The exhaust port is where the real danger is at though.Behold the power of this fuller armed and operational canine...
No, I meant the double standard he was talking about - we're fine with our musicians being doped to mars and back, but for some reason, not our athletes.Explain how it's a double standard that Eric Idle posts that?
Because in athletes it gives them a scientific provable edge in their sport. For musicians, not so much. For some? Sure. For all? I wouldn't say so.No, I meant the double standard he was talking about - we're fine with our musicians being doped to mars and back, but for some reason, not our athletes.
You're the worst, Britta.Because in athletes it gives them a scientific provable edge in their sport. For musicians, not so much. For some? Sure. For all? I wouldn't say so.
Look at Justin Bieber, no drugs can explain that. That's 100% pact with Satan.
You damn well better take that back! When people make deals with the dark lord we get Blues, Heavy Metal and Super Mario Brothers 3. PRAISE BE TO THE DARK LORD AND THE GREAT MEDIA THAT YOU ARE SAID TO INSPIRE BY WEIRDOS!Because in athletes it gives them a scientific provable edge in their sport. For musicians, not so much. For some? Sure. For all? I wouldn't say so.
Look at Justin Bieber, no drugs can explain that. That's 100% pact with Satan.
Why do I get the feeling that when the aliens take over this will be how human societies history will look like in their text fractals?
I nearly had a Stinkor figure. My parents got it for me for Christmas, but it was so stinky they put it out in the garage. After a week or so in there, he still stank too much to bring in the house, so my parents returned him and got me a different figure.Do you remember Stinkor (third from the right on the top row)? The action figure whose primary selling point was "really smells bad" because they mixed patchouli in with the plastic before injection molding him? And that one torture set that came with real green slime to dump on the heroes?
The fact that it's on a pie tray is amusing. "Alright! Who wants a big slice of vinegar mayonnaise pie!"View attachment 8704
I love the punctuation on this packaging,
"Caution: Aluminum trays are not suitable for storing large.
"Quantities of strong acidic foods such as vinegar & mayonnaise."
Despite the dessert on the label, it's not really a pie pan. It's straight sides, like the aluminum take-out containers some restaurants use.The fact that it's on a pie tray is amusing. "Alright! Who wants a big slice of vinegar mayonnaise pie!"
Oh! Well then. A vinegar mayonnaise concoction might just be contained in there. You never know with takeout...Despite the dessert on the label, it's not really a pie pan. It's straight sides, like the aluminum take-out containers some restaurants use.
I can completely see someone trying to store coleslaw in there.Oh! Well then. A vinegar mayonnaise concoction might just be contained in there. You never know with takeout...