Boomer’s Sunday
Aim Low, Boys.
Ruh-roh!
Waffle Slayer.
You knew this was coming.
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Thanks everyone!
Happy Sunday
Another good one. Thanks!
🙂
The Klingon Empire thanks you for so many memes.
Another week, another Twain misattribution.
https://quoteinvestigator.com/2018/01/10/like-dogs/
Don’t touch my squeaky toy.
Touché… 😉
Can we afford the lumber to build all of the scaffolds that will be needed, or do we say f^ck it and just use lampposts? Asking for a friend.
Comparatively speaking, .22s are cheap.
Rope is a sunk cost and done, trees are free.
Aim low, Boys. I saw what you did there. Lewis Grizzard grins. And let’s not forget this little bit of wisdom from My Boy, LG, so very appropriate for the times: RIP, Good Sir.
“If you want something sweet, order the pound cake. Anybody who puts sugar in the corn bread is a heathen who doesn’t love the Lord, not to mention Southeastern Conference football.”
Georgia Bull Dawgs, Back to Back Natty Champs
https://th.bing.com/th/id/OIP.LVtsfkxXt-QPziWzyFidFQHaE6?pid=ImgDet&rs=1
Plus, you can use that same rope over and over again. A good length of hemp rope can be used about a hundred times before one needs to worry about wear and tear.
Apparently I am Al Bundy Cool!
And Thank You as always.
Good stuff once again!!!
Young Poe first saw that warning about “guessing when the guard is on duty” at a rundown old roadside filling station/grocery store in the hills of rural eastern Mississippi almost fifty years ago. The place looked like it was probably more than fifty years old even then.
A faded old hand-lettered cardboard sign affixed to the rickety old wooden screen door read:
“This here place is guarded three nights a week with a pump 12 gauge. You guess which three.”
Poe chuckled about the folksy wisdom of that all the way back to Pensacola and quoted it many times during the ensuing decades.
Great Sunday toons.