The idle musings of a former military man, former computer geek, medically retired pastor and now full-time writer. Contents guaranteed to offend the politically correct and anal-retentive from time to time. My approach to life is that it should be taken with a large helping of laughter, and sufficient firepower to keep it tamed!
Monday, April 7, 2025
Memes that made me laugh 256
Gathered from around the Internet over the past week. Click any image for a larger view.
More next week.
Peter
3 comments:
Bob Gibson
said...
#10 - Want one! A Swiss Army pocket tool kit has been a constant companion for over 40 years, would love to see what kind of gadgets the dark side of the Force could produce.
#17 (OAC) is a prime example of #13 (DumbA$$ forest).
I'm surprised there hasn't been a Nutcracker done from the Rat King's perspective. The story the ballet is based on had Drosselmyer inventing something that killed off half of the rats, and in revenge the Rat King cursed him, but it was deflected/misdirected to his son (The Prince) that turned him into the Nutcracker. That's why the Rat army showed up that night and defeated the Toy Soldier army and its leader the Nutcracker. The war was over, and then a civilian killed the Rat King, otherwise everyone would have been celebrating that night.
The wheelbarrow with the caged seat: I see no possible way to git into the seat.... The cage does not look removable and no obvious hinged bars on the cage allowing access. So - of course - it's a piece of art that is delivering the artist's message. But what the hell is the message? LOL
3 comments:
#10 - Want one! A Swiss Army pocket tool kit has been a constant companion for over 40 years, would love to see what kind of gadgets the dark side of the Force could produce.
#17 (OAC) is a prime example of #13 (DumbA$$ forest).
I'm surprised there hasn't been a Nutcracker done from the Rat King's perspective. The story the ballet is based on had Drosselmyer inventing something that killed off half of the rats, and in revenge the Rat King cursed him, but it was deflected/misdirected to his son (The Prince) that turned him into the Nutcracker. That's why the Rat army showed up that night and defeated the Toy Soldier army and its leader the Nutcracker. The war was over, and then a civilian killed the Rat King, otherwise everyone would have been celebrating that night.
The wheelbarrow with the caged seat: I see no possible way to git into the seat....
The cage does not look removable and no obvious hinged bars on the cage allowing access. So - of course - it's a piece of art that is delivering the artist's message. But what the hell is the message? LOL
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