I’m not really sure what to think about this one… Deep fried donuts filled with alcohol rather than jelly? Check it out here.
I’m not really sure what to think about this one… Deep fried donuts filled with alcohol rather than jelly? Check it out here.
After all the money we’ve wasted the last few years on shrimp treadmills, turtle tunnels, cowboy poetry, and the like, we finally have a government program I can get excited about. We can all use a new beef jerky that rolls up (well, maybe not the vegetarians, but they can enjoy the smell). You can read the article, which also delves into the government funded “Did Jesus die for Klingon’s too?” session. Enjoy it here.
Since everyone knows mobile homes are tornado magnets, I’ve always wondered why mobile homes aren’t, you know, mobile. If we learned anything from that crappy movie Twister, it’s that tornado’s are malevolent, sentient monsters that yearn for maximum destruction. They also growl for some reason.
Because of nature’s primal hunger for mobile homes, I would think mobile home dwellers would want to have the ability to scatter like cockroaches when they turn on the lights. Let’s walk through what I think are the most important requirements for mobile home ownership:
Here’s a picture of a typical not-too mobile home:
Here’s what changes I think should be made to improve your standard, old mobile home.
All of these changes will make these homes both more mobile and more homey. Don’t believe me? See for yourself and relish in its radness:
We take a break from the grape images today with an image I snapped surreptitiously in an unnamed retail location. First to the image:
I immediately envisioned the following conversation:
Associate #1: “I can’t tell… what color is this?”
Associate #2: “Umm, green?”
Associate #1: “Thanks!”