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Swordfish.
Might be worth all the trouble to talk to that cutie.
Fetchez la vache!
I would like to squee to your manager.
Silly English kniggits! And it would be worth the trouble to see this baby.
What are those blue things? Gloves of those who didn’t aim their catapults correctly?
On the right, you can see similar blue things connecting the horizontal beams to the vertical ones. I think they’re junction connectors for whatever kind of scaffolding system that is.
They look to me like blue plastic claw-clamps, similar to hair claw-clamps. I’m not sure what they are doing on those pipes—perhaps they are holding something (a wire?) up and out of the way?
I think this guy’s juuuust about ready to start working for the motor vehicle registry! 😃
Hee hee yup! And probably gained experience at City Hall.
When I got to the line about the ladder or trampoline, I just knew the scroll down would be good. Mike never disappoints. And what is with Shibus and looking through square holes?? I swear there was another post on here that had 3 Shibus looking through a fence and their owner put the holes in because they loved watching the people go by.
As a notary, I’m afraid I’d have to refuse service to anyone who came to me in the state in which they were born!!!
I see what you did there.