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jag420 posted:Why is that Canadian lady having a sleep on Everest? the mighty canadian maple warms her as she happily dreams of all the other mountains she will climb in photoshop
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Jan 13, 2015 07:49
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SaltLick posted:She'd probably have been fine if she didn't waste 30 minutes up there loving around. that summit pic wasn't going to photoshop itself you know
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pentyne posted:But it was her dream! every time he thought about arguing her out of it he'd go to the file cabinet, find the life insurance policy, thumb through it and count to ten
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ZombieLenin posted:Maybe he is hooking his body up with animatronics that can be activated with smart home technology. dress his corpse up like an old west prospector and also put in a recording that says "I'D TURN BACK IF'N I WUZ YOU"
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Mar 28, 2015 19:43
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Leperflesh posted:I was living in California and going to elementary school when Mt. St. Helens erupted. It was one of the earliest events I distinctly remember watching news footage about. As kids, we were just excited, "holy poo poo volcanoes are cool," but the news coverage was talking about nearby cities coated with layers of ash. One of my friends came back from a family vacation a few months later and he brought along baggies of ash they'd scooped up at roadsides. Hell yeah, ash-getting buddy I was in elementary school too when it happened. My aunt and uncle had just moved to Oregon and they sent me a little vial of Genuine Mount St. Helens Ash. My friends and I decided we wanted to make a volcano of our own so we buried the ash in our playground sandbox because we were in first grade and didn't know any better. A few weeks later the school added more sand to the sandbox, presumably by bringing a dump truck over, it doesn't matter, what matters is that we all came to school one morning to find a cone-shaped heap of sand where we'd planted our volcano and knew then that we had harnessed the power that separates men from gods. Mrs. J didn't believe us.
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quote:In 2007, two 17-year-old boys participating in a tug of war game at a Colorado homecoming looped the rope around their hands and suffered amputations. “Hearing it was pretty gross,” a student at the scene later told NBC. “There was like a lot of people screaming and just all blood flying everywhere and just people running out of the room." Signs were later posted at the Christian high school that read, “Their hands are in His hands.” thanks for looking after our severed hands, god
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October Revolution posted:I do almost this exact trip every year (Montreal to Jacksonville and back) and it is incredibly boring and there's not much to see on 95. N and S Carolina are the worst parts of the whole trip too. But I-95 through the Carolinas has South of the Border, the tackiest tourist trap known to man, plus all the billboards with horrible puns (PEDRO SAYS "HOT DOG! YOU NEVER SAUSAGE A PLACE") for like 700 miles beforehand. It's poo poo but at least it helps the monotony. The worst part is getting to Florida for the first time and not realizing just how much farther you have to drive to get to Miami, let alone Key West. Second worst part is the Baltimore-DC corridor. Feels like you're always guaranteed a few dozen miles of stop-n-go outside Baltimore no matter what time of day you travel.
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