Maggie’s Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes thread (work safe, no nudity)

[Dead Eye Dick]

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Who the heck are these guys?

If I have to tell you, you are way, way, way too young to understand!

But if you must, to quote the movie (made in 1962 so what is now, was not a racial or insultive slur at the time of the movie, so please don’t be offended or triggered or send me nasty emails, or try to sue our man, Frank)

Dialog immediately after this shot was taken (actor was off screen) “My boy Pompeii, at the door.”

Caught the hint?

Still don’t know, google famous movies that included hit songs from the early 60’s. The title of both will give you the name of the fellow portrayed by Lee Marvin.

 

[Dead Eye Dick]

Sometimes it pays to have just a bit of politeness.

 

[Dead Eye Dick]

A background in music will help understand

However, one will note, the notation is not correct.

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

If I have to tell you, you are way, way, way too young to understand!

But if you must, to quote the movie (made in 1962 so what is now, was not a racial or insultive slur at the time of the movie, so please don’t be offended or triggered or send me nasty emails, or try to sue our man, Frank)

Dialog immediately after this shot was taken (actor was off screen) “My boy Pompeii, at the door.”

Caught the hint?

Still don’t know, google famous movies that included hit songs from the early 60’s. The title of both will give you the name of the fellow portrayed by Lee Marvin.

Man we need that sarcasm emoji

 

[Pharmseller]

 

[missed]

This guy bought from the “available” rack.

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They are painted like the Mexican restaurants down here!

 

[armorpl8chikn]

There are stone walls in the woods everywhere in New England for seemingly no reason. I try to figure out why they were built in these locations, but sometimes the location makes no sense to me.

It used to be cropland.
The best way to deal with rocks you till up, is to relocate them. You should be able to figure it out from here, now.

 

[Lawless]

It used to be cropland.
The best way to deal with rocks you till up, is to relocate them. You should be able to figure it out from here, now.

As someone who has gotten a semi load of rocks from my (admittedly large) garden, I can understand.

 

[armorpl8chikn]

As someone who has gotten a semi load of rocks from my (admittedly large) garden, I can understand.

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I'd love to have a load of them down here.

 

[Lawless]

I'd love to have a load of them down here.

The stone walls I have never found but I removed aprox 1quadrillion feet of ancient bob-war from these woods. Some sections were 9 strands vertically

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

The stone walls I have never found but I removed aprox 1quadrillion feet of ancient bob-war from these woods. Some sections were 9 strands vertically

That's one of the reasons why you use that first 8' of the tree for firewood and not for running through the sawmill.

 

[GUN NUT in IA]

How city people prevent getting lost…

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If only Hansel and Gretel had engineers tape.

Not as if walking a mile in any direction would not hit a main road.

I have walked through the woods . . . with people that can't walk through the woods . . . for a straight mile.

 

[philly1010]

 

[philly1010]

 

[sirhrmechanic]

 

[philly1010]

 

[sirhrmechanic]

We got these every couple of blocks around here….neighborhood libraries.

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Surprised it is not filled with “Billy has two Dads” books.

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Maltese Falcon!

You need to start loading them with "The Turner Diaries..." and "The Poor Man's James Bond."

Oh crap... I'm on another list now...

Sirhr

 

[sirhrmechanic]

As someone who has gotten a semi load of rocks from my (admittedly large) garden, I can understand.

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My garden produces that about every 3 years... frost brings them to the surface.

Every time I till it! Rocks. Rocks and more rocks.

We farm them here in New England. And they keep rising to the surface every spring.

Sirhr

 

[philly1010]

 

[sirhrmechanic]

The stone walls I have never found but I removed aprox 1quadrillion feet of ancient bob-war from these woods. Some sections were 9 strands vertically

That was the chicken farmers...

Sirhr

 

[philly1010]

 

[sirhrmechanic]

If I have to tell you, you are way, way, way too young to understand!

But if you must, to quote the movie (made in 1962 so what is now, was not a racial or insultive slur at the time of the movie, so please don’t be offended or triggered or send me nasty emails, or try to sue our man, Frank)

Dialog immediately after this shot was taken (actor was off screen) “My boy Pompeii, at the door.”

Caught the hint?

Still don’t know, google famous movies that included hit songs from the early 60’s. The title of both will give you the name of the fellow portrayed by Lee Marvin.

Libbity! Libbity!

"Pick it up."

One of the greatest of all time! At so many levels.

Sirhr

 

[Lawless]

That's one of the reasons why you use that first 8' of the tree for firewood and not for running through the sawmill.

Chains don’t like it either bro
I look for the signs but I have missed them a time or two

My garden produces that about every 3 years... frost brings them to the surface.

