09Yesterday, 50,000 hits. Today, over 7,000,000 hits and growing. Sure it’s long, but worth watching to the end.
Pennsylvania’s Statue of Liberty. If you’ve ever wondered “why?” while driving on Route 322 to State College, now you know.
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One thing I’ve come to understand about Pennsylvanians is that we have no idea how many amazing destinations there are within our borders.
Sure, we all know about Hershey Park, Independence Hall and the Gettysburg Battlefield but what about all those quirky out of the way attractions that…
missingrightsocks-deactivated20 asked: What was your first car?
The very first car that I owned (and didn’t actually belong to my parents) was a brand new 1982 Subaru DL hatchback…the color was called “torreador red” so it was pretty much fire engine red with a hint of orange. The interior was gray vinyl and there was NO AIR CONDITIONING and at first I only had an FM radio (I replaced that with an AM/FM cassette deck shortly thereafter.) I actually drove that thing across country over 3 weeks in 1985. To this day it’s the only car I ever owned that saw the Pacific ocean. I owned that car for 11 years until my daughter was 3 years old, when I traded it in for a Chevy Cavalier station wagon.
Just about the only good thing is that Tastykakes will now be available in the South. I’m not sure I’m going to be buying any Mrs. Freshley’s sweet rolls.
This is the end of the story. Sounds like a pretty good excuse to visit 5 European countries.
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This is too cool … after you watch this clip, watch part 2.
