The “LOL” thread

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The “stud finder” is still giving me the giggles.

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From Twitter

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Happy Monday!

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Just don’t be doing things that you have to explain to the paramedics.:wink:

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Beavis and Butthead show their altruistic side by trying to help Snookie escape a bad situation…

He ate some bad pizza and he’s doing this on purpose! This guy… he’s just an animal.”

(Nobody can parody inanity better than Mike Judge)

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“Your Mother was a hamster and your Father smelled of elderberries.”

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Well I have an entire corner of yard full of elderberry bushes, and an outrageous accent!

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Oedipus would have been a fan.

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LOL the old oil and filter change game.

I find getting your oil changed at WAL-Mart is the cheapest, but you play oil change roulette. For me its been about 50/50 that they will find an excuse NOT to work on your car. Typically they will use the excuse that the oil change nut was put on too tight. Which is really odd considering they were the last place to service it. I have given up on Wal-Mart.

Today, its a place that rhymes with IFFY DUDE

If I did every service they recommended I"d need to take out a second mortgage.

Is it possible to simply just get an oil change done, without 25 additional questions about my flux capacitor, my cars chloresterol levels , (and this one was new) testing my radiator cap?

If your curious my raduator cap is rated an 11 out of 16.

Such a racket !

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I delivered auto parts for a while. Iffy Dude would try to put anything on a car. Brake rotors, spark plugs, oil pans, radiators, you name it. Imagine going in to get your oil changed and having to leave your car for hours (if you did all of their recommended repairs)

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Kentucky. :joy:

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Speaking of Kentucky, it was a blast catching up with Ron McBride last year before a podcast shoot at the stadium.

After he left the U in 2002, Mac went back to UK to coach under Rich Brooks, who was taking on that job after he’d been at Oregon.

“Kentucky was a real trip. You’d go to all these small towns recruiting and getting people hyped up on UK football, and in all these places people wanted to share with you their own personal brand of moonshine. That was a huge deal back there. Rich Brooks was a quiet guy, didn’t drink, he was pretty low key. I was late arriving at some event we were supposed to go, I walked in, it’s pretty crowded and Rich yells out to me from the other side of the room. I thought “Oh god, they got to him with the moonshine””

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I was able to discern what the first and third sheets said that he pulled out behind the front sheet. They read: “My wife is not my cousin.” and “We wear shoes.” Couldn’t read the second sheet.

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