how about a meme generator thread...

[Hoppy2bmerry]

 

[balrog]

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Very nice.

Point of contention: that's not doors, that looks like tubes, so should be more--

What have I done to deserve this
Can't find my love if I can't find myself
I'm imprisoned by amnesia
And I can't break the spell

 

[balrog]

 

[Hoppy2bmerry]

Very nice.

Point of contention: that's not doors, that looks like tubes, so should be more--

What have I done to deserve this
Can't find my love if I can't find myself
I'm imprisoned by amnesia
And I can't break the spell

I think you still need more coffee, man.

 

[Broken Crow]

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I think you still need more coffee, man.

I discovered years ago that if you have some dried up old psilocybin shrooms, they make a lovely addition to your morning coffee.
Just sayin'

 

[Broothru]

Very nice.

Point of contention: that's not doors, that looks like tubes, so should be more--

What have I done to deserve this
Can't find my love if I can't find myself
I'm imprisoned by amnesia
And I can't break the spell

And here I thought it was Jim Morrison…

 

[Jayjay1976]

 

[Jayjay1976]

 

[Jayjay1976]

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I can't stop chuckling at the thought of a neanderthal named Kevin.

 

[Kent88]

Hey Jayjay, good to "see" you. Hope you are well.

 

[Brew_Dude41]

I can't stop chuckling at the thought of a neanderthal named Kevin.

Poor Kevin...
Maybe he found his way to Otter Slide.

 

[Brew_Dude41]

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Anyone else feel strangely compelled to grill up some dogs tonight?

 

[nobadays]

 

[Broothru]

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Donuts it is, then.

 

[Jayjay1976]

Hey Jayjay, good to "see" you. Hope you are well.

Bish I'm DeLuxe. Look me up.

 

[Hoppy2bmerry]

Anyone else feel strangely compelled to grill up some dogs tonight?

Maybe that darn neighbor’s beagle that barks all day.

 

[GrogNerd]

Anyone else feel strangely compelled to grill up some dogs tonight?

 

[GrogNerd]

i can't stop thinking about the first guy to take a razor sharp object to his own neck to scrape off hair

first guy to eat any kind of shellfish had to be powerful hungry

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[Agent]

This one goes out to all my homies in the upper Midwest this week.

 

[Kent88]

When our ancestors settled here they told the rest of the country "no, it's fine, you weren't really going to use this place anyways".

 

[balrog]

 

[scrap iron]

My Dad had a Nash convertible when I was a teenager. I learned how to drive in it with a three on the tree manual trans. cool car.

 

[3 Dawg Night]

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This one goes out to all my homies in the upper Midwest this week.

A buddy of mine took a job in Minnesota. During his first winter there, he sent me a picture of his thermostat showing a 100-degree difference between the indoor and outdoor temperatures with the caption "I don't think we're in Kansas (or Mississippi) anymore, Toto."

 

[Kent88]

Terrific place to live, though.

 

[Kent88]

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This one goes out to all my homies in the upper Midwest this week.

Hold up, why is Watertown "000"???

I'm concerned.

 

[Ki-ri-n]

Because meteorologists always get something wrong in the forecast

 

[Kharnynb]

 

[GrogNerd]

first winter I lived in Minnesota, it got down to like 20 below with a 20 mile an hour wind & I learned the phrase "too cold to snow" & learned you gotta have an oil heater or your winter beater ain't gonna start.

 

[Kent88]

At least our sneks and spiders don't kill people.

Well, I've seen people react poorly to Minnesota spider bites, but it didn't kill them. I guess there's a chance that ones system doesn't tolerate spider venom well it might kill them, but it shouldn't.

 

[Broothru]

Orfirst winter I lived in Minnesota, it got down to like 20 below with a 20 mile an hour wind & I learned the phrase "too cold to snow" & learned you gotta have lan oil heater or your winter beater ain't gonna start.

Same as Maine. I spent three years in the Navy based in Coastal Maine. PCS’d in late September. Our house didn’t have a garage or fenced-in yard for our German Shepherd. But we did have oil heat and a fireplace, and I had a shop install a block heater for our one car.

Somewhere around mid-January with OAT -20F, even the dog, who loved cold weather and snow, was learning how to hold his bladder. With no fence, we had to walk him whenever nature called. That required me to suit-up in my best L.L. Bean’s winter gear. Day or late at night.

The block heater meant the engine would always crank, and car heat would be available with only a few minutes’ drive time. Roads were always clear by the time to head to work, since every fisherman or construction worker with a pickup truck had a plow and a county contract to clear a certain stretch of hghiway.

Winters lasted a long time, but the summers were well worth the wait… as long as you didn’t have the duty that day.