Thread for photos that 100% do not violate any Terms Of Service, not political, not too lewd, no gas price pics etc.

[53' Stude]

Fudgsicles: Made 'em very early this morning. Here they are out of their molds. I hadn't used these molds before and I was curious how they turned out. Not too bad although I do prefer my usual molds.
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Oh man! Loved doing this with grandma and my brother as kids

 

[Number_35]

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That is a very English breakfast. Are there fried eggs and fried tomatoes too?

 

[Number_35]

Not sure I understand waiting in a Starbucks drive through line. I pulled in right behind the red mini van, parked in a lot outside of Starbucks not to get stuck in the Starbucks parking lot. Went in, order my coffee. This is my drink as I exited Starbucks. Guess we all value time differently .

On a sadder note, this Glendale AZ Starbucks is full of mature people that look like they have not much to do. That may match for them..I also plan to hang at a coffee shop when I retire, but I will have a mission every day.
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We are agreed on drive-throughs.

They make sense if you're not able-bodied or have a van full of young children, but otherwise I don't get it.

 

[JHZR2]

Mine is a decade + old turd. No bloviating was intended.

I’m still running a G3 PowerPC Mac mini. They aren’t that bad.

 

[JHZR2]

Not many folks have been bit by a shark. But every so often it happens…

 

[Braapdaddy]

Mobil truck and SUV 5W30

 

[Zee09]

 

[53' Stude]

I need to get a pet.

 

[Bob in Utah]

Coming soon.........

Utah September snow

 

[John105]

Went to swim at a Y not under ours. They even had a water park. But the bags next to the Suit Mate?
“Hey Guys! Free bags! They’re just giving them away.”—Jamie from Progressive

 

[Bob in Utah]

Momma cow knows its time to head to lower ground

 

[Bob in Utah]

Kawi' on the hill

 

[Bob in Utah]

Kawi' on the desert

 

[Zee09]

Young Cotton Mill Workers In 1909​

 

[walterjay]

Young Cotton Mill Workers In 1909​

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I wonder how much they were paid for a day of work

 

[Zee09]

I wonder how much they were paid for a day of work

Very sad picture. The faces say it all. A guess 50 cents a day...

 

[Reggaemon]

Very sad picture. The faces say it all. A guess 50 cents a day...

Average work week hours...55. Average hourly pay 14 cents.
By 1930 it was up to 32 cents per hour.
Adjusted for inflation....who knows. I'm guessing not a lot.

 

[Zee09]

Average work week hours...55. Average hourly pay 14 cents.
By 1930 it was up to 32 cents per hour.
Adjusted for inflation....who knows. I'm guessing not a lot.

I based my guess on 8 hrs and women didn't make a man's wage and child labor was more like slave labor thus the sad faces... May have simply worked for room and board..

 

[AutoMechanic]

Corn on the grill. I’m not a huge fan of corn on the cob in general but especially not grilled lol. Luckily there is one small piece I’ll probably eat that one. Steaks coming next.

 

[Zee09]

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Corn on the grill. I’m not a huge fan of corn on the cob in general but especially not grilled lol. Luckily there is one small piece I’ll probably eat that one. Steaks coming next.

The extravagance..,.