Friday Ephemera
Husband detected. || In between homes. || Bandits’ Roost, not unlike a certain alley referred to around these parts. || Cacti in bloom. || Bird synthesizers. || Kestrels at home. || Canned cake. || Stacking scenes. || Something error happen. || The progressive retail experience, parts 426, 427, and 428. || Today’s word is intriguing. || Onwards and upwards. || “Save time and water.” || She has some “shower thoughts.” || 1940s waterfront. || Today’s other words are scrotal heat stress device. || Life hack. (h/t, Julia) || All in the jaw. || Dog-fussing detected. || Heh. || Heh 2. || Heh 3. || Can you drink heavy water? || Make way for more woke innovation. See her inner loveliness. || And finally, the thrill of air travel.
How George Jetson would live in a world without flying cars.
Reminds me of a reststop along I-95.
How George Jetson would live in a world without flying cars.
Note how small the house is, only about 1200 square feet.
only about 1200 square feet.
Well given 1971 Sarasota was likely intended for retirees or snowbirds. Though 1971 is kinda late for having the washing machine and dryer in the kitchen.
She’s from Portland. Quelle surprise.
“On a lighter note, this is a casus belli.”
At this stage, it looks like the BBC is basically daring the government to cut off the licence fee. And if that doesn’t push it into action, nothing will.
“At least one of those pictiures at first looked like CGI, but no, that’s a real house. Missing a mid-fifties Cadillac, though.”
Funny you should say that. There’s a guy whose name I forget who takes highly stylized, dreamlike, photos of classic cars of the ’50s and ’60s (which could also be mistaken for CGI), and I’m 99% certain he’s used that very house as a backdrop.
I’ll keep racking my brain and browser history to see if I can find a link…
I’ll keep racking my brain…
Try putting it in the comfy chair instead.
At this stage, it looks like the BBC is basically daring the government to cut off the licence fee. And if that doesn’t push it into action, nothing will.
[ Italian special forces storm the BBC, burn it to the ground, and waterboard its executives with Marinara sauce. ]
I have questions about British waterfowl.
I have more questions, David.
Turnabout is fair play, Taylor.
For blogging it’s the banana hammock
That’s one hell of a budgie.
Groucho was a trend setter, it seems.
Groucho was a trend setter, it seems.
I had been under the impression that the turdsucker approach to applying lipstick had met its deserved end in the 1990s.
Groucho
Has it occurred to the editor of the Grimsby Telegraph that stories like this might not necessarily show his already troubled town in the best possible light?
“I have questions about British waterfowl.”
They called it Mallard for a reason, is all I’m saying.
There’s a guy whose name I forget who takes highly stylized, dreamlike, photos of classic cars…
Probably not this guy, but if you’ve got a week or two to marvel:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/24796741@N05/
So much other stuff going on over there that you’re not telling us about. A guy was growing a penis on his arm. Did you really think we would never find out?
Hmm … When I shower a due, I am not thinking of saving time and water.
Where I come from, we have nature-made bird synthesizers. They’re called mockingbirds.