Tuesday, May 8, 2018
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Except for 3, future Darwin Awards.
ReplyDelete3 deserves it, but it's too late. I just hope those kids learn and live long enough to know better.
You can tell that it's the Third World when the pipeline makes a better road than the roads.
ReplyDeleteThat last one looks like something I would do. Actually - I probably have. And it even looks like my car. Reminds me of trying to cram my new bumper cover into the car when I picked it up at FedEx. It ultimately was a no-go. I didn't dare leave it hanging out to flop in the wind.
ReplyDeleteGood grief. Scary some of them.
ReplyDeleteI linked you to Tuesday Fun.
Have a fabulous day, Odie. ☺
edutcher, someone at Facebook thought it was Obama.
ReplyDeleteLL, We could call it "Pipeline Road".
ReplyDeleteAdrienne, doesn't FedEx deliver? Or doesn't a bumper cover cover the car you're driving? Excuse me for being confused.
ReplyDeleteSandee, is it Tuesday already?
ReplyDeletePeople will find a way, even if it's the wrong way...
ReplyDeleteI knew the guy who used to work on the Mackinaw Bridge, here in Michigan. He walked the cables to paint them and to change the light bulbs. Of course, you never get done with a job like that. By the time you get the bulbs changed, it was time to start over.
ReplyDeleteHe was older than me, I lost contact with him. But he and a friend of his bought an old house as an investment, I think in Texas or some place. They were cleaning it out, and he found an old postage stamp, like real old. They put it with an auction house in NY City, it was expected to sell for over 2 million dollars. I never heard how much they got for it.
He was just a nice guy, closer with my parents than me. What you would consider a hillbilly from down south, Kentucky or Tennessee.