#3 looks to to be at Burning Man. I have been there a couple of times there in Nevada. A fine collection of freaks, geeks, bare breasted babes and weirdness to the Nth degree...
In 2011 I attended a Tea Party rally in Sacramento. A slim, fairly attractive middle aged White woman was walking around carrying a sign with a big picture of Obama and the message "Does this ass make my butt look fat?" I got a chuckle out of that one and told her so.
Many years ago, a cousin of mine was married to a fellow who worked at a plant that made View-Master wheels (remember those?). He worked on he line that punched out the holes (and made a lot of little plastic squares).
A friend of theirs got married, and during the ceremony he and a buddy got the couple's car unlocked, opened the sunroof, and filled the car with those little plastic squares.
I worked at a shop that melted steel for the remelt industry. One time, we got the discontinued coins from Mexico. We got huge Gaylord boxed of coins, about 3,000 pounds each, in to melt. I can't remember an exact number, but we melted about 600,000 pounds, at 20,000 pounds a shot. The Mexicans had their reps their watching our processes, to make sure we were actually melting all of their coins,and not steeling any to try and inflate their market,or something like that. I have a coin or two laying somewhere around the house. I have a frame of a .22 revolver that came back in scrap. I used to have an artificial hip fixture about 20-25 inches long,with the ball on one end,in my car as a sort of weapon. The only thing I could lay my hands on right away is the gun frame. I used to have .45 commander frame, but my parents got rid of it.
1. Cougars, think they still got it, nope. 2. In the sea, there is always something that is bigger. 3. Burning Man. 6. Either careless or knows his heights. 9. Didn't have to contemplate his purchase, just grab and throw it in the cart, I like that.
#3. He would be going faster if he mounted after leaving it in the sun for an hour. #10. Reminds me of the old joke, "Who was the tight wad who only gave you a dollar?
#2 He's just trying to get his hand back. I've been a SCUBA diver for 40+ years. I would rather deal with a shark than a big grouper. Big groupers are like the "Honey Badger" they don't give a f**k
#3 looks to to be at Burning Man. I have been there a couple of times there in Nevada. A fine collection of freaks, geeks, bare breasted babes and weirdness to the Nth degree...
ReplyDelete#1 "Does this make my ass look fat?"
ReplyDeleteIn 2011 I attended a Tea Party rally in Sacramento. A slim, fairly attractive middle aged White woman was walking around carrying a sign with a big picture of Obama and the message "Does this ass make my butt look fat?"
DeleteI got a chuckle out of that one and told her so.
#10 "May I have 10,000 marbles, please?" in Flounder voice!
ReplyDeleteUh, Number 3....watch out for that curb...uh-oh. You OK?
ReplyDelete#2 - Where's a shark when you need one?
ReplyDelete#5 - Pups will be pups
#9 - Looks like Trader Joe's
#10 - May I have 10,000 marbles please? (/Flounder)
#10 reminded me:
ReplyDeleteMany years ago, a cousin of mine was married to a fellow who worked at a plant that made View-Master wheels (remember those?). He worked on he line that punched out the holes (and made a lot of little plastic squares).
A friend of theirs got married, and during the ceremony he and a buddy got the couple's car unlocked, opened the sunroof, and filled the car with those little plastic squares.
#10: That reminds me the country's undergoing a coin shortage. And.....wait for it.....It's the Covid-19 fault.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2020/06/20/coronavirus-shortage-coin-supply-pennies-nickels-dimes-quarters/3230828001/
I worked at a shop that melted steel for the remelt industry. One time, we got the discontinued coins from Mexico. We got huge Gaylord boxed of coins, about 3,000 pounds each, in to melt. I can't remember an exact number, but we melted about 600,000 pounds, at 20,000 pounds a shot. The Mexicans had their reps their watching our processes, to make sure we were actually melting all of their coins,and not steeling any to try and inflate their market,or something like that. I have a coin or two laying somewhere around the house. I have a frame of a .22 revolver that came back in scrap. I used to have an artificial hip fixture about 20-25 inches long,with the ball on one end,in my car as a sort of weapon. The only thing I could lay my hands on right away is the gun frame. I used to have .45 commander frame, but my parents got rid of it.
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#3 looks like one of the burnt out hippies at Burning Man.
ReplyDelete1. Cougars, think they still got it, nope.
ReplyDelete2. In the sea, there is always something that is bigger.
3. Burning Man.
6. Either careless or knows his heights.
9. Didn't have to contemplate his purchase, just grab and throw it in the cart, I like that.
#3
ReplyDeleteJust when you think there's no more ways to say,
"I'm Gay"
This guy comes along...
#7,I thought for sure that dog was a goner. kind of liked #6 a lot too
ReplyDelete#9. A fart propelled shopping cart.
ReplyDelete#1 Them old heifers only good for tearing stuff down and pushing semis outta the mud uphill.
ReplyDelete#6 cut off too soon. He's coming up on that sign ahead.
ReplyDelete#8 Knows she has to lose 15 bs. to be really hot.
ReplyDelete#3. He would be going faster if he mounted after leaving it in the sun for an hour.
ReplyDelete#10. Reminds me of the old joke, "Who was the tight wad who only gave you a dollar?
#2 He's just trying to get his hand back. I've been a SCUBA diver for 40+ years. I would rather deal with a shark than a big grouper.
ReplyDeleteBig groupers are like the "Honey Badger" they don't give a f**k
https://youtu.be/4r7wHMg5Yjg