Post up your funny MEMES (Nothing Political Please)

[Scuba_ref]

 

[deubank1776]

 

[drewkaree]

 

[drewkaree]

 

[Coolbreeze704]

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Worked as a kid in NJ pumping gas in the 70's. Know that well. Those big, poorly made V8's in the 70's drank oil like we drank KoolAid in the summertime

 

[2kwik4u]

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Know what it is, not sure I could use one though.

I can use this kind however;

 

[CigarJeff68]

 

[drewkaree]

Know what it is, not sure I could use one though.

I can use this kind however;

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As we were going through the house after my dad passed, my son found one of those, and he had no idea what it was. He made me use it to prove it was what I said it was, and that it could do what I said it could do. The look on his face was priceless

I wonder if that's as unknown as the pic I posted. I recall using that thing on many a can of Rislone when helping my dad out.

 

[AZMark]

As we were going through the house after my dad passed, my son found one of those, and he had no idea what it was. He made me use it to prove it was what I said it was, and that it could do what I said it could do. The look on his face was priceless

I wonder if that's as unknown as the pic I posted. I recall using that thing on many a can of Rislone when helping my dad out.

That’s so the mrs. can pee off the side of the boat when the water is too cold, right?

I’m in my 40s and been around old cars a lot my entire life and I had no idea what that was.

 

[tabbibus]

That’s so the mrs. can pee off the side of the boat when the water is too cold, right?

I’m in my 40s and been around old cars a lot my entire life and I had no idea what that was.

Dick vault?

 

[2kwik4u]

As we were going through the house after my dad passed, my son found one of those, and he had no idea what it was. He made me use it to prove it was what I said it was, and that it could do what I said it could do. The look on his face was priceless

I wonder if that's as unknown as the pic I posted. I recall using that thing on many a can of Rislone when helping my dad out.

I carried one in my scout pack for many years. Solid 30+ years ago at this point, and it was "old" tech then.

I finally tossed it out when we started carrying MRE's for our food.

 

[2kwik4u]

Dick vault?

ROFL.......Two words I've never heard matched togethor......Is that like a chastity belt for men?

 

[Jim_in_Delaware]

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It that thing you put on the top of a can of oil, so that when you knock the can over with the wheel of the lawn mower, it spread the oil all over your garage floor!

Jim

 

[tabbibus]

ROFL.......Two words I've never heard matched togethor......Is that like a chastity belt for men?

Yeah I guess that's what comes to mind

 

[zipper]

 

[zipper]

 

[drewkaree]

ROFL.......Two words I've never heard matched togethor

Brings to mind another blast from the past, and an odd pairing. In my youth, there was this guy, Dick Bacon. Couldn't make this up if you tried! The linked story gives an idea of the humor behind the name, tied to how he looked (like an old tanned wrinkled piece of bacon), as well as the juvenile humor that guys never really lose!

Remembering Dick Bacon, Milwaukee's Man With The Tan

Summer is the favorite time of year for most beach-goers. But Milwaukee once was home to a unique fellow who tanned year-round at the lakefront. Our…

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I remember we were headed down for some Christmas thing, looking at lights or whatnot, and there that guy was, middle of December, tanning at the beach. One of the most personable people I can ever remember meeting. It was ridiculous how well-attended his funeral was.

 

[zipper]

Brings to mind another blast from the past, and an odd pairing. In my youth, there was this guy, Dick Bacon. Couldn't make this up if you tried! The linked story gives an idea of the humor behind the name, tied to how he looked (like an old tanned wrinkled piece of bacon), as well as the juvenile humor that guys never really lose!

Remembering Dick Bacon, Milwaukee's Man With The Tan

Summer is the favorite time of year for most beach-goers. But Milwaukee once was home to a unique fellow who tanned year-round at the lakefront. Our…

www.wuwm.com

I remember we were headed down for some Christmas thing, looking at lights or whatnot, and there that guy was, middle of December, tanning at the beach. One of the most personable people I can ever remember meeting. It was ridiculous how well-attended his funeral was.

I worked with a couple of interesting Dick's in the past. Both worked at IBM. The first guy's name was Dick Studly, worked in CAD design in the early 80's. The other guy was Dick Payne, good friend of my Father's and a good sailor. With names like that, you remember Dick.

 

[2kwik4u]

I worked with a couple of interesting Dick's in the past. Both worked at IBM. The first guy's name was Dick Studly, worked in CAD design in the early 80's. The other guy was Dick Payne, good friend of my Father's and a good sailor. With names like that, you remember Dick.

Worked with Richard Suchter on a project once.

Yeap, he preferred being called Dick.

I think the day I was introduced still holds the title of "fastest time to mute on a conference call"

 

[Coolbreeze704]

Went to a Catholic high school. We had brothers that taught us. They addressed us all as "master", so Thomas Smith was Master Smith etc. In my class I had a student named Francis Baiter.

No joke.