Squawk! Polly want a hookah!
Squawk! Polly want a hookah!
Think of all the scurvy those oranges could have prevented. Oh, the humanity!
I wish these guys would stop kicking the robots. One day someone will be missing a leg.
TSA said that the launcher belonged to a Florida manIs that a grenade launcher in your pocket or are you glad to see me.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/tsa-confi...uncher-pennsylvania-airport/story?id=61484938
Poor guy was probably just at the range and forgot to tke it out of his bag.![]()
TSA said that the launcher belonged to a Florida man
Doesn't he know rockets are supposed to be trucked?Is that a grenade launcher in your pocket or are you glad to see me.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/tsa-confi...uncher-pennsylvania-airport/story?id=61484938
Poor guy was probably just at the range and forgot to tke it out of his bag.![]()
A billionaire diamond trader has died during a penis enlargement operation at a posh Parisian clinic, it was reported.
But a working penis is.... it definitely proves that money isn't everything:
Hidden deep within the text of her Squaremouth insurance policy was a contest to win $10,000. The company buried instructions for claiming the grand prize in the fine print of every Tin Leg Travel Insurance contract.
The importance of reading the fine print:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/woman-...nsurance-policy-wins-10000-in-hidden-contest/
Yeap... but I never fell for it, cause I had the habit of always first reading the tests in a bottom to top order before getting started. That way I had a quicker grasp of which were the hardest (and easiest) questions.Did ever have one of those tests where the first instruction was to read all instructions first? Second instruction was to write your name at the top of the test. After that where all kind of crazy instructions like standing up and shouting your name etc. Last instruction was to was to complete only instructions 1 and 2.![]()
Yeap... but I never fell for it, cause I had the habit of always first reading the tests in a bottom to top order before getting started. That way I had a quicker grasp of which were the hardest (and easiest) questions.