sirdroseph wrote:
 


I'm guessing that wealth is heavily skewed towards the guy with the hat.  Regardless, what are they guilty of?

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 


Reminds me of a long ago life in the oilfield.

Conversation on Facebook this morning went something like this:
   

Friend 1: You think it's cold? Try sitting on a portapotty at 7°. That's Cold!

Friend 2: You need to plan ahead and put some toe warmers on the seat.

Friend 1: I tried that but Steve had to put his boots back on.

 Proclivities wrote: 
How to defeat a gorgon or maybe a weeping angel?

 miamizsun wrote: 

i can laugh now

recently wasn't paying a lot of attention

tried to shave with a safety razor

almost sliced my face off

for the foreseeable future i'll be using my gillette triple blade super glide turbo gel excreting fusion fission led blinking blade-o-matic

 Proclivities wrote: 

Don’s what? Portable toilet names covered for inauguration

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
That street is a relatively narrow one-way, more like a side street, but there is access to a freeway a few blocks up, so some out-of-town truck drivers must take it as a shortcut, or by using their GPS device. Other than that stretch of about four or five blocks near the downtown (Main St), it's primarily a residential street, so it seems odd that large trucks are on it so often - but there are a lot of restaurants and other businesses around there. A lot of the trucks seem to be moving trucks, Duke University's East Campus and a lot of student housing is near there too, so the moving trucks may have been employed by students.  There may even be a "no trucks" or "trucks use other route." sign at the ends of each preceding block - I'll check.  

I didn't realize NBC News had done a spot on it.

 Proclivities wrote: 
That site is mesmerizing. I guess they just put in new warnings (in addition to all the others that were failing to cut thru the stupid):
 
 

 Proclivities wrote: 
Must be a lot of unemployed truck drivers in your town.