

In the event of a disaster where the power grid and/or data communication goes down, how the fuck you gonna buy groceries, or anything else for that matter? 🤔
I am not a robot. I promise.


In the event of a disaster where the power grid and/or data communication goes down, how the fuck you gonna buy groceries, or anything else for that matter? 🤔
First time I’ve ever seen such a design, but I approve. Until it gets in the way of masturbation…

We just use baby oil from the store, saves processing time.
I’ve found that if a rooster is trying to attack you, that if you spray it in the eyes with WD-40, it’ll stop in its tracks, look at you stupid like wtf just happened, and walk away.

I think I’d put a Q-Tip in my ear and clean the wax out. Fuck the warnings…


They can apparently get into some mischief…

LOLz in my own experimental color space sparsity algorithm…


Not OP, but right after Hurricane Katrina, we rescued a young squirrel, not much bigger than the one in OP’s photo. We took care of it for about a week while people were busy cutting fallen trees and cleaning up debris, then we let the little fella go.
He came back damn near every day for about 6 months!


Its easier to not shoot guns than it is to shoot guns.
Like yo, go home and take care of your family and friends.
War no good, ever…
I used to short circuit HP ink canisters, back when that was doable anyways. Like fuck, even if the color inks are empty, so what if I wanna print in black/white/grey?
That was before HP enshittified their printers…
But does it run Doom? 🤔
Death stick? I only have a Life Stick™
Would you like to see it?..
Wait, you got a working speedometer?
You are not stupid. You are silly.
There’s a difference. Have a good day stupidcasey 👍
I sit comfortably…
Hey, horseshoes aren’t a theory, they’re custom cut and nailed in place…
Who told you that? I’m gonna go flap the fuck out of them!
After I find some wings anyways…
Hurricane Katrina, 2 weeks no power and no internet or cell service. The local store was literally giving the cold foods away, as the coolers didn’t work, but they ended up getting a backup generator in for basic power to the lights and pumps, and they had like a mile of cars lined up to get gas, and buy dry goods and canned goods.
This was back in 2005 ya know, in a small town flooded in and struggling. Even the people running the store were struggling, they had to resort to taking a tractor to work. But we all helped each other, and the store was glad to sell whatever viable goods they had, for cash, and kept up with everything on pen and paper.