#8 A guy sprinted past me at the end of the Outlaw 140.6 triathlon. I didn't have anything left in the tank so I couldn't have held him off. It meant that I was something like 851st place rather than 850th so it wasn't that big a deal.
Yep. #1 I make my dog stay on the floor. Even in the car. Sometime back I had a dog that sneaked up on my bed or couch when I was gone. So, I ran wires from and electric fence unit on both for a few days. Never caught the dog on the furniture again. Furniture is for people.
#2 We've seen that one here before, not I'm criticizing repeats.
#10 Must be a Demonrat. Can't compete fairly. Gotta rig the game.
(Yes, I know they're kids. Think about what I wrote and how it applies to what's going on in the country. It's that kind "Oh I'm just having some innocent fun" thinking that contributes to a criminal like Biden being installed in the WH.)
*#2. The children of Ham can reach mechanical conclusions for just about anything. Witnessed unusual (to an American) fixes by PA&E workers in Korea and Vietnam.
#10 The bastard!
ReplyDeleteDo the same thing at a stop light to a Harley dude (poser)
DeleteLast one was sneaky. Must be brothers
ReplyDelete#6 Those better not be her good sewing scissors!!
ReplyDeleteAbbyS
Left-handed scissors.
DeleteRare, expensive, and, apparently, food-grade.
#2 Give me a long enough lever and a fulcrum and I can move the universe.
ReplyDeleteArchimedes.
DeleteIf only they had such devices way back when instead of relying on aLieN tEcHnOLoGy to build the pyramids
DeleteIIRC, the ancient Egyptians did not have the wheel.
Deletethe world
DeleteTrue. Their chariots rolled on squares.
DeleteWasn't in quotes so close enough.
Delete#6 Life is too short, and spaghetti is too long.
ReplyDeleteLike the guy who was asked why he ate his peas with honey;
Delete"They stick to my knife better."
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“And that’s how Memaw learned me to eat skettys”
ReplyDelete#8 A guy sprinted past me at the end of the Outlaw 140.6 triathlon. I didn't have anything left in the tank so I couldn't have held him off. It meant that I was something like 851st place rather than 850th so it wasn't that big a deal.
ReplyDelete#1 Typical Golden Retriever.
ReplyDelete#2 Simple mechanical advantage in use.
#3 What is the point?
Yep. #1 I make my dog stay on the floor. Even in the car. Sometime back I had a dog that sneaked up on my bed or couch when I was gone. So, I ran wires from and electric fence unit on both for a few days. Never caught the dog on the furniture again. Furniture is for people.
DeleteDid you ever forget to turn it off, unplug it (or whatever) and sit on it yourself?
Delete[rocketride]
#2 We've seen that one here before, not I'm criticizing repeats.
ReplyDelete#10 Must be a Demonrat. Can't compete fairly. Gotta rig the game.
(Yes, I know they're kids. Think about what I wrote and how it applies to what's going on in the country. It's that kind "Oh I'm just having some innocent fun" thinking that contributes to a criminal like Biden being installed in the WH.)
Hey, I am going to start using that also.
Delete#10 will get you disqualified.
ReplyDelete#9 That chick has some strong thighs, and a nice backside, too.
ReplyDeleteSo does #5.
DeleteYou could crack a walnut with those thighs, or use them as nice pair of ear muffs.
Delete#6.
ReplyDeleteI snap my spaghetti into 1/3 length before cooking. Never understood why people want to deal with foot-long noodles on their plate.
+1
Delete#6 looks like an Irishman eating Italian.
ReplyDelete*#2. The children of Ham can reach mechanical conclusions for just about anything. Witnessed unusual (to an American) fixes by PA&E workers in Korea and Vietnam.
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