Non-political things that make you say...WTF?!?! (Welcome To Florida!) **NOT CV RELATED** NO TALKY!

This is possibly the best part of the whole thing. I’d have the finger bronzed and place it on the windowsill facing their house.

 

Incorporate the bronzed finger onto this?

 

Are those Cooper AT3s?

 

Its blurred out but its most of the finger...lol

 

Reaching out to offer a handshake would be very hard not to burst out laughing.

 

Looks like it. I have AT3s on my '14 Subraru Outback, so I know they make them in car/CUV sizes.

 

That's a Chevy Suburban in the pic but OK

 

Small dogs seem to all be absolutely fearless. Not sure if it's a natural defense mechanism (assume everything bigger than you is a threat and just go full cray-cray to try to scare them away), or what it is. My ex and I had this great little pup, he was we believe a mix of Yorkshire Terrier and Cairn Terrier. He was 7 pounds of full grown fearlessness. His favorite activity at the local dog park was to go up to the big dogs (Rotties, pit bulls, etc.) and get their attention, then start hopping back and forth as if to say "come on, let's play. you chase me, or I'll chase you...whatever. come on, let's play!" He never attacked anyone or any other dogs, but he sure loved to play with the big ones.

 

Sounds like it would make a good hood ornament too!

 

I'll take one

 

MIDDLE FINGER HOOD ORNAMENT RATROD HOTROD MOTORCYCLE CAR | eBay

 

You left out Plasma, the 4th state of matter, and...



In condensed matter physics, a Bose–Einstein condensate (BEC) is a state of matter (also called the fifth state of matter)

I'm not really sure what that is, but I don't think I want it anywhere near my ass!

 

I still have a crush on Stifflers mom.

 

Isn't she like 80 now?

 

Surprisingly only 59.

 

But uglier than homemade soap now! Wooo!

 

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The North Remembers. I don't recall getting snow this late into the spring. Must be global warming...

 

Dunno where you're located, but when I lived in upstate/western New York State (up to the early 1990's) I remember seeing snow as late as first week of May. Uncommon but not unheard of.