Hanford Guy's Hijacked Memes Thread

[Pbonetheman]

Damn! No wipe or anything.

I used to work at a convenience store in my teens, and somebody shit all over the walls. Everything was covered, even the ceiling. Told the manager that scaping diarrhea walls was not in the job description. Poor guy had to suit up in a hazmat suit to clean it up.

[Adam]

 

hahahahahahahahahahahaha

[Tank]

Seriously, who in thunder just drops a deuce in a store and walks away?

No doubt she eats mass quantities of ranch dressing and shops at Walmart.

[nate]

Caption for this picture is "Plot millions of journal entries from 18th and 19th century ship logs, and you reveal a picture of ocean trade you've never seen before."  Really cool.

[Adam]

Seriously, who in thunder just drops a deuce in a store and walks away?

No doubt she eats mass quantities of ranch dressing and shops at Walmart.

 

She had actually just left the Spaghetti Factory

[HaloMagic]

Caption for this picture is "Plot millions of journal entries from 18th and 19th century ship logs, and you reveal a picture of ocean trade you've never seen before." Really cool.

I see a shit-ton of slaves being kidnapped on that map.

[Amazing Larry]

I noticed that SF/Oakland was the main port in California, not LA/Long Beach.

[Blarg]

I am guessing you never learned California history.

[NJHalo]

Nothing coming out of the Middle East.

 

Good times.......good times.

[Tank]

Nothing coming out of the Middle East.

 

Good times.......good times.

They would've used overland trade routes like the Silk Road.

[Tank]

She had actually just left the Spaghetti Factory

Touché.

[Amazing Larry]

I am guessing you never learned California history.

 

I said that I noticed it, not that I just learned it. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bully.

[mrwicked]

Caption for this picture is "Plot millions of journal entries from 18th and 19th century ship logs, and you reveal a picture of ocean trade you've never seen before."  Really cool.

 

wow thats cool.

ill admit it took me a minute to make the connection between 18th/19th century ship logs and a piece of lint you pulled out of a dryer.

 

also shows how big of a deal the panama canal is. 

Edited January 3, 2014 by mrwicked

[mrwicked]

[1nutkruk]

Classic Tyson.

[Ray McKigney]

[Blarg]

 

I was at my brothers house drinking beer and waiting for Tyson vs Frazier and left the prefight ceremony to take a piss. I hear screams from the other room and come back to find Frazier out on the canvas, fight over in 30 seconds.

[nate]

[tdawg87]

[Sully151]

There are a million Korean dogs salivating at that.

[mancini79]

[Jason]

Great, now I feel guilty for laughing at this.

[mrwicked]

abandoned places.

awesome.

makes me wish i actually knew how to use my DSLR camera.

 

http://distractify.com/culture/arts/the-most-spectacular-abandoned-places-in-the-world/

[1nutkruk]

abandoned places.

awesome.

makes me wish i actually knew how to use my DSLR camera.

 

http://distractify.com/culture/arts/the-most-spectacular-abandoned-places-in-the-world/

Cool pictures.  Some are definitely creepy.

[yk9001]

abandoned places.

awesome.

makes me wish i actually knew how to use my DSLR camera.

 

http://distractify.com/culture/arts/the-most-spectacular-abandoned-places-in-the-world/

 

 

Holy Land USA was a theme park based on passages from the Bible. At its peak in the 1960s and 70s, the park attracted around 40,000 visitors annually.

 

uh, that's about 111 visitors a day.