I know. And I appreciate all of your work. There ...
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Uncategorized | The Driving Farce
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Cars and Bikes and Things That Go. Posts from the ‘Uncategorized’ Category. Like a Troubled Bridge Over Water. A Word of Warning. I know what you’re thinking and you’re right. Well, partially right anyway. You’re thinking that the man who once poo-pooed blogs and bloggers as sniveling idiots has finally given in and joined the fold; he’s gotten soft. You are relishing that I am now eating my words. Perhaps you are right? Will I be overloading your News Feed so much that you’ll think there are two of me?
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Motorcycles | The Driving Farce
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Cars and Bikes and Things That Go. Posts from the ‘Motorcycles’ Category. How To: Change Your Oil, Part 1. The question I get asked almost more than any other is: How do I change my own oil? This always makes me smile because I am eager to help those who want to get their hands dirty under the hood. So, I will attempt to help others with similar desires to discover their inner-mechanic with a quick and dirty How-To guide. When to change your oil. It happens so fast. One minute life seems a place of n...
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2012 February | The Driving Farce
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Cars and Bikes and Things That Go. Enter your email address to follow this super-neat blog and receive notifications of new posts by email that will clog your Inbox. Peter Egan, Road and Track. In addition to the mastery displayed here on The Driving Farce, he has also appeared as guest writer for Andilit. I have a coworker who heats up a bowl of soup, THEN eats it in the car while running errands. Every week. 3 months ago. The week after vacation is always a struggle. #MotoGP. Do you do weddings?
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The Three (un)Wise Men, Episode 1 | The Driving Farce
https://drivingfarce.com/2011/11/04/the-three-unwise-men-episode-1
Cars and Bikes and Things That Go. November 4, 2011. The Three (un)Wise Men, Episode 1. After exchanging pleasantries (as well as his story about the immigrant TSA officer who helped expedite him to his gate on time but with expectations of a bribe), we climbed into our seats and prepared for the 11 hours of air travel to come. Just 6 baby outbursts later we touched down on Israeli soil. The market at Damascus Gate. Because my passport was within 6 months of expiring and I was told I would need a new one.
