well...i do declare....

Yuck
But my nephew was here for Christmas and he went to the store with me. We saw a young girl with a nose ring. I told him he art to get one like that. Told him he could hook a wire in there and drag her around. He didn’t think it was funny

and they wonder WHY they're called pigs ??? Wink

3 D-14s,A-C forklift, B-112
Kubota BX23S lil' TOOT( The Other Orange Tractor)

Never burn your bridges, unless you can walk on water

I've quit going to 2 restaurants because there employees have hardware hooked all over there faces. Can't believe they'd let them serve food.

Be fun to watch when his taser shorts out on it.

I am at a loss for words.

Wonder what the Sheriff is sporting? LOL

Gee, son... I imagine it hurt when that tackle box exploded in your face...

Some people have an intense fetish for piercings and metal. Some people have a fetish for having ink driven into their skin. Some feel they have to have their teeth filed into points, their tongue split into a fork, ears cut into points, and earlobes stretched out with big hoops

When they change their minds, some parts heal back okay, but some don't.

There's two things that I just don't understand:

1) WHY do people who do this, think the world should treat them with respect?

--- When a raccoon zig-zags down the middle of a residential street in the middle of an afternoon... or a collarless, emaciated dog is frothing at the mouth and walking in circles in your front yard... you quickly pull your children inside and prepare for the worst. Why?

Because INSTINCT... basic survival instinct, tells EVERY living thing, that when something UNUSUAL is afoot, there is a high possibility of DANGER. It's not a social issue- it's an instinctive, survival process that occurs at the 'animal' level, and cannot be bypassed.

2) Those who choose to do the piercings, alterations, and paint will often call out others for promolugating some grand social malice... and that is blind. I don't know how it is, that they don't recognize this from the git-go.

I would suspect that the deputy is probably pushing her luck with policy. Eventually, though, what comes around, goes around. A tussle with a drunk will result badly for her. Combat, even simple combat, is a very brutal lesson in practical humility.

Edited by DaveKamp - 06 Jan 2019 at 10:32am

Ten Amendments, Ten Commandments, and one Golden Rule solve most every problem. Citrus hand-cleaner with Pumice does the rest.

My old boss back in the day would say to them, hey there's a booger hanging on your nose. Oh, oh I am sorry I thought that was a booger and you didn't realize it. They would all give him a dirty look as he was giggling

You only need to know 3 things to be a plumber;Crap rolls down hill,Hot is on the left and Don't bite your fingernails

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Les Royer wrote:

Well I think it's be kinda handy. Idf'n you gets a runny nose you could hang a bucket thar!

Good one Les! Darrel

As long as it keeps her from rooting under the fence. That's the main thing.

Youse guys,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

All ya gotta do is walk up to em and ask; "Do you have any idea how UGLY that makes you look"? You used to be such a pretty girl........
Oh yeah,,,,,,,make sure her 6'8" 350 lb. boy friend isn't nearby.....

"Allis-Express"
19?? WC / 1941 C / 1952 CA / 1956 WD45 / 1957 WD45 / 1958 D-17

Imagine the reaction you could get, by hookin a lectric fencer, to the ring, and a ground to the foot! Wink

Les Royer wrote:

Well I think it's be kinda handy. Idf'n you gets a runny nose you could hang a bucket thar!

Leslie Royer,,,,you,,,,you,,,,,,Oh never mind,,,,that is a good one tho,,,, LOL

The ones that get me are the big rings in the ear lobes,,,this dude at the drug store started out with some bout the size of a dime,,,and now he's up to half dollar size,,,and his whole dang ears are startin to sag and look like chit,,,but he's sure proud of them monstrocities,,,,

Dan, You reminded me of a bull we had, he had gotten to walking over the electric fence gate in the middle of winter and then go over to the square bale stack, or over to the corn cribs...Got real tired of that cuzz when he would do that, he would break something coming over or through the fence and the youngstock would escape too what a mess. and corse the fencer didn't seem to have any shock ability either with lots of snow on the ground... So one day I stretched some woven wire on the ground and hooked it to a steal post... then wetted down some corn husks and cobs and wired them to the electric fence... disconnected rest of the wire beyound the gate, and plugged in the fencer... and waited a few minutes and the bull came sauntering over and looked at those husks and cobs, sniffed them some and stuck that ol bull ring close enough to hear the SNAP!!!, Him standing on the woven wire, his eyes bugged out and lets out a loud beller of pain... Nothing like he ever felt before, came up once more sniffed a different cob and started wrapping his tongue on it and got it again and that time it finally connected that he wasn't going to mess with that fence again... Youngstock came up and tried it too... Watching them wasn't near as pleasurable as the first two snaps to that bull. After that, I didn't even need the fencer on. LOL

He who says there is no evil has already deceived himself
The truth is the truth, sugar coated or not. Trawler II says, "Remember that."

A builder I used to work for hired a kid with them big ear rings. We told him we wanted to use those for BB gun practice one day at lunch. One day it was real cold and his ears were beet red. I couldn’t help myself and thumped him in the ear. That young’en got mad quick. One day I asked him to go Tell the boss we needed some toe nails. He did it. Lol

I always asked the NOOB to go get the board stretcher as the board I cut was just a touch too small...

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19?? WC / 1941 C / 1952 CA / 1956 WD45 / 1957 WD45 / 1958 D-17

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