Post a pic that makes you LOL
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Saw these today: first one is relatable to all of us, I'm sure. The second one was captioned, "Anyone ever jump out of bed and say, 'CRAP! I forgot to buy bolts!'??" Clearly, whoever captioned that has never been eyeball deep in a complex HPR build!!
EDIT- Boy, that first one didn't work at all...sorry! It's a step-by-step pictorial of building a plastic model helicopter with an xacto knife. As it goes step by step the user gets more and more cut up, until the end when it's just blood and a crying family member...
EDIT- Boy, that first one didn't work at all...sorry! It's a step-by-step pictorial of building a plastic model helicopter with an xacto knife. As it goes step by step the user gets more and more cut up, until the end when it's just blood and a crying family member...
HEY! That's me!!! :grin:
TangoJuliet
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Now that's funny! And it's probably what every one of our Mother's imagined the first time we used an Xacto knife! :roll:
Last time we were home, my mom played a video for the family she had of me as a 10 year old showing off my modeling box- a small Plano tackle box with space for paints, glue, knives...everything. I looked at my 11 y/o, and said to myself...you're gettin' a Plano. My wife argued that he should be older, but Santa doesn't always listen to wives (husbands pay for it though...). Hasn't cut himself yet! Thinking I'll get my remaining kids (a boy and a girl) THEIR boxes when they turn 10. It's the right age in my book.
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I think I was 9, maybe 10, when I got my first Xacto knife set in the wood box. There was certainly a learning curve which involved imbedding the tip of a #11 into my fingers a few times, but nothing that would equate to a massacre thank goodness. I'm 45 now and still have all of my fingers... tips included. :wink:
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rharshberger
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So true....
Gary Byrum
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It took me awhile, but then I about ruptured a kidney laughing!! :roll:
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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It's brilliant! Just put yourself in a junior high mindset.
Gary Byrum
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It's all in the name. Ever met a guy named Seymore Hiney? Or Willie Makeit, Betty Wont?
DAllen
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Or the law firm "Dewey, Screwem, & Howe"
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Phil Mc....
Okay I'm going to stop before I get banned from TRF
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Say the name out loud. The trailing 'e' is a long E. The 'J' is a hard J.
Gary Byrum
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Better yet, break his name down to individual syllables, then say them accordingly. EX" hey wood..........
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It took me a minute to figure out what was so funny about Haywood Habloam.
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I had to look it up. It's a common gag name apparently.
You guys are so immature (in the dirty sense).
You guys are so immature (in the dirty sense).
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One can only wonder what's going through the mind of this Amish kid.
