Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for September 16, 2016

Yes, dear, it can be very uplifting.

Everybody on Ballard Street joins the Pully Club eventually.

You will all thank me for my restraint in not posting 58 pics of The Pulley Club"I will thank myself for getting to bed before midnight.

Aw, Rose, we always appreciate your extensive grasp of BS (Ballard Street) history.

The principle:

Just get a grip and pull yourself together.

At the Pulley Club meetings, they go deeper:

One assumes that the Pulley Club, unlike Augusta National Golf Club, has a gender neutral admissions policy.

Bev… I think I had the same reaction… well except I never thought “Where’s the rest of me!?” cos I knew it was Marsha.

I did wonder what happened to her body, though….I started to wonder whether a pulley was not only uplifting, like X said….but whether it… you know…“lifts and separates.”But then, like you, I saw her leg sticking out….realised it was just the viewing angle…and breathed a sigh of relief.

Rose … I, too, am tempted to post my usual large assortment of pictures…including local pulley enthusiasts, Ballard Street Pulley Club meetings, etc….but I also have to opt for sleep.It’s already after 2 am and I’ve been up way too late the last few nights.

Liverlips … Unlike (apparently) the club pictured in Bev’s “Happy Hour” post….not that there’’s anything wrong with that.

Speaking of Bev’s posts…the magician is using a very early version of the XTI Invisible PulleyMatic™ to perform his levitation trick.

The BS Pulley club is in direct competion with the PullYou assembly of Pushme County.

That does kind of look like fun

The Pulley Club is a great way to keep in shape. However, there are a few denizens of Ballard Street that don’t believe in exercising… isn’t that right Bev & Rose ?

The Pulley Club is very uplifting.

Wow. In what universe does that actually WORK? The perpetual motion universe?