Local park. Built 14-15 years ago and I drive by it regularly, never anyone in it, EVAR.......
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Mr_Asa said:
First thing that popped in my head was "Roooxaaanne..."
In reply to stanger_mussle (Forum Supporter) :
All these years I've been reading your name as stanger missile.
In reply to spitfirebill :
It is. It was. Missile, right? The berk? Are we slipping?
In reply to Appleseed :
It was. Then someone, I think floating doc but I'm not positive, called him mussel and he changed it. Few months back I think, but this year is all kinda mashed together.
Pete Gossett (Forum Supporter) said:
Mr_Asa said:
First thing that popped in my head was "Roooxaaanne..."
God dammit. Now that song is stuck in my head. Why you gotta be such a whooure, Roxanne, why?
may the fleas of a thousand camels infest your armpits (not really, but ya know Cannonball and all that).
In reply to Mr_Asa :
I used to work at and my dad retired from a brass mill just east of the Mississippi they owned several ammunitions plants. We ran a lot brass for govt munitions contracts. The machine I worked on pretty much only ran US and other friendly govt contracts. They owned at least one ammunition plant west of the mississippi that only did govt ammunition. I wish I had taken pics of the no smoking signs, they said no smoking permitted outside this building. People had to smoke inside because of forklifts driving by outside were carrying gun powder to the adjacent ammo plant. We had storage bunkers for ammo on two sides of our building.
NOT A TA said:
Local park. Built 14-15 years ago and I drive by it regularly, never anyone in it, EVAR.......
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so, the sign theoretically says trespassers won't be prosecuted.
however, looking at the code, apparently it's a really fancy (scary?) sign for "don't walk on the grass", and maybe "don't take anything". Or maybe, you'll be prosecuted for taking this sign?
Don't walk on the grass? In a park? Sheesh. I figured it was a daylight-only ordinance with a poorly chosen sign
Hard to see in the picture... even with my drawing, lol...but there are old yellow road lines on this patch of concrete. Like they took it up from somewhere else, and used it here as a patch. Is that possible to do?
Justjim75 said:
In reply to kazoospec :
West Memphis Arkansas?
Haha, nope, Toledo, OH. It was during the height of the "crack wars" in the 90's.
JAGwinn
New Reader
9/1/20 5:02 p.m.
Yellow Line = crime scene....
Down South, you guys take snacks seriously. Welcome to Snack Jail, where you have to bail out your own snacks.
This could describe a real southern jail also.
In reply to Tony Sestito:
These snacks are better guarded than I guard my balls)
In fact, I live in an area that's probably worse than this.
JAGwinn said:
Yellow Line = crime scene....
No... they're definitely your standard lane divider lines.
Appleseed said:
In reply to spitfirebill :
It is. It was. Missile, right? The berk? Are we slipping?
Its been stanger_missle since 2002 (when I registered for Yahoo mail and misspelled it, now I have to misspell it out of tradition). I think it was SVRex that accidentally called me stanger_mussle in a reply and I thought it was berkeleying hilarious so I changed it. Then I made the dumb avatar one night after about 6 beers.
If you can't laugh at yourself and all that...
I saw two strange, or at least rare, things today. I was compelled to photograph both for proof:
Holy crap, a pay phone?! I would have had to call my cell just to see if it worked. Well, assuming i had some spray disinfectant with me.
ultraclyde (Forum Supporter) said:
Holy crap, a pay phone?! I would have had to call my cell just to see if it worked. Well, assuming i had some spray disinfectant with me.
I didn't even think to see if it still worked until I was back in the car. In my defense at that obvious lapse of judgement, I was holding a dog leash with a stubborn Milo at the end of it and a bag of poop in my left hand while taking the photo with my right; and I had to get back to the van to help my wife get babygirl back in the carseat.
How much do pay phones cost these days?
Saron81 said:
How much do pay phones cost these days?
If it's as bad as my Sprint bill about $26 a call
In reply to Stampie :
I often require the assistance of a tail holder. I didn't know there was a commercial product. I have just been asking my nurses.
The more you know...