"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
That turtle on a skateboard is great. He looks pumped. I bet they were high when they first tried it, that looks like a stoner thing to do. Probably almost killed them laughing.
I'm still on Win7 OS, and I use 2 browsers together: Firefox and Edge, switching back and forth. If one browser won't do it I go to the other one. Not that they're compatible. Edge plays videos that FF won't, but FF displays stuff which Edge just gives blank page... - Bruce
I've been watching the skateboard turtle for a while now, and I still have a question: Who makes the tiny skateboards, and why? Did they foresee a market for skateboards for turtles?
I believe every new generation of mosquitoes is getting more skilled at avoiding my slaps. Either that or I'm getting slower withy age, nah couldn't be that.
But every time I squash one, I think how by killing the slow and weak I'm leaving the quick ones to survive. Eventually: super-mosquitoe will arise, invincible. - Bruce
That turtle on a skateboard is great.
ReplyDeleteHe looks pumped.
I bet they were high when they first tried it, that looks like a stoner thing to do.
Probably almost killed them laughing.
I can fully believe that Kamala can't find Florida.
ReplyDeletePS: I'm getting 'Unable to publish comment, try again later' messages.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what causes that. Blogger weirds out every now and then.
DeleteI'm still on Win7 OS, and I use 2 browsers together: Firefox and Edge, switching back and forth. If one browser won't do it I go to the other one. Not that they're compatible. Edge plays videos that FF won't, but FF displays stuff which Edge just gives blank page...
Delete- Bruce
I've been watching the skateboard turtle for a while now, and I still have a question: Who makes the tiny skateboards, and why?
ReplyDeleteDid they foresee a market for skateboards for turtles?
Kids use them like a fidget spinner, doing the same tricks they do when riding a skateboard.
DeleteAnd they need one more level of pain: Listening to her, and she cackles!
ReplyDeleteexperts!
ReplyDeleteI've seen other videos of turtles on skateboards, and the little guys really seem to enjoy rolling around on those things.
ReplyDeleteMaybe turtles have a secret 'need for speed!' :-)
DeleteThe dream of the turtle: hurtling over the ground at breakneck speed, everything flashing by, the wind blowing in its, er, hair.
DeleteJonathan Livingston Turtle.
DeleteI believe every new generation of mosquitoes is getting more skilled at avoiding my slaps. Either that or I'm getting slower withy age, nah couldn't be that.
ReplyDeleteBut every time I squash one, I think how by killing the slow and weak I'm leaving the quick ones to survive. Eventually: super-mosquitoe will arise, invincible.
- Bruce
Sorry, I'm leaving the quick ones to BREED - vip point.
DeleteA unique perspective, to be sure.
DeleteThank you, I'll be here all week. Try the veal.
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