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Yep. It wouldn't do, to have an 80-year old engine stall and block a major freight route.

Indeed, sister.... There must be priorities and it's a sacrifice worth making.

Bill Gates. The first time was at a sports award dinner for my stepson, in Philadelphia. I was in a back 3-piece suit with him and his mom. People kept staring, though I forget how we found out why. I'd be happy with the change found in his couch....

"He's not dead, he's just pining for the fjords!"

Oh, just wait for it........ .....Grandbabies..... You can take them to play and play, fill 'em with sugar and preservatives, then leave 'em on the front stoop - ring the bell - then run away.

Of Monty Python fame. Terry Jones, founder member of Monty Python and director of three of Python’s celebrated feature films, has died aged 77, his family have announced. In a statement they said: “Terry passed away on the evening of 21 January 2020 at the age of 77 with his wife Anna Soderstrom by his side after a long, extremely brave but always good humoured battle with a rare form of dementia, FTD.” Begin the parade of film quotes in his honour.....

Not really. An antifa group have denied they are marching alongside Neo Nazis at a Virginia gun rights rally on Monday. Antifa Seven Hills issued a lengthy statement after Vice News reported the group would be attending a rally to protest pending gun control legislation in front of the Virginia Capital in Richmond on January 20. Vice reported that while conservative gun-rights activists and antifa appear to be "unlikely bedfellows," Antifa Seven Hills "believe they've got more in common with working-class white Virginians, regardless of their political bent" than many moderate Democrats. According to Vice, the group opposes the new gun bills introduced by Democrats late last year because those kinds of laws are used "primarily to criminalize poor people, minorities and leftists." The outlet said the "shared skepticism" of political moderates and authorities is the reason why Antifa Seven Hills views the rally as a chance to "extend an olive branch to other gun owners—at least those who don't align with the far-right militias or white supremacists who are also expected to show up to the event." Antifa Seven Hills, which is based in Richmond, Virginia, "could be left in an awkward position" if those fears are confirmed, Vice reported. But the group issued a statement on its website claiming Vice had taken "great liberties" with the article. "Many folks have read this article, or possibly just the headline, and come to the conclusion that we are choosing to march with Neo-Nazis and Klansmen on Monday. This was and never will be the case. We are forever in opposition to these groups," the statement said. "It is our group's stated mission to keep these groups from having footholds in Richmond and beyond." Antifa Seven Hills added that they "never indicated we were attending as a group, nor did we make any call to action for folks to engage in the way that is being purported." The group insisted it had only spoken about "several leftist gun groups" that are attending and about the possibility to recruit "libertarian and rural folks who don't normally have access to leftist armed positions and of which the far right intends to recruit from."

^ Beauteous! Sorry about leaving out the sarcasm font up above.

I'm not sure the mods want girls with dicks posted here. if I've decoded your spellign correctly, that is.

^ ^ It was difficult, sticking with choices who appear old enough to drive..... Meanwhilst - (513): The air taste purple. (845): There is way too much butt cleavage here for a formal event.

Geebus, guys. Crocs AND yoga pants.... it's not that hard. Well, maybe maybe NOW it is.

As always, the comments win. Replying to @archillect The first VTOL boat.

That was a good read. Thanks.

(850): When God closes one door, he opens up a taller, smarter, more successful door, with a bigger cock and nicer teeth.