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This reported Japanese technique can calm your body and your emotions quickly.
How it works: You press your finger for one whole minute. Then do the same thing for the other hand.
All of your fingers are each going to effect a different emotion, according to the Japanese practitioners:
And can you guess which finger is the one for stress?
The thumb: nausea
The index finger: fear
Middle finger: anger
The ring finger: sadness
Pinkie: stress
Decoliner Blastolene Style
The Flying Tortoise!
This is a mirror-shiny Decoliner motorhome. Its on a 1973 GM chassis, and word is it was on the TV show Storage Wars. This motorhome will probably not fail to catch EVERY single eye it passes. Probably beyond a Lambo or Ferrari revving high and electric, this liquid silver drop will get at least one comment from every person who sees it.
The unit is supposed to be good for living for five. The interior is fairly tricked out as well.
Who likes art deco? Who likes custom? Who likes retro? If you checked off these three boxes, you should comment down below to say what you think of this mercury drop.
Also, take a look at the original vehicle that this “Buck Rogers Spaceship” was build out of.
Its a FWD low-floor Class A motorhome – designed by Michael Lathers and put into production in 1972. This decoliner though is fused with a 1955 White Motor Company model 3000 cab-over-engine trash truck (that’s the front end).
Some specs on the 73:
Assembly Pontiac Assembly Center, Pontiac, Michigan
Designer Michael Lathers, GM Design center
Body and chassis
Class Recreational vehicle
Body style Class A Motor Home
Layout Longitudinal front-engine, front-wheel drive
Powertrain
Engine 455 cu in (7.5 L) Rocket V8
403 cu in (6.6 L) Oldsmobile V8
Transmission 3-speed TH-425 automatic
Dimensions
Wheelbase 140 inches (3,600 mm)
160 inches (4,100 mm)
Length 23 feet (7.0 m)
26 feet (7.9 m)
The Wothahellizat Mk2 RV
Welcome to Australia’s largest, weirdest and best-known off-road motorhome… a Wothahellizat Mk2
Imagine doing nature in this. Imagine waking up anywhere and seeing the far-out world around you.
I don’t imagine they’re good on gas. Does anyone have information on this?
But the square style is attractive to me. Then, so are the rounded models of RVs. A staircase is interesting though. No animals will be rummaging at your door, I guess. No one can really enter without some difficulty.
There is a nature photographer who drives one of these. His is a Perkins 6 cylinder turbo charged diesel monster with full 4×4 and a laden weight of 6.5 tons.
The RV owners have lived in it for over six years and loved just about everything about it. Therefore in 2007 they decided to build a new smaller body on a shortened chassis. So maybe you don’t need something as big as it is to feel you have everything.
What do you think of this thing?
