The Dinette Set by Julie Larson for September 17, 2020

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    seattlesince57  about 4 years ago

    I’d like to see ’um race, like the souped up lawnmowers do

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    SusanSunshine Premium Member about 4 years ago

    The crown is easy. to spot.

     

    Some people would like to “crown” Burl, most of the time… but they wouldn’t use a crown like that.

     

    Gotta love the guy holding up the candle…

    He thinks he’s at a Marvin Gaye concert, I guess, anytime he hears “Ain’t no Mountain”?

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    BlitzMcD  about 4 years ago

    I prefer the Thirteenth Floor Elevators!

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    InTraining Premium Member about 4 years ago

    notice the guy running with his walker…?

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    InTraining Premium Member about 4 years ago

    Next Burl will slide down the ramp… wheeeeee…..!

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    donnagant622  about 4 years ago

    Found it!

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    BeniHanna6 Premium Member about 4 years ago

    Down in our Florida community we see a lot of these things. Some with slender people with broken legs or sprained ankles, but the vast majority are morbidly obese women. My wife has told me, if I ever get that big just shoot me. Trouble with them is that if you’re overweight and start using one, it’s a rapid downhill ride to obesity.

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    oldsmkysyvr  about 4 years ago

    At first glance I read Joy’s Shirt as “Butt Scootin’ Boogie”.

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    orbenjawell Premium Member about 4 years ago

    Jeeze-Loiuse, I knew Julie was asking us to look for “a crown” before I even checked the “Find It” spot at the top of the page…..that crown sort of sticks out back there………..

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    orbenjawell Premium Member about 4 years ago

    …so try 13th Floor Elevators….sike-a-del-ic!!!

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    patlaborvi  about 4 years ago

    About 10 years ago I was in a coma for 2 months my legs had atrophied and I had enough nerve damage that I’d lost much of the fine motor control in my legs. It took over a year but I was eventually able to walk with assistance (but I’ll never trust myself in the driver’s seat of a car). While I was in my wheelchair and working up to my walker many people would look at me and comment that they could help me get a motorized chair, to which I’d reply, “I’m trying to get out of this thing, not stay in it permanantly.”

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