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I don't find everything that this guy does to be funny, but this one had me laughing.

My neighbors would really love me if I built a tator tank! Big Grin




Link to original video: https://youtu.be/W8oa0c6HmXw
 
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OH MY!!! gots to get me some of dat rights now. ........................drill sgt.
 
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Anyone else think the dog was going to piss on the tire?



“There is love in me the likes of which you’ve never seen. There is rage in me the likes of which should never escape."
—Mary Shelley, Frankenstein

 
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It's called 'Ray-Dar' cuz it shoots out rays and when it hits the target, you say 'Dar it is'


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Funny contraption. But he needs to lay off the roids.

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Posts: 2218 | Location: Wherever the voices in my head tell me to go | Registered: April 08, 2009Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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A friend from Morrisville PA (north of Philly and sort of across from Trenton) bought 35 acres in Somerset County, Maryland in 1998, built a home, and has lived there ever since. He gigs for a living all points south to S.C. and a bit west. His "developed" accent is as thick and even more so. As a musician, the mimicry-gene is dominant.

Speaking of accents: I've run into landlocked Tidewater accented people in central Delaware and always thought it was a remnant of Thames oystermen's accents who settled up the Chesapeake but this Crisfield buddy says it is Tidewater - Older Southern American English. The study of dialect & migration is like a history lesson. Neat stuff.
 
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