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

[John105]

vehicle was in line at the car wash. I was thinking it's not going to be good for me to be behind him, so I crossed my fingers that I could somehow go ahead by switching lanes (should not have worked in an ideal world). my wish came true

 

[dishdude]

I rarely eat pancakes, but I couldn't pass up trying this "pancake printer"! They were actually pretty good!

 

[Rat407]

Snapped the pic just at the right time.

 

[Jdeere562]

 

[levi]

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Feel bad for the next golfer that 'sinks it'.

 

[Pablo]

Feel bad for the next golfer that 'sinks it'.

What's that smell?

 

[Revving2Redline]

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Finally something that makes golf interesting. Saw a video of a guy tossing xl sized marshmellows all over the course.

 

[Revving2Redline]

What's that smell?

Victory if you already putted yours in prior, but Misery if it is your ball

 

[Pablo]

 

[dishdude]

Sounds typical for the Squirrel Hill tunnel.

 

[vavavroom]

Yellowtail

 

[John105]

I think I know why we do this

It goes back to this

 

[Pablo]

It goes back to this

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I had that exact catalog! Not that I could buy much in my teens......

 

[Kira]

^^I had the book, "Getting Started in Electronics" and the same guy was on its cover.^^

 

[miden851]

 

[John105]

^^I had the book, "Getting Started in Electronics" and the same guy was on its cover.^^

Is it me, or does the man look like Mike Brady?!

 

[vavavroom]

I think I know why we do this

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It goes back to this

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Oh wow. I'm getting flashbacks. I had a solderless breadboard electronics kit when I was 10. I think it was made by Philips. I remember getting an expansion pack for Christmas. It allowed me to build a wiretap device for the phone and a listening device that I installed in our living room and in the garage. I also built a photoelectric barrier that would alert me if anybody was coming upstairs to possibly bother me. When my grandpa gave me a chemistry set that I put to what I considered good use my parents were not too happy. Luckily for them, my nefarious activities soon shifted from slightly destructive experiments at home to classified activities in the wild. I have always tried to live up to Grandpa's motto: Non adepto deprensus.

 

[Rmay635703]

 

[wander2039]

Apparently these don’t last 13 years. Best one 4 volts most were 0z

 

[SHOZ]

Oh wow. I'm getting flashbacks. I had a solderless breadboard electronics kit when I was 10. I think it was made by Philips. I remember getting an expansion pack for Christmas. It allowed me to build a wiretap device for the phone and a listening device that I installed in our living room and in the garage. I also built a photoelectric barrier that would alert me if anybody was coming upstairs to possibly bother me. When my grandpa gave me a chemistry set that I put to what I considered good use my parents were not too happy. Luckily for them, my nefarious activities soon shifted from slightly destructive experiments at home to classified activities in the wild. I have always tried to live up to Grandpa's motto: Non adepto deprensus.

I use to have one of those metal fold out box chemistry sets. A little white phosphors for you to play with!!!!