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Friday, December 13, 2024

Friday's gifs

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  1. I want to know what happened on #3. Was that the old fart teaching the youngsters? Or that was and old goat offing his rivals?

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    1. Coitus interruptus, goat style.

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    2. Looks like old buck caught young buck and missy messing.

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  2. #2 Could have been worse.

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  3. #2 Man bun. Baggy shorts. Over weight. Make your own conclusion.
    #5 The guy stomping the car needs to be stomped.
    #6 Did they tell her about recoil?
    #7 That's just a big toilet.
    #9 What is the bear grabbing?

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  4. 6) Whoever told that girl to fire that weapon that way should be horsewhipped.

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    1. Looks like a pistol, rifle hybrid. Not sure there is a safe way to aim it and fire it.

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    2. Looks like a shotgun, notice the fore-end grip and the magazine looks pretty large for the frame. And the tapered back at the pistol grip. Doesn't look like she has a lot of arm/upper body strength. Someone should have known better...

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  5. That is old fart letting them know it is his job to do the humping. One of the youngsters trying to sneak one in.

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  6. I need more explanation for #4. What is the little boy dropping and what is the man doing? And # 9, does the bear have a backpack?

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    1. #4 looks to me like it's a ring box at a wedding. The adult (best man?) picks it up, swaps it to his other hand, and gives the young tyke a quick head pat to soothe him for at least getting the ring most of the way there.

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    2. #4 looks like a ring bearer.

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    3. It's a wedding ceremony. The little tyke was selected as ring bearer, a task he clearly did not want.

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  7. #10- I used to cook like that many times at the steel making shop that I worked at. Only the hot metal was not still molten but had been turned into bars, continuing down line for cutting and cooling and packaging.
    We had a few guys who brought cans of ready to eat soup and sat it in a small oven we had to preheat boron rings that we used in the casting equipment as a sort of back stop for the forming bars. Only they had to stop when one idiot forgot to open the can before placing it into the 500 degree F. oven. It blew up destroying not only the oven which was about the size of a dorm room oven, but a full load of those boron rings, which were ridiculously expensive.
    This was the same guy who heated a can of soup in the oven, took it out and opened it, with it basically exploding through the first hole he cut, giving him bad enough burns on his face that he ended up with a couple of nasty scars.
    As long as I am telling tales, this was also the same guy who burned the shit out of the web between his thumb and index finger, while firing his .454 Casull for the first time, due to having his support hand too close to the front of the cylinder.
    He was a good friend of mine, but he was an 8th grade dropout. An even stranger things was he married another good friend of mine, the younger sister of a high school classmate of mine. She was a school teacher with a master's degree.

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    1. More or less the same thing at the Edgar Thomson Steel Works. Put some raw meat, potatoes and a veggie in a heat proof container. Find a hot steampipe (there were many places for a heat source) at the beginning of the shift and at lunch time, perfectly done.

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    2. So basically your saying he's a dumb as a horse, and hung around the same way, hence the teacher wife with the Masters.

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  8. #8 There's a real good reason the physics prof I saw do that demo planted his back and head firmly against a wall before releasing the ball and stayed there. He was also very careful to release it without adding a push.

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  9. 10. Used to drive a city bus, and most of the routes would take about an hour. I would put a foil-wrapped burrito in the engine compartment, and when my run ended, I'd have a nice hot burrito to eat. 99% of the drivers thought it was crazy as they munched on their cold sammiches....

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  10. 10. Stationed in Germany a long time ago. We would put C-ration cans (yeah, that long ago) on top to the head of the jeep engine during field problems.
    Later, used M1 tank exhaust to heat shaving water; pretty short exposure did the trick.

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  11. #7 I gotta go to the bathroom. Me: you're already there.

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