Can You Hear Me Now?

Casinos and Carpets

What a crack up!  I too have noticed the carpets in casinos - just never thought to take a pic of them.  LOL.  I'm not a gambler so all I have to do is stand around and observe while the others play.  It seemed amazing that they could some how find the world's ugliest carpet and so much of it. 

Link: In the Headlights: Casinos and Carpets.

Disneysea

I know that there is a Disney park in Japan but I've never heard of Disneysea.  What is it?  I'm a sucker for Disney parks so would like to hear more.

Link: Wonderland: Homebound today.

Save money, ride a bike

Riding a bike to work or to do errands is simple in theory, the problem is when you actually try to do it.  Getting your shopping home on a bicycle is quite a feat.

Link: tingilinde: places where bicycling works.

Chicago "The windy city"

Here's a little factoid that I did not know.  :o)

Link: Seth's Blog: The windy city.

Ferrari Boat

SWEEEEET!!

Link: Wacky Stuff: Ferrari Boat.

aMonticello: The Home of Thomas Jefferson

Monticello is beautiful and big but I thought it would be bigger than it actually is.  Still, I wouldn't mind living there.  :o)

Link: a tech monk speaks: Monticello: The Home of Thomas Jefferson.

Vienna #4!!!

Link: Alex Albrecht: Vienna #4!!!.

Well, we were #1 one year and now we're not in the top 100. Do with that what you will. :o)

Paradise

Link: Crystal Clear: Project Aloha-Day 29...The Blog as Lunch.

Oh to be in paradise instead of the chill of the North. It's almost June and too chilly to piddle in the yard. Bah!

going away for Thanksgiving

We are going away for Thanksgiving to a cool resort place. Can't wait to go! It's gonna be a lot of fun.

what happens to all of the cars?

Automakers make a shitload of cars every year. What happens to all of these cars or the cars that the new cars replaced? It's not like they are making consumable products like a hamburger joint.

Where are all of the older cars going? Are they being shipped overseas?

Why isn't there a point where the world just doesn't need any more new cars?

How can they sell every car that they make?

How about the millions of cars that are leased? Once the lease is up and the cars are returned to the dealers, are the dealers really able to sell all of those used lease cars?

It would seem that there would be a stock pile of cars somewhere in the chain.