The AI-generated cat pictures thread
03-15-2015, 05:08 PM
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03-16-2015, 09:39 AM
Boost Pope
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Alternate uses for the missus' haircare devices:
On low heat, the filter was nice and dry in about 10 minutes. As a bonus, the house now smells of K&N filter oil, which nicely masks that cinnamon-vanilla candle crap.
On low heat, the filter was nice and dry in about 10 minutes. As a bonus, the house now smells of K&N filter oil, which nicely masks that cinnamon-vanilla candle crap.
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03-16-2015, 12:03 PM
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Wonder how a woman's laxative would be different from a man's?
Funny pics, thanks and props.
The F1 changes were great, they even did wing adjustments during the stop.
Funny pics, thanks and props.
The F1 changes were great, they even did wing adjustments during the stop.
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03-16-2015, 12:56 PM
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It's pink.
Since we've already covered shoes and hair gel, I'd like to talk for a moment about personal grooming, and presentableness in general.
Every morning, this guy is on my train:
Specifically, this is a Metro North commuter train which services the middle-class suburbs of Poughkeepsie, New Hamburgh and Beacon, and then runs express to Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan. This man is obviously employed in some capacity, as he's travelling into an out of Manhattan every day, and can obviously afford the $443 a month train ticket. And yet he dresses like this.
He disembarks this train each morning, and steps out into Grand Central Terminal, the most astonishing and awe-inspiring edifice ever erected to modern commuting:
(Yes, it actually looks like that in real life.)
And he does so wearing sweatpants and a ratty T-shirt, adorned with 1-3 days' spotty beard growth.
I used to call him Captain Sweatpants, in honor of the background character from the TV show Big Bang Theory, but then I realized that the fictional Captain Sweatpants is actually better-groomed than this guy!
Now, I'll freely acknowledge that I'm no Ennio Capasa, but I try to comport myself with a modicum of dignity and in a manner befitting my surroundings.
Some folks...
That is all.
Since we've already covered shoes and hair gel, I'd like to talk for a moment about personal grooming, and presentableness in general.
Every morning, this guy is on my train:
Specifically, this is a Metro North commuter train which services the middle-class suburbs of Poughkeepsie, New Hamburgh and Beacon, and then runs express to Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan. This man is obviously employed in some capacity, as he's travelling into an out of Manhattan every day, and can obviously afford the $443 a month train ticket. And yet he dresses like this.
He disembarks this train each morning, and steps out into Grand Central Terminal, the most astonishing and awe-inspiring edifice ever erected to modern commuting:
(Yes, it actually looks like that in real life.)
And he does so wearing sweatpants and a ratty T-shirt, adorned with 1-3 days' spotty beard growth.
I used to call him Captain Sweatpants, in honor of the background character from the TV show Big Bang Theory, but then I realized that the fictional Captain Sweatpants is actually better-groomed than this guy!
Now, I'll freely acknowledge that I'm no Ennio Capasa, but I try to comport myself with a modicum of dignity and in a manner befitting my surroundings.
Some folks...
That is all.
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03-16-2015, 03:23 PM
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Specifically, this is a Metro North commuter train which services the middle-class suburbs of Poughkeepsie, New Hamburgh and Beacon, and then runs express to Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan. This man is obviously employed in some capacity, as he's travelling into an out of Manhattan every day, and can obviously afford the $443 a month train ticket. And yet he dresses like this.
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03-16-2015, 04:31 PM
Tyson Knockout Compilation (just released)
I'll just leave this here for anybody that has an hour to kill. HINT: don't bother starting it if you don't have the time, cuz it's impossible to stop midstream.
What a monster he was. I can't believe what he accomplished in 1985 at just 18 yo.
What a monster he was. I can't believe what he accomplished in 1985 at just 18 yo.
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03-18-2015, 11:27 AM
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Mine fit me well. And since AE is known for customer service, you'll likely walk away happy in the end. I'd go to a store and get professionally fitted and try them on.
And maybe consider not buying immediately because....
They sell factory seconds via ShoeBank - Allen Edmonds Factory Outlet
That Long Branch in 14 at the outlet
shaves a bit off the price if you can stand to have some probably invisible cosmetic flaws. The flaws are usually misaligned eyelets, bunged perforations, or who knows. You have to order over the phone and there's a $10 return fee, but you can certainly call the stores selling the product and ask them to examine and tell you what flaws it has.
OR BETTER YET, that size 14 I linked to is in Riverhead, NY. Have a nice Sunday drive.
And maybe consider not buying immediately because....
They sell factory seconds via ShoeBank - Allen Edmonds Factory Outlet
That Long Branch in 14 at the outlet
shaves a bit off the price if you can stand to have some probably invisible cosmetic flaws. The flaws are usually misaligned eyelets, bunged perforations, or who knows. You have to order over the phone and there's a $10 return fee, but you can certainly call the stores selling the product and ask them to examine and tell you what flaws it has.
OR BETTER YET, that size 14 I linked to is in Riverhead, NY. Have a nice Sunday drive.
Neither one seemed especially comfortable. I guess I'm accustomed to a bit more space in the toe-box, and a bit softer construction all around.
Went ahead and asked that a pair in my size be shipped to the store to try on later this week, and trying to keep an open mind...
Images unrelated:
Apparently this is a real thing you can buy if you're a woman and want to look like a horse:
I see this, and am torn between
and
None of these things appeal to me in particular.
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