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Don’t let her breed!
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Profit of Doom
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When you cross Photoshop with Autocorrupt.
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Did you find the seventeen eggs?
You do know that that's Jabba the Hut's slave barge from Star Wars, right?
PalmettoGirl
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PalmettoGirl
Senior Member
pauldingbabe
The Great Cat
Caplock50
I am the Winter Warrior
Lol, but, in all fairness, it sounds much like he shouldn't be allowed to 'breed' either.
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Caplock50
I am the Winter Warrior
No...I didn't know that. But it'd still be fun to ride around in it...
Marthanoir
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Tried it once on the insistence of the kids, once you get up to 90mph those antlers don't stay put at all
Fine, fine ... you win ... but it is short notice so you'll have to settle for the stunt double ...
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accountant
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So here's the thing...I get that this was meant to put a smile on my face and it did.
Really, it did! I promise it did. But...ummm....how do I say this...And I don't mean any disrespect...ummm...that's not a hammer, it's a wrench.
I'm sorry.
A.
Caplock50
I am the Winter Warrior
So here's the thing...I get that this was meant to put a smile on my face and it did.
Really, it did! I promise it did. But...ummm....how do I say this...And I don't mean any disrespect...ummm...that's not a hammer, it's a wrench.
I'm sorry.
A.
Lolol, that's one of the main reasons it's so funny...the guy complaining isn't using it right either.
I remember driving down the Katy freeway in Houston and it would be raining in sheets on me but 100 yards on either end was clear. You had to slow down to 40 or so to maintain the effect. You can drive all the way to New Orleans and barely turn the wheel. Flat, straight, scrubby desert, and boring as hell.
Caplock50
I am the Winter Warrior
It might not be for her...but I'll enjoy the ride...
Caplock50
I am the Winter Warrior
My 'Preacherman', when he moved here from Dallas, had to use a pickup truck to haul his furniture in. And it didn't have a bed cover on it, so all the stuff was exposed to the weather. On I-30 there's a very long stretch with no stops, and directly ahead of him was a dense rain storm. He said a prayer and the storm divided...with half on one side of the highway and half on the other side. For him, it was a 'prayer answered'.
But, it's just the way things are in Texas...weather-wise. Then again, because it happened as soon as he finished his prayer, can anyone say it was not a 'prayer answered'?
