It’s Thursday. So the girlfriend likes to go to Costco every now and then to stock up on things like dog treats and dog food for Abby. After getting those items, she texts me this photo of a giant upper torso of a skeleton on a rack. Now I love Halloween and all things creepy, but it’s only a couple days past the 4th of July! What the hell? What’s in the next aisle, Christmas trees? I can’t look because that would be even scarier than all the Halloween stuff already on sale!

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It’s Wednesday. One of my readers saw this Toyota while out for breakfast recently. I don’t know much about these, but after looking around, I believe it’s a Toyota FJ40 (Land Cruiser) from roughly the 1979-80 model year. There are many 4x4s out there these days that look pretty but don’t have what it takes to really tear it up on the trail. This Toyota appears to be equipped with all the necessary goodies like the roll bar, equipment rack, flood lights, spare tire, front-mounted winch, beefy tires, and most importantly, the pine scented air freshener hanging from the rearview mirror!

Thanks for taking the time to send in the photo, James!

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Keep, Saw this classic ride in Columbus Ohio recently while out for breakfast at a local diner thought you might enjoy signed James B longtime fan of your site.

It’s Tuesday. The original lineup of Black Sabbath reunited for the first time in 20 years on Saturday in the U.K. to mark their final performance together. This was also the final performance for singer Ozzy Osbourne. The 76-year-old Ozzy appeared on stage seated on a throne due to progressing Parkinson’s disease and other health issues. The Birmingham stadium show climaxed with a four-song Sabbath set, preceded by Osbourne doing a five-song set of his solo material, which was preceded in turn by a full day’s worth of metal and hard-rock all-stars doing mini-sets that included Sabbath covers as well as original material.

If you missed it, here’s Black Sabbath’s Iron Man… for the final time.

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