One Of My Very Own…
ralph.henry.at.folio.olio@gmail.com
Another pic of the boy...
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Some people may not get this...
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Remember this from yesterday?
Well, there was more art next to the one I mentioned.
It's the favorite of my etchings that depicts a dancing court jester, a carrot and a spine. The caption reads: By midnight he found himself dancing with a carrot and a spine.
I've been a fan of the absurd for a long time.
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Seven years in med school...
My doctor told me that the hip replacement part that is inserted into the marrow will actually become a part of the bone.
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Capturing the moment on your smartphone will never be as good as actually living the moment.
I agree with that.
And it can get much, much worse...
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Ever wonder why god never told people to stone rapists?
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There comes a time in every Christian's life that they have to ask if Bigfoot was on Noah's Ark.
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My wife calls oral sex "Licking the panty oyster."
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Newspaper articles worth your time...
BTW I make things like that very large to aid in reading them on your phone.
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The only job where you start at the top is digging holes.
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Well, this is good news...
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This is what he got...
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Oh, my...
You're welcome.
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Eric Cartman circa 1900
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Case in point is this.
The only reason we are still even discussing this is that both sides refuse to vote for anything the other side proposes.
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German high jumper Ariane Friedrich.
I guess her boobs won't get in the way.
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Rat mom saves baby rat from snake
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How to know who hit the pre-memorial bar for a few too many Bloody Marys...
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TIL in 1955, some 20,000 pennies were stuck with doubled obverse lettering. Today, these coins are worth up to $20,000 USD each.
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Well, then do your own credible study, goddamnit! I would love to see the results.
But here's a big percentage of your problem...
There is a genocide going on in the black community perpetrated by other black people. How, exactly, is this my fault.
And what about this?
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You can't logic your way through emotion.
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Think children's lit.
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I don't get that cartoon. Anyone?
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The very definition of Near Death Experience.
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This is what the tea that was dumped into the Boston Harbor would have looked like.
In the 1700s, tea was compressed into planks; a plank this size could last a person roughly a year. They would be bought in sections, and small slivers would be shaved off into the kettle every time somebody wanted to make a cup of tea.
(Couldn't verify that.)
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We'll let this speak for itself...
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And we all know the song they are singing...
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How to remove dents...
That reflexive stroking she does before the second pull.
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Twins.
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Playing with death...
And that, Gentle Reader, is why they can't bury those cables. It would jump to the nearby soil in just the same way.
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I'm a firm believer that every traffic jam begins with one dumbass.
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ralph.henry.at.folio.olio@gmail.com
Another pic of the boy...
-
Some people may not get this...
-
Remember this from yesterday?
Well, there was more art next to the one I mentioned.
It's the favorite of my etchings that depicts a dancing court jester, a carrot and a spine. The caption reads: By midnight he found himself dancing with a carrot and a spine.
I've been a fan of the absurd for a long time.
-
>
Seven years in med school...
My doctor told me that the hip replacement part that is inserted into the marrow will actually become a part of the bone.
>
Capturing the moment on your smartphone will never be as good as actually living the moment.
I agree with that.
And it can get much, much worse...
>
Ever wonder why god never told people to stone rapists?
>
>
There comes a time in every Christian's life that they have to ask if Bigfoot was on Noah's Ark.
>
>
My wife calls oral sex "Licking the panty oyster."
>
>
Newspaper articles worth your time...
BTW I make things like that very large to aid in reading them on your phone.
>
The only job where you start at the top is digging holes.
>
>
Well, this is good news...
>
This is what he got...
>
Oh, my...
You're welcome.
>
Eric Cartman circa 1900
>
Case in point is this.
The only reason we are still even discussing this is that both sides refuse to vote for anything the other side proposes.
>
>
German high jumper Ariane Friedrich.
I guess her boobs won't get in the way.
>
>
Rat mom saves baby rat from snake
>
How to know who hit the pre-memorial bar for a few too many Bloody Marys...
>
TIL in 1955, some 20,000 pennies were stuck with doubled obverse lettering. Today, these coins are worth up to $20,000 USD each.
>
>
Well, then do your own credible study, goddamnit! I would love to see the results.
But here's a big percentage of your problem...
There is a genocide going on in the black community perpetrated by other black people. How, exactly, is this my fault.
And what about this?
>
You can't logic your way through emotion.
>
Think children's lit.
>
I don't get that cartoon. Anyone?
>
The very definition of Near Death Experience.
>
This is what the tea that was dumped into the Boston Harbor would have looked like.
In the 1700s, tea was compressed into planks; a plank this size could last a person roughly a year. They would be bought in sections, and small slivers would be shaved off into the kettle every time somebody wanted to make a cup of tea.
(Couldn't verify that.)
>
>
We'll let this speak for itself...
>
And we all know the song they are singing...
>
How to remove dents...
That reflexive stroking she does before the second pull.
>
Twins.
>
Playing with death...
And that, Gentle Reader, is why they can't bury those cables. It would jump to the nearby soil in just the same way.
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SOME REPOSTS I STILL FOUND AMUSING
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I'm a firm believer that every traffic jam begins with one dumbass.
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