#3: Gah!!! On one hand, I want to grab that disgusting rat's nest and cut it off his head, and on the other hand, I want to run as far away as I could possibly get from that disease vector attached to his scalp.
#4: Really? Why bother dressing up if you can't be bothered to shave?
#5: The most normal one in this roundup, even with the skullet.
Photo number one reminds me when I worked as a sacker at Dyess Commissary. I had to load 4 over flowing carts of groceries into a PT cruiser that had four ladies. In the end I had to bury a couple in the backseat because there was no m ore room in the back of the vehicle.
As for #2. You know what the problem with youth today is...? They're young.
#3, he's a lumber jack, but he's not okay...
#4 He put's on womens clothing, and hangs out at Wal-Marts!
#5 Begging to look normal after all of the other photos...
Put it here ... I can't wait to read it. I have the Captcha turned OFF but blogger insists it be there. You should be able to bypass it.
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Its beginning to get creepy...
ReplyDeleteIs the dude with the dreds peeing on the floor (second set of photos)?
ReplyDelete#1: How do you find enough space to drive?
ReplyDelete#2: Planking. How original.
#3: Gah!!! On one hand, I want to grab that disgusting rat's nest and cut it off his head, and on the other hand, I want to run as far away as I could possibly get from that disease vector attached to his scalp.
#4: Really? Why bother dressing up if you can't be bothered to shave?
#5: The most normal one in this roundup, even with the skullet.
Ooops...that would be the *third* set of photos.
ReplyDeleteRandy, and it's not over.
ReplyDeleteDeekaman, Spill on aisle 4.
ReplyDeleteBrooke .... run away! run away!
ReplyDeleteDeekaman, it was easy to tell which one you meant.
ReplyDeleteI think I see a HAM in that car that might still be good...Let's eat! I know an old guy that had his van taken away for OCD behavior.
ReplyDeletePhoto number one reminds me when I worked as a sacker at Dyess Commissary. I had to load 4 over flowing carts of groceries into a PT cruiser that had four ladies. In the end I had to bury a couple in the backseat because there was no m ore room in the back of the vehicle.
ReplyDeleteAs for #2. You know what the problem with youth today is...? They're young.
#3, he's a lumber jack, but he's not okay...
#4 He put's on womens clothing, and hangs out at Wal-Marts!
#5 Begging to look normal after all of the other photos...
You're a lumberjack and you don't care....
ReplyDeleteScott, do you miss your van?
ReplyDeleteIt troubles me about your definition of gift. ;-)
ReplyDeleteMy van was my BABY. 1986 Chevy custom belvedere...ARRRGGGHHH. Miss it so much.
ReplyDeleteAdmiral, yeah don't you just love it.
ReplyDeleteWe all miss those cars Scott.
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