Tools required - a poo tube, disposable gloves, disposable income, and disposable pride.
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Blog founder, and perpetual cynic: No crap to sell, we just provide observational humor and general entertainment. Some might find our stuff insightful / informative. That’s your problem. Comment liberally, and become a follower. Thanks!
Writer, Editor, Photographer
Midwestern sensibility merged with cosmopolitan perspective. He brings unique insight, and uncommon clarity. He's honest, with the good sense to know when to use a filter and the cojones to let it fly.
Writer, Photographer
As our resident giant, "The Yet" provides perspective from above. He’s not the biggest, but odds are good he’s bigger than you. This not quite gentle giant is here to show you he can use his words (not just fists) to express himself.
CONTRIBUTING AUTHOR - DR. LOVE
Years ago in a time of peace not war, a man, born under the sign of Gemini, found his calling helping others understand the ways of love and romance. His mission was simple, to use common sense and good-natured fun to help others in affairs of the heart. Experiences aside, he knew that others like him needed warmth, understanding and the knowledge that someone was on their side. He forever become known as Dr. Love.
CONTRIBUTING AUTHOR - DJ BJ
This is a man you would not be shocked to find lurking in a park wearing a trench coat. DJ BJ has a passion for double entendres, but will resort to raw vulgarity when the mood strikes. He won’t win prizes for being politically correct, because disclaimers were invented for this guy. Sift and blush with care, and you might just stumble upon a nugget of humor now and again.
CONTRIBUTING AUTHOR - ORPHEUS OF INDIEOPOLIS (OoIO)
Gifted in mythical proportions with musical knowledge and insight, Orpheus reviews new bands, cool songs, concerts, and albums. You’ll learn what’s hot, what’s not, and a bit about music history. So, tie up your Chuck’s, ease the seat back, let it be, open your eyes look up to the skies and see…this ain’t your mom and dad’s AC/DC!
What pride?
ReplyDeleteBathroom etiquette goes right out the window when handling mixed black water. I like the fact that the arm is fully extended while grasping onto the connection point. This insures a maximum distance from the black water - ready to leap back in a moments notice should something go wrong. At first glance, it looks like a big blue snake that nobody wants to play with. I also have to add that the photography in this particular blog is excellent.
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