Much like the Grey Wolf, I too, am obsessed with the tatted-up hotdog-eating girl. Throw in Ruth (she's our First Lady of Baseball!), and Nolan with his "Ohhh, 'bout thirty-five thousand" quote, and it's the only commercial I stop down for every time
It's like hitting for the cycle - there's a little of everything
Does anyone work at the Decatur Airport and can get us a picture of the weather station there so we can judge its credibility based on the location of it - is it surrounded by asphalt or around other hot surfaces such as buildings and aircraft? Pinpointing it on an aerial photo would also be nice.
The one at the Wildwood Naturist Resort might be inaccurate because of all the fat necked people standing around it.
@ anonymous 1:35....Did your parents never teach you if you couldn't say something nice to keep your mouth shut? That happens to be one of my best friends daughter. You must be one jealous person...your clothes probably don't look near as good on you as her tatooes do on her. She is a great person,with a great personality....maybe you should check into getting you some of that!!!! You are Tacky with a capital T !!!!!
I could watch her eat a hotdog all day long tats and all. Lady if you know her so well can you get us a photo of the rest of her body so we can ckeck for the other tats I bet she has.
Great. I've been waiting for the next global warming argument.
Why is it our overriding presumption that global warming is bad? Look at it all a different way:
More people die every year from exposure to severe cold rather than heat. Gets a little warmer, we're a few million bodies ahead there. There's a lot of ice-bound land that when freed from eternal freeze will provide lots of turnips and brussels spouts to feed those folks who don't end up freezing to death after all. I heard that stuff was really good for you. Surely gettin' out and planting all those vegetables kinda creates jobs. I heard we needed that too. And don't even get me started on how there might evn be a hidden bonus of obesity reduction. Who could find a down side to that?
And about all those coastal cities going submersible. Why all the crying about that? Aren't those the same places we constantly bemoan as beeing in need of so much infrastructure modernization we can't afford anyway?
So why bother. Assuming we're so much smarter than we were when we built them the first time, we should take it as a national challenge to rebuild them inland and do it right this time. That's a lotta jobs too. Hell if we simply quarried all materials internally and built every structure of conrete/stone/masonry then fire, flood, termite and tornado damage would disappear from our vocabulary. Forests would flourish in the abscence of intense logging for today's building methods. Yea ther will be a lot of loggers out of work, but there's always that turnip job to fall back on.
Our problem is one of attitude. Rather than predicting doom and gloom, we should be looking for a positive result and working toward that. That's how our country was settled and those cities were built the first time. Why fear doing it again?
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Damn skippy you must be bored today...Is business that slow?
You and BH hanging out at Wildwood again today? Hope you took sunscreen
Much like the Grey Wolf, I too, am obsessed with the tatted-up hotdog-eating girl. Throw in Ruth (she's our First Lady of Baseball!), and Nolan with his "Ohhh, 'bout thirty-five thousand" quote, and it's the only commercial I stop down for every time
It's like hitting for the cycle - there's a little of everything
You mean tacky tatooed hot dog girl.
How did the manufacturer of the pool find such tiny children for the box?
Does anyone work at the Decatur Airport and can get us a picture of the weather station there so we can judge its credibility based on the location of it - is it surrounded by asphalt or around other hot surfaces such as buildings and aircraft? Pinpointing it on an aerial photo would also be nice.
The one at the Wildwood Naturist Resort might be inaccurate because of all the fat necked people standing around it.
110.3° at 2:30 in Sunset
Beat the heat, GO NEKKID!!!!!
@ anonymous 1:35....Did your parents never teach you if you couldn't say something nice to keep your mouth shut? That happens to be one of my best friends daughter. You must be one jealous person...your clothes probably don't look near as good on you as her tatooes do on her. She is a great person,with a great personality....maybe you should check into getting you some of that!!!! You are Tacky with a capital T !!!!!
I wish she was munchin on my Dog.
The young girl standing next to the pool in the picture on the right is apparently a giantess.
I could watch her eat a hotdog all day long tats and all. Lady if you know her so well can you get us a photo of the rest of her body so we can ckeck for the other tats I bet she has.
Whatever 3:30, tattoos are a universal sign of a loser.
Rage
That little girl standing next to the inflatable pool is HUGE!! What are they feeding that giant child??
I think she is pretty hot, and I'm not one that is a big fan of tat'd girls...
I like hot dog girl. Is she from Rhome?
I think the big garish tattooes on women are trashy too. But if they got nice hooters I look at 'em anyway
Great. I've been waiting for the next global warming argument.
Why is it our overriding presumption that global warming is bad? Look at it all a different way:
More people die every year from exposure to severe cold rather than heat. Gets a little warmer, we're a few million bodies ahead there. There's a lot of ice-bound land that when freed from eternal freeze will provide lots of turnips and brussels spouts to feed those folks who don't end up freezing to death after all. I heard that stuff was really good for you. Surely gettin' out and planting all those vegetables kinda creates jobs. I heard we needed that too. And don't even get me started on how there might evn be a hidden bonus of obesity reduction. Who could find a down side to that?
And about all those coastal cities going submersible. Why all the crying about that? Aren't those the same places we constantly bemoan as beeing in need of so much infrastructure modernization we can't afford anyway?
So why bother. Assuming we're so much smarter than we were when we built them the first time, we should take it as a national challenge to rebuild them inland and do it right this time. That's a lotta jobs too. Hell if we simply quarried all materials internally and built every structure of conrete/stone/masonry then fire, flood, termite and tornado damage would disappear from our vocabulary. Forests would flourish in the abscence of intense logging for today's building methods. Yea ther will be a lot of loggers out of work, but there's always that turnip job to fall back on.
Our problem is one of attitude. Rather than predicting doom and gloom, we should be looking for a positive result and working toward that. That's how our country was settled and those cities were built the first time. Why fear doing it again?
Hot dog girl is Hot!! The ticket had her on last week and she is pretty damn cool too!!!!
Wow, Wordkyle has made a little funny that is actually kinda funny
I bet she could handle a footlong.
DF Senator Weiner
more on the hotdog girl
http://thedirty.com/2009/05/horsey-4/
Mmmm....I'm thinking those tatoos are simply beautimous with an evening dress.
;)
Slut puppy.
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