blurt posted:
take away the text and you might think it was an oral sex manual
The joker gif is CREEPY. But that mirror looks like a magnifying glass, so I guess someone made it, and it's not from video.
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The doll gif looks obviously fake, because of bad acting, her reaction was slow.
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The doll gif looks obviously fake, because of bad acting, her reaction was slow.
LLEVIATHANN posted:
That driver is just sick and tired of those side-of-the-road reporting idiots.
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radarman posted:
I hate that, and Android does the same. They take different versions of the OS and add them up. I have no doubt they have more marketshare (I don't care about that) but I'd like to see honest numbers. Latest version of OS X vs latest version of Windows, and latest iOS vs latest Android.
And the main reason Windows and android sell so much? you can buy really cheap, "no-name" stuff.
The only winner is Samsung. They sell PCs and android phones at all level prices.
user posted:That driver is just sick and tired of those side-of-the-road reporting idiots.
Yeah I get it but had a chunk of ice hit the guy in back of the head it could've killed him. A risk any municipality should avoid.
Did you see the long version?
There are four snow plows, lined up at offsets so that the snow from the first truck in the leftmost lane is thrown into the path of the following truck that is a little more centered, that then throws it to the right in front of the third truck, that then puts it all in front of the fourth and rightmost truck, that then throws all the accumulated snow off the road.
If the reporter didn't see it coming, the cameraman most certainly did.
I don't think the driver was doing anything but holding the line that had to in order to do his job. The reporter and the cameraman had plenty of time to get out of the way, but didn't for whatever reason.
There are four snow plows, lined up at offsets so that the snow from the first truck in the leftmost lane is thrown into the path of the following truck that is a little more centered, that then throws it to the right in front of the third truck, that then puts it all in front of the fourth and rightmost truck, that then throws all the accumulated snow off the road.
If the reporter didn't see it coming, the cameraman most certainly did.
I don't think the driver was doing anything but holding the line that had to in order to do his job. The reporter and the cameraman had plenty of time to get out of the way, but didn't for whatever reason.
TOS posted:ah ... the sixties
Judging by the looks, that probably wasn't normal attire even then.
I can remember High-School girls wearing clothes just like that. They called them Sizzlers, and they had a panty that matched the fabric of the dress that they would wear over their underwear, much like a cheer leading outfit.
That made it Ok ...
That made it Ok ...
blurt posted:
Nice end mill. I don't think we have anything quite that large.
justine posted:TOS posted:ah ... the sixties
Judging by the looks, that probably wasn't normal attire even then.
the caption said it dated from south africa in 1965 ... not the most liberal of times and places
You see more revealing outfits on any given college coed when it noses above 60 degrees every spring.
okay, that's clever
"There, I fixed it!"
when googling news near you….. you expect a headline and a short blurb about the headline…..
I won't eat at her house.
I won't eat at her house.
dv posted:You see more revealing outfits on any given college coed when it noses above 60 degrees every spring.
And that is why spring in a college town cannot be beaten.
agreed