Every time I till it! Rocks. Rocks and more rocks.

We farm them here in New England. And they keep rising to the surface every spring.

Sirhr

Every time I disk it up we walk it and get the rocks up. My wife has several piles out there now from when she walked it last week. Eventually we may get em all….who am I kidding

 

[sirhrmechanic]

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Who the heck are these guys?

The sharp-eyed will recognize that "Reese" -- one of Lee Marvin's Sidekicks -- is none other than Lee Van Cleef... of The Good the Bad and the Ugly and For a Few Dollars More... among other Western greats!

And for those who are true aficionados of the Western... read up on Woody Strode who played Pompey. Amazing life for that man, too!

Sirhr

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

Letterman did a pretty good interview with Lee Van Cleef.
Yes, Mr. Strode was an amazing man.
Mr. "what we have here is a failure to communicate" played his part as a psycho really well, he's almost unrecognizable.

 

[Conaso]

Letterman did a pretty good interview with Lee Van Cleef.
Yes, Mr. Strode was an amazing man.
Mr. "what we have here is a failure to communicate" played his part as a psycho really well, he's almost unrecognizable.

I always thought that line was what Strother Martin was most noted. He played a great "cracker" warden.

 

[sirhrmechanic]

Letterman did a pretty good interview with Lee Van Cleef.
Yes, Mr. Strode was an amazing man.
Mr. "what we have here is a failure to communicate" played his part as a psycho really well, he's almost unrecognizable.

And TMWSLV is an amazing film in that it was John Ford's "Signoff" from the Western Frontier era. His tribute to the end of the West. It was released well into the color era. But Ford wanted to do it in Black and White as a tribute to his earlier movies like Stagecoach, The Grapes of Wrath and My Darling Clementine... and so many others.

Without a doubt one of the great movies of all time and on so many levels...

Sirhr

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

And TMWSLV is an amazing film in that it was John Ford's "Signoff" from the Western Frontier era. His tribute to the end of the West. It was released well into the color era. But Ford wanted to do it in Black and White as a tribute to his earlier movies like Stagecoach, The Grapes of Wrath and My Darling Clementine... and so many others.

Without a doubt one of the great movies of all time and on so many levels...

Sirhr

For me it ranks in the top 10 best movies of any genre and a strong number one contender for westerns.
It can be watched in its uncut entirety on prime right now.

 

[sirhrmechanic]

For me it ranks in the top 10 best movies of any genre and a strong number one contender for westerns.
It can be watched in its uncut entirety on prime right now.

I always sort of thought that a good 'sequal' to Liberty Valance was The Shootist. Very under-rated Western, but such a great movie on so many levels. Reuniting Jimmy Stewart and John Wayne for the last time. Not that they were in many films together.

Anyway... back to awesome memes! There is a good Westerns thread in Movie Theater. Needs revival!

Sirhr

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

A rare photo of evil using the flying motorcycle maneuver to kick start his bike.

 

[BullGear]

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We went to Bonaza more times than Carter had liver pills. Once my mom found out how cheap their dinners were, she was happy to get a break from fixing dinner that one night a week.

They had a good lunch menu too.

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

 

[BullGear]

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My boys were brought up cruising the junk yards around the house. We'd go every Sunday afternoon after church and before dinner. Some times dinner was delayed depending on what we found.

I had a small side hustle, digging out old a/c compressors then converting them to air compressors for off roaders.

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

My boys were brought up cruising the junk yards around the house. We'd go every Sunday afternoon after church and before dinner. Some times dinner was delayed depending on what we found.

I had a small side hustle, digging out old a/c compressors then converting them to air compressors for off roaders.

We used to scrounge for wrecking yards for 67' to 72' Chrysler Imperials.
Those came equipped with a steel crank four four oh not only internally balanced also factory blue printed.

 

[DuneBoer]

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Icky!



Could be worse.

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

Icky!

Do you remember the Santiam Junction store?

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

 

[Cowpokey]

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A rare photo of evil using the flying motorcycle maneuver to kick start his bike.

I drank with EK for a month in the summer of '94. He was staying in the same Holiday Inn as our team (TDY) just south of Kansas City, MO, would see him at the bar down stairs most evenings. I got along with him pretty well...he couldn't stand our team chief.

 

[DuneBoer]

Do you remember the Santiam Junction store?

Was it the old lodge?

 

[Lawless]

 

[armorpl8chikn]

The crazy thing.
Even the poople who voted for him know, its not outside the realm of possibility that he actually said that.

 

[Lawless]

 

[Lawless]

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

 

[SONIC SAAMI]