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(Yo Spiff)
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Hmm – not the usual highly entertaining and imaginative pictures this week. And no cats!
This week was weirdly sparse.
(slugs)
Mmm, I think I’ll go to Chipotle too.
Do not be fooled by the puppy. The button brings nothing but doom.
That kid REALLY doesn’t like peas….
The average American sees at least one image or depiction of a cow every day of their lives. The More You Know.
Well, I imagine part of that would be due to the advertising for burger joints EVERYWHERE all the time. Ground beef counts as a picture of a cow right?
I think it means an actual cow in non-processed cow form. Whether it be an illustration, a photo or in person. Now that you know about it you’ll start taking notice of your daily cow. You’re welcome.
The Daily Cow.
That just amuses me to no end.
I now want a shirt with a Cow on it…
“Your Daily Cow”…
now i want chick-fil-a
Ten of the best photos…. But yet, I only count eight.
Instant I saw that first picture, I thought -
MOM: “Eat your peas.” ; KID: “NO!”
MOM: “Then no cookies.” ; KID: “NO!”
MOM: “Then eat your peas.” ; KID: “NO!”
MOM: “Don’t you know any other words?”
….
KID: “NO!”
Yeah roller derby! That’s my sport!
It’s awesome, hard hitting action with girls in fishnets – like this! http://alachuacountyrollers.com/Bios/LDBio.htm (that’s me!)
Seriously, if you guys haven’t seen a bout, you really need to find a local derby team (there are about 500 in the States and more internationally;mostly female, though if you’re lucky you can find some good men’s teams too [like my coach's team; the Magic City Misfts]) and go watch them play.