#6 Those guys look gay as hell, but you wouldn't want to fight them. They're called "evzones" of the Greek Presidential Guard. So, kind of like Spartans.
#10: My human behavior training indicates a "cause and effect reward" There's a box of Donuts at the end of the obstacle course if no cones are knocked over.
# 1. Are those snakes coming out of a nest ?? # 10 Motorman Jerry Palladino, he has trained a lot of people how to ride.. He puts on a great display of riding skills as well JD
#9 - my latest dog did that same thing to my wife's car door trim several years back when she was a young adult. Lucky for the dog, the trim was not bent up enough to be require replacement, the mechanic was able to re-install it with very little apparent damage.
Wife was mad enough to spit on one hock and wipe it off of the other. I just sat back and shut up - no need for husband intervention or comments.
My sister's dog would jump up on a chair in the garage and watch my dad weld, so he built the dog a set of welding goggles. Mom thought it was funny, but Dad didn't allow anyone around him when he was welding without eye protection.
#10 I certainly took a motorcycle safety course when I got my license back in the eighties. I took one advanced. It wasn't quite as tough as this one but close. Those courses saved my bacon more than once.
#3) Ah, the easily avoided retinal sunburn. Good times, good times.
ReplyDelete10 That is some good riding right there.
ReplyDelete#2 Where is his seatbelt.
ReplyDelete#3 Blind by 50.
#8 I would need two wives for that. Too expensive.
#6 Those guys look gay as hell, but you wouldn't want to fight them. They're called "evzones" of the Greek Presidential Guard. So, kind of like Spartans.
ReplyDeleteThey look pretty easy to out run though.
DeleteAbout as easy to take on any of the guards at Arlington.
Delete#10: My human behavior training indicates a "cause and effect reward" There's a box of Donuts at the end of the obstacle course if no cones are knocked over.
ReplyDelete#6: democrats looking for corruption.
ReplyDelete#3 ...and that's how you get flash-burns on your eye-balls, kids. Ask me how I know.
ReplyDelete#3. The sand-in-the-eyes feeling will only last a couple of days, and there's only a 50/50 chance of permanent eye damage.
ReplyDelete# 1. Are those snakes coming out of a nest ??
ReplyDelete# 10 Motorman Jerry Palladino, he has trained a lot of people how to ride.. He puts on a great display of riding skills as well
JD
#1 is a stump auger
DeleteHow arrogant can you get to have to have a red carpet rolled out everywhere yo go?
ReplyDeleteWhat happens when the front roll runs out?
Delete#3. What an idiot
ReplyDelete#6 Wasn't that a Monty Python skit ... something to do with silly walks?
ReplyDeleteNope. Greek guards.
DeleteNow you know why everything in Greece takes so long.
#9 - my latest dog did that same thing to my wife's car door trim several years back when she was a young adult. Lucky for the dog, the trim was not bent up enough to be require replacement, the mechanic was able to re-install it with very little apparent damage.
ReplyDeleteWife was mad enough to spit on one hock and wipe it off of the other. I just sat back and shut up - no need for husband intervention or comments.
#10 I don't think I have the skills to be able to WALK thru that course without tripping on or knocking over several of those cones.
ReplyDeleteDid permanent damage to my eyes welding. Actually probably did more damage as a supervisor working around the welders.
ReplyDeleteMy sister's dog would jump up on a chair in the garage and watch my dad weld, so he built the dog a set of welding goggles. Mom thought it was funny, but Dad didn't allow anyone around him when he was welding without eye protection.
Delete#10 I certainly took a motorcycle safety course when I got my license back in the eighties. I took one advanced. It wasn't quite as tough as this one but close. Those courses saved my bacon more than once.
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