"This car is full of bumper stickers that say bumper sticker"
"The different reflections from my glasses"
"I’m at the NYC Macys and the escalator is made out of wood"
"The McDonalds in my town has a sign with only one arch"
"A small local movie theater me uses reusable metal bowls for the popcorn"
"This oddly shaped egg that my chickens laid"
"Public air shower in Tokyo to blow pollen off hay fever sufferers"
"This shampoo lists what each ingredient is"
"Toddler toilet at a rest stop in Virginia, USA"
"Hotel bookshelf Levels Out Book Height"
"This industrial sized barrel of pineapple juice"
"The sun doesn’t set in Iceland right now. This is around midnight"
"This runway in the middle of a neighborhood has homes all along it with their own hangers"
"I balanced a stack of six pine cones today"
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when Izi says its awesome, it's friggin' awesome! It's the law!
Martina,
by the way, is a bumper sticker on a trunk door still a bumper sticker or is it a trunk door sticker instead?
#9 I think your chickens might be sick.
#12 What's the banana for?
#15 Being south of the polar circle, the sun always sets in Iceland. It just doesn't go deep below the horizon, giving you twighlight during midnight.
#16 And they even have hangars to put the planes in!
#17 ...with a totally misplaced transmitter coil. Bravo!
#20 That a drive thru mall?
#25 Finally, so smombies won't jaywalk and get run over all the time.
St louis. Because of the arc
#12 either for scale or to stop diarrhea. from either end
was gonna be my comment!
and a urinal is NOT a toilet to pee in? Just wondering about semantics.
so tired of discriminative haters.
Offended by a book on a shelf ... who's the piece of cr#p here?
And it's "separated", something you might know had you read those classics you mention.