It is a school building in Shanghai. As I understand it, this was the first large-scale use of the technique. They picked something that they wanted to save, but not a piece of irreplaceable history.
#1. There’s an old joke about the guy at the pickle plant who got fired for sticking his dick in the pickle slicer. No, he was fine, and the pickle slicer wasn’t broken, but she got fired too.
#8 It's all fun until the driver hits a pothole and smears one side onto the pavement, then the rest of the passengers will beat him to death with the spare arms and legs.
#5 Reminded me of a small short stay carpark that is right near the shops in Beverley. At busy times the drivers coming in are so desperate not to miss out on a parking spot that they are blocking in the cars that are trying to leave. There is a much bigger carpark less than a 100 metres away that has no problems.
#3 looks like some of the past Mardi Gras celebrations I've been to. 👀
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Strongly resebles our local garbage trucks.
Delete#10, I didn't know you COULD move a building that big, but why WOULD you? You sure couldn't move it far.
ReplyDeleteIt is a school building in Shanghai. As I understand it, this was the first large-scale use of the technique. They picked something that they wanted to save, but not a piece of irreplaceable history.
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#4 He should slap the ball into the head of the asshole that pushed the reset button.
ReplyDelete#1. There’s an old joke about the guy at the pickle plant who got fired for sticking his dick in the pickle slicer. No, he was fine, and the pickle slicer wasn’t broken, but she got fired too.
ReplyDelete#7: My hemorrhoids about 8 hours after eating a Mexican dinner.
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Delete#1 A lawn mower on it's side with a hole in the top. I know it's not, I'm making a joke.
ReplyDelete#8 It's all fun until the driver hits a pothole and smears one side onto the pavement, then the rest of the passengers will beat him to death with the spare arms and legs.
ReplyDelete#3. Reminds me of the chicken buses in Guatemala City.
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#2 I wonder how much alcohol was involved in that maneuver
ReplyDelete#5 Reminded me of a small short stay carpark that is right near the shops in Beverley. At busy times the drivers coming in are so desperate not to miss out on a parking spot that they are blocking in the cars that are trying to leave. There is a much bigger carpark less than a 100 metres away that has no problems.
ReplyDelete#4 I have seen that before. It was in the 1950's when I was setting pins for a Bowling League.
ReplyDeleteDamn was that guy pissed at me.