#20 I'm beginning to think all the ugly young people are doing this. I looked at all the chicks and tried to visualize what they would look like without the makeup, hair and piercings. They all come out as ugly as shit.
When they call you a motherfucker, tell them that's no way to talk to their father. Or say best $20 I ever spent. Another is well, she wasn't pretty, but I've got good eyelids.
Weird recipe, but don't knock it until you try it. Unflavored tuna is sorta gross - a tablespoon of bar-b-que sauce in an envelope might enhance it. OR make you want to throw up. Plenty of flavored tunas already, they would have stopped that by now if no one was purchasing it.
#10 - Australia 1908, before aborigines had any legal standing beyond mere animals. #6 - Karen Waldron 1961, actress (Return of the killer tomatoes). WAY better than pudgy, tattoed loony left women of today that's for sure.
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#6 is perfect, FTW. Though we all know it's just a matter of time before someone says she needs a cheeseburger, sigh.
ReplyDeleteNot a cheeseburger, she needs a sandwich
DeleteOh hell no. She needs to make ME a sammich.
DeleteThe obesity epidemic has really warped men's brains.
DeleteJudging from the styles in the photo, she's now late 60's or early 70's.
Delete10. They were all named Friday?
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I’m thinking Australia for #10. They look more like Australian Aborigines than African Blacks.
DeleteThere's a big price difference in case you didn't know.
DeleteAussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi!
Delete#20 I'm beginning to think all the ugly young people are doing this. I looked at all the chicks and tried to visualize what they would look like without the makeup, hair and piercings. They all come out as ugly as shit.
ReplyDelete#1: Our generation shoved potatoes up tailpipes Today's generation shoves GERBILS up tailpipes!
ReplyDelete#2: Today's generation saying "We were supposed to use potatoes???"
#6: ZOUNDS!!!
What you said ×2
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#10: Pretty sure that was taken in Australia (RickeyG)
ReplyDelete#6: I've been called a motherfucker more times than I can remember so I'll just up the ante by another generation
ReplyDeleteWhen they call you a motherfucker, tell them that's no way to talk to their father.
DeleteOr say best $20 I ever spent. Another is well, she wasn't pretty, but I've got good eyelids.
# 4 ???
ReplyDeleteDitto 4?
DeleteWhile Sweet Baby Ray's barbecue sauce is to die for, I don't think it would pair well with what appears to be tuna.
Delete'to die for' ? It's flavored high-fructose corn syrup. More like 'to die from'.
DeleteYeah, I don't care.
DeleteBrown Sugar, how come you taste so good, like a young girl should. I think it's been banned from air play.
Deletewc: LOL!
DeleteIt could be canned chicken. That would still be weird, but not nearly as bad.
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That is my favorite bbq sauce.
DeleteAnd if sugary bb
And if sugary bbq sauce that is so deadly, why do I see so many over 70yoa men at bbq joints?
DeleteWeird recipe, but don't knock it until you try it. Unflavored tuna is sorta gross - a tablespoon of bar-b-que sauce in an envelope might enhance it. OR make you want to throw up. Plenty of flavored tunas already, they would have stopped that by now if no one was purchasing it.
DeleteSweet Baby Ray's ain't bad, but I prefer Sriracha on my cat food. --Jimmy don\'t play that
Delete#14: But all 3 go together so well
ReplyDelete# 6 And grandpa is the happiest guy at the senior citizens lunch
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#10 - Australia 1908, before aborigines had any legal standing beyond mere animals.
ReplyDelete#6 - Karen Waldron 1961, actress (Return of the killer tomatoes). WAY better than pudgy, tattoed loony left women of today that's for sure.
#4...sorry, you just un-invited yourself to my BBQ...SBR rules buddy...
ReplyDelete#20 I have a few family members who fit right in with that crowd.......They are lost looking for who the hell knows!
ReplyDelete#19 is killing my OCD. Light years are not a measurement of time, just distance.
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