When I saw these photos (and others that were too graphic to post!) I just thought of the saying, "Sometimes the dragon wins."
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sometimes you’re the windshield, sometimes you’re the bug!
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Yeah Chris, I to thought of the train wreck that I could not look away from when I sent these to you.
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From Top To Bottom.
He is mad! And that ain’t no Bull!
Nose Wheely to Nose Plant!
May Cause Cramping!
Tuck And Roll, Tuck And Roll!
Look Mom Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo*&%# SPLAT!LikeLike
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Only thing more painful than any of those is thinking who’s going to be the next president for the next four years!!!
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Of all of these pictures, I’d have to say the matador got the worse of it!
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Brady Quote “Oh my goodness!!”
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so… you are saying that a horn to the groin is not too graphic to post. what were the ones you left out… a picture of dick devos being sworn in as michigan’s governor or obama being inaugurated president?
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Pic #3 The horn is Obama’s tax plan. The matador is the U.S. tax payer! Free enterprise!
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From top to bottom:
-“Will it sink or float?” or “I wonder how fast that thing can swim?!”
-“I’m too cool for a helmet!”
-“Mommy.”
-“Look at that cool looking bug!”
-“I ment to do that…” or Superman theme playing.LikeLike
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-School of hard knocks strikes again! Darn, I’m gonna miss recess again.
-Thats gonna leave a “mark”!
-“I knew that would happen”, somebody always gets hurt.
-Just some of the obstacles/pains you may face on your way to success, it may seem overwhelming at times, but this too, “shall pass”.
-I have a Dream!?!
-Lets fail some more! And learn from “it”.
-This is what happens when you forget to “Check” and “Adjust” (PDCA).LikeLike
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This guy may be trying to kill me, but at least his kids won’t have the opportunity.
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Picture #1. ‘I guess it’s time to sink or swim!’
Picture #2 That’s what you get for driving a government issued bike.
Picture #3 PWNED! (pronounced as ‘pō nd for the internet chat illiterate)
Picture #4. That dude is about to get a face-lift.
Picture #5 As for the airborne ballerina. ‘I believe I can fly!’LikeLike
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When they fall off places or do something else that didn’t work out quite the way they’d planned, cats will look back at you with a look that says, “I MEANT to do that!!”
None of these guys have that look.LikeLike
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Chris,
Got this sent to me today – thought you would have fun with it. Reminds me of the corporte cliche bingo you talked about (BTW: my favorites are “IR-REGARDLESS” and “IT IS WHAT IT IS…”) Enjoy.
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Oxford compiles list of top ten irritating phrases
A top 10 of irritating expressions has been compiled by researchers at Oxford University.
By Charlotte Bailey
(UK) Telegraph
Last Updated: 1:59PM GMT 07 Nov 2008
Heading the list was the expression ‘at the end of the day’, which was followed in second place by the phrase ‘fairly unique’.
The tautological statement “I personally” made third place – an expression that BBC Radio 4 presenter John Humphreys has described as “the linguistic equivalent of having chips with rice.”
Also making the top 10 is the grammatically incorrect “shouldn’t of”, instead of “shouldn’t have”.
The phrases appear in a book called Damp Squid, named after the mistake of confusing a squid with a squib, a type of firework.
The researchers who compiled the list monitor the use of phrases in a database called the Oxford University Corpus, which comprises books, papers, magazines, broadcast, the internet and other sources.
The database alerts them to new words and phrases and can tell them which expressions are disappearing. It also shows how words are being misused.
As well as the above expressions, the book’s author Jeremy Butterfield says that many annoyingly over-used expressions actually began as office lingo, such as 24/7 and “synergy”.
Other phrases to irritate people are “literally” and “ironically”, when they are used out of context.
Mr Butterfield said: “We grow tired of anything that is repeated too often – an anecdote, a joke, a mannerism – and the same seems to happen with some language.”
The top ten most irritating phrases:
1 – At the end of the day
2 – Fairly unique
3 – I personally
4 – At this moment in time
5 – With all due respect
6 – Absolutely
7 – It’s a nightmare
8 – Shouldn’t of
9 – 24/7
10 – It’s not rocket scienceLikeLike
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Oct. (o8) Pic #3 should be pic #2 (pun intended) What a mooooving experience! A real pain in the rump roast. And thats no bull. I would’nt steer you wrong. I’d steak my reputation on it.
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Obstacles Leadership personafied
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Ouch
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