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

Poor Taco...

https://youtu.be/CcYCuLDDhYg

 

2nd gen owners

 

WTF?! She dropped in on their wave, got what she deserved.


I was cleaning up old Christmas cards and saw this creepy one again. Apparently it's a reproduction of a victorian era Christmas card. Yikes.

 

I don't think it's the ocean

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn_1u8-Dkgs/

 

Vegetarian festival in Phuket

 

https://theprint.in/defence/its-a-p...cons-to-swoop-down-on-hostile-drones/1241658/

 

I would have just thrown the shoe in the dumpster.

 

I’ll just leave this here

 

On February 9, 1963 The Beatles made their first appearance of the Ed Sullivan Show. On February 10, 1963, 60 years ago today, the following reviews appeared in various American news publications.

Los Angeles Times:
With their bizarre shrubbery, the Beatles are obviously a press agent’s dream combo. Not even their mothers would claim that they sing well. But the hirsute thickets they affect make them rememberable, and they project a certain kittenish charm which drives the immature, shall we say, ape.

Boston Globe:
The Beatles are not merely awful; I would consider it sacrilegious to say anything less than that they are god awful. They are so unbelievably horribly, so appallingly unmusical, so dogmatically insensitive to the magic of the art that they qualify as crowned heads of anti-music, even as the imposter popes went down in history as "anti-popes." They sound like a group of disorganized amateurs whose voices seem to be fighting each other rather than blending.

Newsweek:
Visually they are a nightmare, tight, dandified Edwardian-Beatnik suits and great pudding bowls of hair. Musically they are a near disaster, guitars and drums slamming out a merciless beat that does away with secondary rhythms, harmony and melody. Their lyrics (punctuated by nutty shouts of "yeah, yeah, yeah") are a catastrophe, a preposterous farrago of Valentine-card romantic sentiments. The big question in the music business at the moment is, will the Beatles last? It is also hard to imagine any other field in which they could apply their talents, and so the odds are that they will fade away, as most adults confidently predict.

New York Times:
The Beatles' vocal quality can be described as hoarsely incoherent, with the minimal enunciation necessary to communicate the schematic texts. The Liverpool quartet, borrowing the square hairdo used every morning on television by Captain Kangaroo, was composed of conservative conformists.

Chicago Tribune:
The Beatles must be a huge joke, a wacky gag, a gigantic put-on. And if, as the fellow insisted on What's My Line?, they're selling 20,000 Beatle wigs a day in New York at $2.98 a shake — then I guess everyone wants to share the joke. And the profits.

Hartford Courant:
Stiff lip, old chap, even the Beatles will pass! The question is, what next?

Washington Post:
Just thinking about the Beatles seems to induce mental disturbance. They have a commonplace, rather dull act that hardly seems to merit mentioning.

 

FIFY

 

Giant centipedes might be a routine encounter for her. Throwing away shoes may not be economically feasible.

 

Regular cab roof rack on point

 

Time to move.

 

Turbo Diesel

 

I do NOT wanna know what the mouth piece is for......