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Winnie wrote:

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[quote="echo"]social distancing el salvador style. . . .

Are tattoos a part of the prison uniform?[/quote]
Seems so

Tatts as gang identifiers is pretty well established, no? Shouldn't be a surprise that prisoners sport such ink in El Salvador of all places. Non-gang affiliated criminals must be rarer than instances of trump telling the truth.

With the white power chap, I wonder how the reconcile the superiority of their skin colour with covering it up almost in its entirety.

echo wrote:social distancing el salvador style. . . .

Oops Upside Your Head...

echo wrote:social distancing el salvador style. . . .

*sigh*

64, 114, 12, 258, 3, 8, 82...

echo wrote:social distancing el salvador style. . . .

Anyone else start humming "Oops upside your head, oops upside your head.."?

TB63 wrote:

echo wrote:social distancing el salvador style. . . .

Anyone else start humming "Oops upside your head, oops upside your head.."?

It’s been done already but I was thinking more I’d reverse reach around taken to the next chuffing level

Rinkals wrote:

The original, low-budget version of Guardians of the Galaxy really sank without trace at the box office.

Apparently this might not even be a Pompeii resident doing what it looks like he's doing ... but arms bent in the heat. Quite the legacy to leave behind in any time, doing it or just looking like you were have a tug!

Nieghorn wrote:Apparently this might not even be a Pompeii resident doing what it looks like he's doing ... but arms bent in the heat. Quite the legacy to leave behind in any time, doing it or just looking like you were have a tug!

You just know his name was Yeebius.

Glaston wrote:

Nieghorn wrote:Apparently this might not even be a Pompeii resident doing what it looks like he's doing ... but arms bent in the heat. Quite the legacy to leave behind in any time, doing it or just looking like you were have a tug!

You just know his name was Yeebius Maximus.[/quote]

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Nieghorn wrote:Apparently this might not even be a Pompeii resident doing what it looks like he's doing ... but arms bent in the heat. Quite the legacy to leave behind in any time, doing it or just looking like you were have a tug!

Well admittedly Pompeii girls were way hot

Salient wrote:

Nieghorn wrote:Apparently this might not even be a Pompeii resident doing what it looks like he's doing ... but arms bent in the heat. Quite the legacy to leave behind in any time, doing it or just looking like you were have a tug!

Well admittedly Pompeii girls were way hot

They were after a 300C pyroclastic flow surged over them.

Have any if you been to Herculaneum? Smaller then Pompeii but better preserved. There is a quite sobering scene by the port area of a load of skeletons clutching each other, dozens of families trying to take shelter from the eruption, quite sobering.

Herculaneum has houses with a second floor, charred furniture etc. Much closer to real life. It must surely have a lot more such things now - it was about 50 years ago I went there.

OB.. wrote:Herculaneum has houses with a second floor, charred furniture etc. Much closer to real life. It must surely have a lot more such things now - it was about 50 years ago I went there.

Its an astonishing site really. I went there in Feb so the place was empty, quite eerie walking down completely intact streets with the original advertising hoardings preserved on the shop walls. Was surprised to see how far the coastline had retreated as well, the old port was about a kilometer from the sea.

You know you love Pokemon Go when ...

Taranaki Snapper wrote:

Judge Doom! ... is that a movie prop for sale?

He got melted by D-d-d-d-d-diiiiiiiiip!

I would ...

danny_fitz wrote:

OB.. wrote:Herculaneum has houses with a second floor, charred furniture etc. Much closer to real life. It must surely have a lot more such things now - it was about 50 years ago I went there.

Its an astonishing site really. I went there in Feb so the place was empty, quite eerie walking down completely intact streets with the original advertising hoardings preserved on the shop walls. Was surprised to see how far the coastline had retreated as well, the old port was about a kilometer from the sea.

The strangest one for that that I visited was Pella, the birthplace of Alexander the Great. In his day it was a strategic port now it is about 20km from the sea....... though to be fair it was serviced by an inlet even in ancient times so wasn't exactly coastal, but it is still bizarre to see. Also the pass at Thermopylae is much wider than it used to be which is a bit puzzling until you realise it used to be narrower.

MrJonno wrote:... much wider than it used to be which is a bit puzzling until you realise it used to be narrower.

Beautifully put.

I hope if this forum dies, someone rescues this thread.

Nieghorn wrote:

Taranaki Snapper wrote:

Judge Doom! ... is that a movie prop for sale?

Not a prop, some sculptor made it from crayons...
https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2020/07/who- ... d-crayons/

Meanwhile, behold the majesty of the South Australian Space Program!

koroke hangareka wrote:

MrJonno wrote:... much wider than it used to be which is a bit puzzling until you realise it used to be narrower.

Beautifully put.

I could have put that better...... hey, is this forum not dead yet?

koroke hangareka wrote:

MrJonno wrote:... much wider than it used to be which is a bit puzzling until you realise it used to be narrower.

Beautifully put.

When you hook up with a long time Ex girlfriend!

Taranaki Snapper wrote:

Nieghorn wrote:

Taranaki Snapper wrote:

Judge Doom! ... is that a movie prop for sale?

Not a prop, some sculptor made it from crayons...
https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2020/07/who- ... d-crayons/

Meanwhile, behold the majesty of the South Australian Space Program!

The price of Mentos just doubled.

MrJonno wrote:

koroke hangareka wrote:

MrJonno wrote:... much wider than it used to be which is a bit puzzling until you realise it used to be narrower.

Beautifully put.

I could have put that better...... hey, is this forum not dead yet?

It's a form of words I'm keen to try out in a variety of contexts: "I'm much older than I used to be which is a bit puzzling until you realise I used to be younger," and so on.

Deadish.

Or you could just, y'know, lock the buggy.

DOB wrote:Or you could just, y'know, lock the buggy.

So now you're against that. Slap yourself in the face, man.

She's gonna scratch the bodywork.

LandOTurk wrote:

DOB wrote:Or you could just, y'know, lock the buggy.

So now you're against that. Slap yourself in the face, man.

Or knee yourself in the face.

Jensrsa wrote:

I can only say

Is it only me who thought how long they can hold such a pose?

Average Joe wrote:Is it only me who thought how long they can hold such a pose?

I have a mini cousin who seems to be able to do it all day. Often arranged herself into various forms of the splits while watching the telly.

Fat Old Git wrote:

Average Joe wrote:Is it only me who thought how long they can hold such a pose?

I have a mini cousin who seems to be able to do it all day. Often arranged herself into various forms of the splits while watching the telly.

You shouldn't have those thoughts about your cousin though.