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I still think she ate one of them. . .
Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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God: Hey Adam how’s it going?
Adam: Hey God, good and You?
God: Fine fine. Have you seen Eve?
Adam: Sure, she’s bathing in the river.
God: Dammit! I’ll never get that smell out of the fish.
Target for the liposuction rod is .2mils high
I bet you are a blast at parties
She died yesterday (not kidding) and his limp dick still couldn’t handle her!
You’re such a sweetie sharing from your personal stash of sausage pics, thanks sugar britches
Do we need to call the police in Hamburg, NY?
I vacillated between a sad or a laugh emoji. Went for the laugh as I figured she’s probably like you and that’s the way she’d want it.
It looks to me that the way the parking spot lines are painted, that the lamp post is smack in the middle of the travel lanes. It’s a good thing that the men drive to church and not the women…
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Unngaaay, now plll my panz ovv bebe. An gen I'll drench anona chot!
She was a mean old woman, she told the doctors to cease all medical interventions and she was going out on her own terms and she did. If you were worried about laughing don’t, the apple never falls far from the tree…
“Righteous tits bro!”
I'll keep this in mind every time I fill up with gas... thanks Joe!
You are a mean old woman? Damn, who would have guessed?
"And here we see a live show being put on by the History of Transportation Museum on the Transitional Period of the early 1900s"...
That said, the NYC MTA better roll out some of the vintage R1 trains this year again and run them on the R or the E lines!
Those extremely high torque Westinghouse 700 volt DC traction motors are something to hear especially in the confined space underground. Just pure power.
Last time I saw that dude was in Charlie and the Chocolate factory
That’s one ugly dude…….
Uhhhhh, no. I wouldn’t be getting on that airplane.
I'm over 50, and I've had prostate cancer. I've got a gummy worm she can have.
"And here we see a live show being put on by the History of Transportation Museum on the Transitional Period of the early 1900s"...
That said, the NYC MTA better roll out some of the vintage R1 trains this year again and run them on the R or the E lines!
Those extremely high torque Westinghouse 700 volt DC traction motors are something to hear especially in the confined space underground. Just pure power.
My favorite was the R44.
I used to take it all the time for my summer college job once. It was the first series of cars to have the ♫♪ Bing Bong ♪♫ as the doors were closing. And the sound conditioning was so tight you could clearly hear the motor spool up and resonate from nothing. A consistent sound. I loved it. The R46's were close, but no cigar as, you couldn't hear that resonate spool up. Although they did have the "whistle break" release.
A lot of them were rebuilt by Morrison Knudsen, (as I was working on Wall St in the late 90's - early 2000s), so they lost that initial breaking sound but the sound conditioning and motor spool was retained.
