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@Qwerty: the young lady behind and to the left of the man with the gynecologist t-shirt won't need much effort to examine...
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... I wonder if I getted zapped by a flying saucer, will my boobs get bigger?...
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Jenny.
I would need pictures from your boobs then and now to be able to opinebound_jenny wrote: ... I wonder if I getted zapped by a flying saucer, will my boobs get bigger?...![]()
Jenny.
In your dreams, bucko...qwerty212 wrote:I would need pictures from your boobs then and now to be able to opine
Maybe he's explaining a guns-for-dildos (or dildi?) program.qwerty212 wrote:Politicians from Poland are the best.
I'd to trybound_jenny wrote:In your dreams, bucko...qwerty212 wrote:I would need pictures from your boobs then and now to be able to opine![]()
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I don't get itDark_Lizerd wrote:Got a mirror???
bound_jenny wrote:The best solution for those who phone or text or do other stuff that distracts them while driving:
Keep your eyes on the road!![]()
Jenny.
Yup. Right here in Quebec, in the Eastern Townships. IIRC, they did a realignment of the road and the road crew, not being a pole crew (they just know about roads - when it comes to poles, they won't touch that), just did the road work and paved around it. To make it "safer", they put the reflective sign on it. It took months to get the utilities coordinated (phone, electricity, etc.) to actually go there and move the pole.qwerty212 wrote:![]()
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Canadian road??
Oh my!bound_jenny wrote: Yup. Right here in Quebec, in the Eastern Townships. IIRC, they did a realignment of the road and the road crew, not being a pole crew (they just know about roads - when it comes to poles, they won't touch that), just did the road work and paved around it. To make it "safer", they put the reflective sign on it. It took months to get the utilities coordinated (phone, electricity, etc.) to actually go there and move the pole.
There's something similar going on in Laval, just south of me, where they made a divided boulevard out of a single street. The road crew made the road, but left the poles where they were. So there's a row of poles in the left lane of one side of the boulevard. The electric utility says it's going to be complicated to move them because there are wires running inside the poles...![]()
Jenny.