Calendars make nice Christmas gifts - although, as with all things, some are better than others.
Folks enjoy the simple pleasures up there in South Porcupine, Ontario. And in Tasmania, people adapt to an apparent boat shortage.
Two fellows try Veet Hair Removal for Men Gel, applying the product south of the Mason-Dixon line. Amazon has posted the Most Helpful Positive and Most Helpful Critical reviews - which sound oddly similar, and are both hilarious (H/T: Captain Heinrichs).
"You really need to quit, dad."
Good ones. The Veet reviews positively made me laugh out loud (and taught me some new euphemisms).
ReplyDeleteOh, c'mon. I grew up around cows. I never once caught them doing yoga.
ReplyDeletePilates, sure. But yoga? No way.
My sister sent me a Christmas card that read,
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with a calendar Christmas gift.
The calendar has a decidedly natural theme, full of snapping crocodiles, black-eyed upside-down bats and other creepy critters.
I've hung the calendar on the wall but I've already skipped through to March 2014 which features a relatively benign photograph of a turtle, as January and February really creeped me out.
I've since queried my sister as to what exactly a spirit of nature is and how many heads does it have?
Mike_W
The 'original' hot water vs cold air video:
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... and the temp in Yellowknife is -51F with the breeze.
Cheers
Deborah.... Great assortment, Paco! The hair removal one was a hoot...well, except for the poor fellow. Hope someone keeps the vacuum cleaner away from him. Just saying.
ReplyDeleteWonder how many skiers were in that picture? Oh, it was all fun until one fell, then it was all dominoes.
Mike_W, it seems there might have been a misprint on that card. It probably was meant to say, "piece" instead of "peace". Goose or venison for Christmas...yum.
Never mind the bollocks.
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