Funny Picture - Video Thread III

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My volume is stuck on low

 

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I predict more heat

 

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What tha hell's going on here?

 

[benenglish]

I predict more heat

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I wonder when I'll get old enough that I no longer react to such things.

 

[baboon]

I wonder when I'll get old enough that I no longer react to such things.

What Willie Nelson say about out living his dick?

 

[busykngt]

One of my favorite classics (42 sec):

 

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[Geezer]

I wonder when I'll get old enough that I no longer react to such things.

They'll be shoveling dirt in your face before that happens.

 

[oohrah]

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Also where the term "scuttlebutt" comes from. The scuttle butt held drinking water, so it was today's equivalent of hanging around the water fountain (sorry for the digression)

 

[easy rider]

Also where the term "scuttlebutt" comes from. The scuttle butt held drinking water, so it was today's equivalent of hanging around the water fountain (sorry for the digression)

Ship's drinking water used to come from a scuttled butt(cask). Scuttlebutt is still a term used for a drinking fountain on ships, also a term used for rumors.

 

[TheMailMan]

I wonder when I'll get old enough that I no longer react to such things.

You don't have to be old. Prostate cancer will do the job to ya.

 

[Younggun]

One of my favorite classics (42 sec):

Anyone want to take bets on how she landed the job?


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[BRD@66]

Also where the term "scuttlebutt" comes from. The scuttle butt held drinking water, so it was today's equivalent of hanging around the water fountain (sorry for the digression)

And if one chooses to believe everything that is available on the internet (I do not), the place to stack cannon balls on a sailing warship, was called a brass monkey.

 

[Whistler]

Well the ships I was on didn't have cannon (I know! I was shocked too!) So I couldn't say if that's true.

 

[Army 1911]

It is true, they were made of brass so they would not spark and set off black powder exploding shells, powder spilled on the deck or elsewhere. They kept the cannonball from rolling around lioae on the deck.

 

[DyeF9]