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[DeniseDenise]

is that the new crack in Montana?

Wyoming.

its early.....before noon that's 'states east of here'  which......

Very much so.

granted....I start work so early that 10:00 am is lunch break around here.....so morning is long gone.

 

[FatherGiryus]

is that the new crack in Montana?

Wyoming.

its early.....before noon that's 'states east of here'  which......

Very much so.

granted....I start work so early that 10:00 am is lunch break around here.....so morning is long gone.

 

[William T]

There it is:

just in case you were wondering why scotch and Pringles have never been packaged together before, and what such a package would look like.

For some reason I always thought the bottle would be J&B , and the Pringles would be salt and vinegar.

 

[Amatorus]

There it is:

just in case you were wondering why scotch and Pringles have never been packaged together before, and what such a package would look like.

For some reason I always thought the bottle would be J&B , and the Pringles would be salt and vinegar.

That Pringles slogan is very inappropriate.

 

[Mor Ephrem]

There it is:

just in case you were wondering why scotch and Pringles have never been packaged together before, and what such a package would look like.

For some reason I always thought the bottle would be J&B , and the Pringles would be salt and vinegar.

That Pringles slogan is very inappropriate.

 

[wgw]

There it is:

just in case you were wondering why scotch and Pringles have never been packaged together before, and what such a package would look like.

For some reason I always thought the bottle would be J&B , and the Pringles would be salt and vinegar.

That Pringles slogan is very inappropriate.

How so? I am well-versed in the inappropriate and I see nothing wrong with it.

 

[Minnesotan]

There it is:

just in case you were wondering why scotch and Pringles have never been packaged together before, and what such a package would look like.

For some reason I always thought the bottle would be J&B , and the Pringles would be salt and vinegar.

Sometimes a Pringles can is just a Pringles can.

That Pringles slogan is very inappropriate.

How so? I am well-versed in the inappropriate and I see nothing wrong with it.

Sometimes a Pringles can is just a Pringles can.

 

[LenInSebastopol]

There it is:

just in case you were wondering why scotch and Pringles have never been packaged together before, and what such a package would look like.

For some reason I always thought the bottle would be J&B , and the Pringles would be salt and vinegar.

That Pringles slogan is very inappropriate.

I don't always wear Pringles, but when I do..............
"                "  dance with...
"                "  snort......
"                "  filibuster....
??

 

[William T]

How is that inappropriate?  I'm.so confused.
I think the pairing of Pringles and Dewars is inappropriate.  Maybe Dewars is just giving up on life.

 

[biro]

I was surprised Dewars would do that. Haven't seen a Scotch-and-Pringles thing at the stores near me.

 

[Arachne]

 

[Raylight]

 

 

 

[Dominika]

"Oh, silly one... You don't know <With the spirits of the righteous...>", "[literally;] I'll show you," [practically]: "just wait", "I'll teach you".

 

[FatherGiryus]

 

[Fabio Leite]

Kids collect candies given on Sts. Cosmas and Damian day.

 

[biro]

 

[Minnesotan]

Apparently some Seventh-Day Adventists (among others) actually do believe this:

 

[hecma925]

Seventh Day Adventists also created corn flakes to stop people from masturbating.

 

[TheTrisagion]

Seventh Day Adventists also created corn flakes to stop people from masturbating.

I imagine that masturbating with corn flakes would be somewhat of a deterrent. 

 

[FatherGiryus]

Seventh Day Adventists also created corn flakes to stop people from masturbating.

I imagine that masturbating with corn flakes would be somewhat of a deterrent. 

Nothing stops people from masturbating.  Nothing.

Just for clarification, I'm not talking about our nothing.

 

[Cyrillic]

Seventh Day Adventists also created corn flakes to stop people from masturbating.

I imagine that masturbating with corn flakes would be somewhat of a deterrent. 

Nothing stops people from masturbating.  Nothing.

Just for clarification, I'm not talking about our nothing.

Corn flakes don't. Cheetos on the other hand...

 

[FatherGiryus]

Seventh Day Adventists also created corn flakes to stop people from masturbating.

I imagine that masturbating with corn flakes would be somewhat of a deterrent. 

Nothing stops people from masturbating.  Nothing.

Just for clarification, I'm not talking about our nothing.

Corn flakes don't. Cheetos on the other hand...

I would think that they would merely have forensic value...

 

[ialmisry]

 

LOL. Guilty as charged.

 

[Minnesotan]

From here.

This woman, who was apparently participating in a pro-KKK rally, doesn't even seem to be aware of the KKK's history of rabid anti-Catholicism.

 

[hecma925]

History is past.  The KKK accepts racist Catholics now.

 

[Amatorus]

From here.

This woman, who was apparently participating in a pro-KKK rally, doesn't even seem to be aware of the KKK's history of rabid anti-Catholicism.

The Roman Empire was once rabidly anti-Christian, and England was once rabidly anti-non-Catholic. History changes!

 

[Minnesotan]

 

[Crucifer]

 

[biro]

My dog, Murphy.

 

[Hawkeye]

An Alaskan totem pole built in response to Orthodoxy, at its original location in Old Kasaan, prior to 1922, and again in 1965, some time after it was moved to Ketchikan:

Set up c. 1880 by the Kaigani Haida Chief Skowl, sources differ on what it represents.

The eagle, Skowl's personal totem, surmounts either the Russian Tsar or an Orthodox saint, his hand raised towards God in Heaven. An angel, likely the Archangel Michael, and a missionary or bishop follow. Another eagle separates them from an early promyshlennik or perhaps, given that Skowl's daughter largely financed the totem pole's carving, Skowl's son-in-law, Charles Vincent Baronovich. Since this was not long after the Alaska Purchase, it's possible that the second eagle represents the United States, though this is unlikely as both Chief Skowl and Baronovich hated the American government and preferred dealing with the British in nearby Canada.

Some claim that the totem pole was carved to commemorate the baptism of Chief Skowl and his family but, based on an early record, the general consensus seems to be that Skowl raised it in opposition to Orthodoxy, to ridicule it for having failed to convert him and his people. It now resides in the basement of the Ketchikan Totem Heritage Center.

 

[Iconodule]

Fascinating. Thanks for sharing, Hawkeye.

 

[FatherGiryus]

 

[Crucifer]

 

[minasoliman]

Dude...your pics are all "invalid attachment" pics.  Perhaps it's only viewable for the members of the forum you are taking it from.

 

[FatherGiryus]

Dude...your pics are all "invalid attachment" pics.  Perhaps it's only viewable for the members of the forum you are taking it from.

I thought he was protesting the thread by posting empty posts.

 

[Fabio Leite]

Cossack Batman punches Communist Superman

 

[Mor Ephrem]

Double trouble...

 

[Minnesotan]

New false-color image of Pluto released by NASA.

 

[hecma925]

Putin in a bathtub, apparently.

 

[Dominika]