I've got a feeling someone didn't like where this car was parked so they called some friends and laid it on its side. Or maybe it was just some kids having 'fun'.
I've lived in neighborhoods / zones which prohibited parking on pavement either overnight (no street lights) or always. It could be a simple, scratch my belly request.
6) Been shaking out my shoes before I put them on since I was kid in South Texas. Every time I start think it's just an old habit I don't need anymore I find a scorpion in the house. Went throigh a rash of them this past summer.
Grew up with them in North Texas. You didn't reach down to pick up a brick or piece of wood without first kicking it over to see what was under it. Learned that the hard way.
You got that right. I know several people who have been bitten by rattlesnakes on the hand and fingers by not following that rule. Even a small rattler under a rock or stick can mess you up.
#10 - the lady of the boat REALLLY had to go poo really badly, but didn't feel comfortable using the ship's head.
ReplyDelete#2? Been there. Was the tech called out to clean up and fix the machine. 20 minute call turned out to be 3 hours.
ReplyDeleteAt least it looks like a sandy beach in #10. There is a fair chance that with help and luck, your sailboat can get back service.
ReplyDeleteI need help with the first one.
ReplyDeleteSo does the car that’s on its side.
DeleteWiscoDave
They need help too.
Delete#9, stopped ALMOST in time. Hopefully it has a robust bumper.
The car taking a nap isn't obvious?
DeleteAlso need help on #1!
DeleteI've got a feeling someone didn't like where this car was parked so they called some friends and laid it on its side.
DeleteOr maybe it was just some kids having 'fun'.
So did the driver.
DeleteI've lived in neighborhoods / zones which prohibited parking on pavement either overnight (no street lights) or always.
DeleteIt could be a simple, scratch my belly request.
6) Been shaking out my shoes before I put them on since I was kid in South Texas. Every time I start think it's just an old habit I don't need anymore I find a scorpion in the house. Went throigh a rash of them this past summer.
ReplyDeleteEver since a scuba diving trip to the Baja (maybe) 20 years ago, I have been shaking out my shoes for "bugs" that may have decided to stay awhile.
DeleteGrew up with them in North Texas. You didn't reach down to pick up a brick or piece of wood without first kicking it over to see what was under it. Learned that the hard way.
DeleteYou got that right. I know several people who have been bitten by rattlesnakes on the hand and fingers by not following that rule. Even a small rattler under a rock or stick can mess you up.
DeleteWas drying my hockey gear on the lanai when living on the North Shore of Oahu, one of them fuckers was hanging out on my nut-cup.
DeleteI checked everything religiously after that.
Who in the Hell takes time to snap a picture when their fucking dryer is on fire?
ReplyDeleteIt's 2024.
DeleteYou're supposed to post to Facebook before you call 911.
Sheesh. Where have you been?
Your warranty has expired.
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#3 That's a road construction asphalt roller, heavy. Good luck finding a jack that will take that weight.
ReplyDeleteUsed to get some big ones in the Mojave desert, don’t put your hands anywhere you haven’t looked first. Moved to Idaho, haven’t seen one in 12years.
ReplyDelete#7. It’s good to clean your lint screen.
ReplyDeleteDryer fires are usually from lint build up in the dryer exhaust pipe going outside. Pop the grate outside and clean the lint build up there.
Delete#5 has me stumped!
DeleteThe bathroom door has an out of order sign on it.
DeleteYeah, but so what? What makes that unusual, funny, or interesting?
DeleteI still don’t understand why an out of order sign on the bathroom door merits meme status. If it had read out of odor I could understand.
DeleteMadMarlin
We can see that. Where's the funniness?
Delete7) I thought someone found a scorpion in the dryer and decided to kill it with fire.
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