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Oct 24, 2019 11:06:31 #
It all started because of a bunch of antique tools I have somehow accumulated. The hard edges and angles and hard wood and steel contrast with soft skin and bodies. Some of them turned into "all right."
I suffer from serial depression and sometimes the best I can do is see a visual pun and get a chuckle--bear with me. I think it is a picture with beauty but it also strikes me "righty-righty--lefty loose." And I didn't even know you could take them off!
I suffer from serial depression and sometimes the best I can do is see a visual pun and get a chuckle--bear with me. I think it is a picture with beauty but it also strikes me "righty-righty--lefty loose." And I didn't even know you could take them off!
Oct 24, 2019 13:52:02 #
Oct 24, 2019 19:00:03 #
Lovely body. Hopefully you have more shots with her.
BTW, it is “righty tighty, lefty loosey.” But I agree, neither needs tightening!
BTW, it is “righty tighty, lefty loosey.” But I agree, neither needs tightening!
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Oct 24, 2019 20:03:51 #
JohnFrim wrote:
Lovely body. Hopefully you have more shots with her.
BTW, it is “righty tighty, lefty loosey.” But I agree, neither needs tightening!
BTW, it is “righty tighty, lefty loosey.” But I agree, neither needs tightening!
I know—first learned that about 70 years ago. I just can’t type (Or proof read either). Or maybe spell?! In all thee cases—my mistake. Thanks, you may have cleared that for those (are there really any) who are not aware of the saying.
Oct 24, 2019 21:06:28 #
vertigo wrote:
I know—first learned that about 70 years ago. I just can’t type (Or proof read either). Or maybe spell?! In all thee cases—my mistake. Thanks, you may have cleared that for those (are there really any) who are not aware of the saying.
Well, given what you offered your mistakes are forgiven. Feel free to make a few more mistakes in spelling... with photo apologies, of course!
Oct 25, 2019 05:37:26 #
vertigo wrote:
It all started because of a bunch of antique tools I have somehow accumulated. The hard edges and angles and hard wood and steel contrast with soft skin and bodies. Some of them turned into "all right."
I suffer from serial depression and sometimes the best I can do is see a visual pun and get a chuckle--bear with me. I think it is a picture with beauty but it also strikes me "righty-righty--lefty loose." And I didn't even know you could take them off!
I suffer from serial depression and sometimes the best I can do is see a visual pun and get a chuckle--bear with me. I think it is a picture with beauty but it also strikes me "righty-righty--lefty loose." And I didn't even know you could take them off!
Fantastic image!!!!
Looks like your gonna need a bigger wrench!!! or not since no adjustments are needed.
Oct 25, 2019 06:25:49 #
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Oct 25, 2019 07:16:50 #
Oct 25, 2019 08:37:03 #
Yeah, they look tight enough to me, too. Interesting photo, and love your sense of humor. Are we to see more?
Oct 25, 2019 09:39:38 #
jaymatt wrote:
Yeah, they look tight enough to me, too. Interesting photo, and love your sense of humor. Are we to see more?
I agree he said everything I wanted to also.
Bruce
Oct 25, 2019 09:44:02 #
vertigo wrote:
It all started because of a bunch of antique tools I have somehow accumulated. The hard edges and angles and hard wood and steel contrast with soft skin and bodies. Some of them turned into "all right."
I suffer from serial depression and sometimes the best I can do is see a visual pun and get a chuckle--bear with me. I think it is a picture with beauty but it also strikes me "righty-righty--lefty loose." And I didn't even know you could take them off!
I suffer from serial depression and sometimes the best I can do is see a visual pun and get a chuckle--bear with me. I think it is a picture with beauty but it also strikes me "righty-righty--lefty loose." And I didn't even know you could take them off!
A very good one sir very nice. I reread the meaning and I’m thinking the saying means “righty to tighten – – lefty to loosen” .
Bruce tha loose, yup I am left handed too. Thanks for lovely post and narrative.
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Oct 25, 2019 12:48:31 #
Oct 25, 2019 14:29:39 #
vertigo wrote:
I know—first learned that about 70 years ago. I just can’t type (Or proof read either). Or maybe spell?! In all thee cases—my mistake. Thanks, you may have cleared that for those (are there really any) who are not aware of the saying.
No apologies necessary, The Hog is populated by many who cannot spell, type, proof or make sense.
Oct 25, 2019 14:31:53 #
cambriaman wrote:
No apologies necessary, The Hog is populated by many who cannot spell, type, proof or make sense.
And you are who ?
Oct 25, 2019 18:01:18 #
Manglesphoto wrote:
Fantastic image!!!!
Looks like your gonna need a bigger wrench!!! or not since no adjustments are needed.
Looks like your gonna need a bigger wrench!!! or not since no adjustments are needed.
Coughed OJ out of my nose laughing on this comment, but I think you are correct.
Larry
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