Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Russian spymachine, possible alien spotted near Gold Dome

Posted by Thomas Wheatley on Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 4:35 PM

Don't count on the liberal media to bring you the REAL stories, Atlanta. This morning, a top-secret manned "missile" capable of completely destroying our freedoms was spotted near the Gold Dome.

The pilots of these mobile weapons — weapons, mind you, that will cripple the country's robust automobile industry — are so proud of their mission they now brazenly maneuver through morning traffic. Many motorists were bemused by the machines. Not CL.

click to enlarge KNOW YOUR ENEMY
  • KNOW YOUR ENEMY

After the jump, the weapon attempts to evade CL's roving Homeland Security unit.

click to enlarge NOT SO FAST, BUCKO
  • NOT SO FAST, BUCKO

If you spot this threat to our city and the state's most beautiful yet worthless building, send us a line. (If you're the driver of this machine, also send me a line. I'd seriously love to know how it handles and what kind of gas mileage you get.)

(Photo by Whomas Theatley)

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Ahh, the MonoTracer. Sickeningly expensive (only because I can't afford one), and super cool looking. http://www.geekologie.com/2008/04/monotracer_covered_motorcycles.php 65 MPG.

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Posted by Darin on July 14, 2009 at 1:41 PM

A few months back I spotted one of these on Hill across from Daddy D'z. It was on its side and the occupants were trapped inside. It took _five_ men to right it because: i)It was raining ii)There was no place to grip the damn thing iii)It's a lot more heavy then it looks It seem designed more for looks then function.

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Posted by O on July 14, 2009 at 3:19 PM

Snapped this pic. Looks like her Honor is at it again... http://paulclarkphotographyproject.com/UPLOAD/monotracer.jpg

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Posted by Paul on July 14, 2009 at 3:37 PM
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