How Stupid Are They?

[up148]

Isn't that how - or part of how - a society progresses and enjoys new?

Well, I don't see it as progress. We have been regressing for decades in my opinion and due to our countries "anything goes" attitude, it's accepted. On the world stage, we are all trying to be so politically correct, that common sense and truth are no longer considered.

We do not think alike and I'm okay with that. We don't have to agree on anything to have fun here.

BH

[Roy]

No idea what this guy was sitting on, I'm sure he is sorry now.

Nice series of .gif's!

Just guessing here: the tire was old and over-inflated, and explosively separated from it's rim. Perhaps, it had Fix-a-Flat foam in it, too.

[HONDO74]

Vintage Hygiene Tips
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Glad I didn't live in the past.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Glad I didn't live in the past.

The past is closer than you might think,

[HONDO74]

Glad I didn't live in the past.

The past is closer than you might think,

The Arabic version of Soylent Green.

Dying People Turned Their Body Into Edible Medicine

The process of mellification was an old Arabic process that consisted of a dying person turning their body into a mummified candy bar for the living to eat. It began when the person was still alive. They would decide to donate their body and begin an all-honey diet. After their death, the body is placed in a stone coffin filled with honey for up to a century.
Eventually, the “mellified man” was unearthed and consumed by the living as a treatment for several ailments. The process was so popular that people in 16th century China also began doing it.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Wouldn't the contents of their digestive systems have mortified the quality of those consumptions?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Wouldn't the contents of their digestive systems have mortified the quality of those consumptions?

Try a diet of just honey and get back to us on that, would you now?

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Wouldn't the contents of their digestive systems have mortified the quality of those consumptions?

Try a diet of just honey and get back to us on that, would you now?

I'm trying to picture that.
Always pleasant talkin' to ya.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Out of common sense and good taste, isn't there a limit to how big a butt can get (including attendant and supportive thighs) and still be expected to look right and not frightening in spandex-like "pants" strapped across its full span?

[rogruth]

Out of common sense and good taste, isn't there a limit to how big a butt can get (including attendant and supportive thighs) and still be expected to look right and not frightening in spandex-like "pants" strapped across its full span?

Huh? What? Could you show us a picture of what you mean?

[Roy]

Common sense and good taste from three-rail traintards? Are you mad?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Out of common sense and good taste, isn't there a limit to how big a butt can get (including attendant and supportive thighs) and still be expected to look right and not frightening in spandex-like "pants" strapped across its full span?

Huh? What? Could you show us a picture of what you mean?

Please don't - inflicting blindness is cruel

[rogruth]

Out of common sense and good taste, isn't there a limit to how big a butt can get (including attendant and supportive thighs) and still be expected to look right and not frightening in spandex-like "pants" strapped across its full span?

Huh? What? Could you show us a picture of what you mean?

Please don't - inflicting blindness is cruel

I'm going blind anyway and I would not want to inflict that on anyone.
So Rufus is right, don't show any examples.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

I will not, and now that I've read your intelligent replies, guys, I am embarrassed I mentioned such a thing. Case closed. It's just that as I was walking my miles, today, something flashed in front of me, and I got a shock, so when I returned home I decided to vent, here on MTJ, which was a mistake. Some things are best ignored, even when they take up a considerable part of the horizon, and limp forward from there. Lesson learned (I hope.)

[Rufus T. Firefly]

It's just that as I was walking my miles, today, something flashed in front of me, and I got a shock, so when I returned home ........

Another good reason to wear good polarized shades when out in the noon day sun cavorting with Englishmen and mad dogs.