#9 Didn't Dominos run some kind of advertising campaign a while ago about replacing your pizza if it was damaged or something, in transit? Even it it was you that did it?
#7 In the 50's and 60's where I was raised the primary industry was lumber. How many times I've seen wanna be's, mainly tourists, do just that. Never did figure out how anyone could be so stupid.
I've known a couple of young timber fallers who did the exact same thing. They didn't stay in the logging profession long enough to become old timber fallers.
3 Just who puts open containers in a truck like that anyway? How did they think it would travel even if they got it loaded? 4 Tailgates are heavy, that had to hurt like a sonofabitch and a half Daryl
#10 brings back bad memories. I did that to my cousin when we were kids fishing the creek at grandpa's. Wasn't paying attention. It still hurts me to think about it.
I remember my motorcycle license instructor, STRESSING the proper grip on the throttle ,and explaining why, n all. Nobody screwed up during the course, tho some got their knuckles whacked.
It was until my second bike, in a moment of inattention, it got better of me. Me and the bike did the funky chicken through an intersection on the red light. Fortunately, I escaped injury, except my pride. Lesson well learned.
Best part of #8? Her getting her legs scrubbed with a green 3M pad at the ER.
ReplyDeleteShe didn't need that tattoo anyway.
DeleteA woman I used to know laid her Harley down like that and scalped her ham from knee to waist. It wasn't pretty.
DeleteJust a little road rash to compliment the tat
Delete#9 Didn't Dominos run some kind of advertising campaign a while ago about replacing your pizza if it was damaged or something, in transit? Even it it was you that did it?
ReplyDelete#2. The back story to how Lola became Lola from the song by the Kinks "Lola".
ReplyDelete#8. That is one way to remove a tatoo.
#10 was getting ready to faint.....
ReplyDelete#5 - Touche!
ReplyDelete#9 - That guy's going to hell and I'll shake his hand.
#10 - I used to fish A LOT. One of my fears was getting a hook in the face from one of my asshole friends.
#7 In the 50's and 60's where I was raised the primary industry was lumber. How many times I've seen wanna be's, mainly tourists, do just that. Never did figure out how anyone could be so stupid.
ReplyDeleteI've known a couple of young timber fallers who did the exact same thing.
DeleteThey didn't stay in the logging profession long enough to become old timber fallers.
Good stuff, again
ReplyDelete3 Just who puts open containers in a truck like that anyway? How did they think it would travel even if they got it loaded?
ReplyDelete4 Tailgates are heavy, that had to hurt like a sonofabitch and a half
Daryl
2 Adding insult to injury
ReplyDelete4 a 4-fer !!!
8 Road Rash City !
#10 brings back bad memories. I did that to my cousin when we were kids fishing the creek at grandpa's. Wasn't paying attention. It still hurts me to think about it.
ReplyDelete4) That wasn't a REAL support, it was just a prop
ReplyDelete5) Curses, foiled again!
Was #2 getting attacked by a squirrel too?
ReplyDelete#6 is one very lucky young man. If that thing had landed on him, the detectives would still be trying to figure out what happened.
ReplyDelete#6 That's why Evel Knievels motorcycles had the throttle backwards. Twist up for fast & down for slow.
ReplyDeleteI remember my motorcycle license instructor, STRESSING the proper grip on the throttle ,and explaining why, n all. Nobody screwed up during the course, tho some got their knuckles whacked.
DeleteIt was until my second bike, in a moment of inattention, it got better of me. Me and the bike did the funky chicken through an intersection on the red light. Fortunately, I escaped injury, except my pride. Lesson well learned.