Same here. I was stopped for a crossing guard about to help a half a dozen kids cross the road in front of an elementary school. A fool passed me on the right as I was stopped and the guard was right in front of me, headed to my right. If he'd been three feet father he'd have been flattened. I was pissed.
I'm sure you meant to say cyclist. A cyclist IS NOT a biker. Those two things could not be more different. And pedestrians crossing at the designated spot is about as safe as they can behave.
Well, some kids. That little bastard wouldn't be able to sit for a week after I wailed his ass with that spoon. I'm actually surprised the screen didn't break.
looking at the thickness of the insulation on that pipe, I will hazard a guess that it is NOT a hose bib on a water source. Maybe a vent or drain on an underground steam line being blown out prior to start up, or Ricwil that has been turned off and left to corrode.
#2- Red shirt at the end; After having fractured 3 vertebrae falling on ice, i always wonder if someone like that walked again #9- I did not know that horses wheelied :) Scarecrow
#1: As a driver, I learned a lesson like this when I was 16. Driving up a major street, in the median lane, and wondering why 15 people were stopped in the next lane. I came within about a foot of smashing some poor old lady with my 75 Malibu at 40mph. That was 35 years ago and I remember it like it was yesterday.
That is how my uncle used to clean his work truck out. He was a carpenter, and built most of the homes and businesses in my small town. I always wanted to follow in his footsteps until it became obvious that I didn't have that kind of talent. My favorite uncle, he outlived all of his family and friends. He always said how lonely he was. I visited him as much as I could, living 40 miles away. He said that when it got to be too much, he would kill himself. One day I got the call. He had shot himself with a .22 magnum revolver behind the ear, after making sure that he would not leave a mess for his kids and grandkids. My heart still hurts over that, but it really does show how important friends and family are, especially when you are over 90 years old.
#10 - Meat Gazer
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#1 Just happened to me yesterday only two cars doing about 40 in a school zone.
ReplyDeleteSame here. I was stopped for a crossing guard about to help a half a dozen kids cross the road in front of an elementary school. A fool passed me on the right as I was stopped and the guard was right in front of me, headed to my right. If he'd been three feet father he'd have been flattened. I was pissed.
DeleteThose damn pedestrians, they are worse than bikers.
DeleteI'm sure you meant to say cyclist. A cyclist IS NOT a biker. Those two things could not be more different. And pedestrians crossing at the designated spot is about as safe as they can behave.
Delete#6 Just what the heck is that coming out of that faucet? Not that I really want to know, but does look like poo. A lot of poo.
DeleteThat driver needs to get a flat tire, then die a slow death under the car after the jack fails.
Delete#3 God I hate Kids!!
ReplyDeleteWell, some kids. That little bastard wouldn't be able to sit for a week after I wailed his ass with that spoon. I'm actually surprised the screen didn't break.
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#6 Flint Michigan?
ReplyDeletelooking at the thickness of the insulation on that pipe, I will hazard a guess that it is NOT a hose bib on a water source. Maybe a vent or drain on an underground steam line being blown out prior to start up, or Ricwil that has been turned off and left to corrode.
DeleteAm instantly reminded of new puppy...
Delete#6 - Government waste.
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#6: Taco Bell faucet?
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#2- Red shirt at the end; After having fractured 3 vertebrae falling on ice, i always wonder if someone like that walked again
ReplyDelete#9- I did not know that horses wheelied :)
Scarecrow
#1: As a driver, I learned a lesson like this when I was 16. Driving up a major street, in the median lane, and wondering why 15 people were stopped in the next lane. I came within about a foot of smashing some poor old lady with my 75 Malibu at 40mph. That was 35 years ago and I remember it like it was yesterday.
ReplyDelete#8 I am not sure, but it doesn't look like they are in a ground level apartment, which means they are likely flooding somebody's apartment below them.
ReplyDeleteThat is how my uncle used to clean his work truck out. He was a carpenter, and built most of the homes and businesses in my small town. I always wanted to follow in his footsteps until it became obvious that I didn't have that kind of talent.
DeleteMy favorite uncle, he outlived all of his family and friends. He always said how lonely he was. I visited him as much as I could, living 40 miles away. He said that when it got to be too much, he would kill himself.
One day I got the call. He had shot himself with a .22 magnum revolver behind the ear, after making sure that he would not leave a mess for his kids and grandkids. My heart still hurts over that, but it really does show how important friends and family are, especially when you are over 90 years old.
#3 If that were my kid he'd be wearing his ass for a hat.
ReplyDeleteSome truly what the hell am I looking at shit here
ReplyDeleteEspecially #6.
Delete#4 - Drunk or just pain stoopid?
ReplyDelete#10 turn to the right and say hi while you're still peeing.
ReplyDelete#7 Boards don't hit back. B. L.
ReplyDelete#3: "Missing Child".
ReplyDelete#10: Liberals.
ReplyDelete#6- Been there. Damned beans and weenies.
ReplyDelete#6 is not insulation. It is 3 inch pvc with a bushing down to 3/4 inch for the faucet.
ReplyDeleteWas #6 really necessary?
ReplyDelete#6, the school cafeteria.
ReplyDelete#6: when you have a colonoscopy the next day.
ReplyDelete#6 - Please tell me that's an endless, extra thick chocolate malt...
ReplyDelete#10 - In my younger years, there's a chance he would've been decked.