funny pic thread

[RIP - VTEnviro]

Maybe Fudgey was asking for a sandwich?

 

[Ble_PE]

Edit: Pics not working.

 

[wilheldp_PE]

Those are some nice FunnyChill logos you got there.

 

[Ble_PE]

Well shoot. I'll have to try that again.

 

[MA_PE]

we have a very competitive pack, I was getting eat **** text messages during the race after my poor showing (me= cubmaster, so I guess the car should at least make it down the track)

One year the final race was between me, I mean my kid and another guy, um I mean his kid and I was the cubmaster and he was asst/former cubmaster. Everyone thought the fix was in, but we, I mean the kids, just worked hard at trying to build fast cars.

One key thing that I did was to provide the scale. I used a calibrated digital scale from our lab that weighed to the nearest 0.01 grams. Of course while I, I mean my son, was building the car, I could constantly weigh it so we were 5.00 grams with paint and finishes.

On derby night I got to weigh it on the same scale and didn't have someone bring in their kitchen diet scale with an accuracy of +/- 1 grams, and have them tell us we were over the allowable weight. Conversely the guys who come up with a car with 10lbs of weight on it because they used their bathroom scale would be consequently shut down.

OK, we had a fairly competitive pack, too.

 

[Road Guy]

In past years I have borrowed the official pack scale, we have a decent digital scale, not n

the best but since on check in night I have to set up the track, answer 300 questions, etc I don't have the time to add .10 oz or adjust so I do it to save time, this year I wasn't able to borrow the offficial scale so I think some of the tinkering last mi ute didn't help. Normally the wheels is the last thing to go on since you can measure them along the way.

Oh well I have one more year with my oldest and 4 more with the youngest so I still have time to bring home the hardware.....

Glad you, I mean, your son did well

 

[Dexman PE]

Happy New Year!

^ I've always found that picture insane, that's I'tees girlfriend

My avatar is the same woman, different angle...

 

[cement]

I'm going to need to verify your sources Dexman. give.

 

[Dexman PE]

Here's an article with Ice-T and his wife Coco. The picture in my avatar is from a twitter post of hers:

I can't confirm that the Epic Butt pic is hers, but they look alot alike.

http://news.superiorpics.com/2007/11/21/IC...AW_+_ORDER.html

http://www.celebrityhq.com/coco/when-coco-twitters-we-listen

Edit: I'll have to do some further investigation at home as alot of the links google was giving me would not be appropriate to open at work (plus they're blocked).

 

[cement]

seems it could be her...

 

[Master slacker]

^^^ I would SO wreck that!

 

[Ble_PE]

^The car or the woman?

 

[Supe]

You can have the car, I just want the back seat and the airbags.

 

[Capt Worley PE]

we have a very competitive pack, I was getting eat **** text messages during the race after my poor showing (me= cubmaster, so I guess the car should at least make it down the track)

One year the final race was between me, I mean my kid and another guy, um I mean his kid and I was the cubmaster and he was asst/former cubmaster. Everyone thought the fix was in, but we, I mean the kids, just worked hard at trying to build fast cars.

One key thing that I did was to provide the scale. I used a calibrated digital scale from our lab that weighed to the nearest 0.01 grams. Of course while I, I mean my son, was building the car, I could constantly weigh it so we were 5.00 grams with paint and finishes.

On derby night I got to weigh it on the same scale and didn't have someone bring in their kitchen diet scale with an accuracy of +/- 1 grams, and have them tell us we were over the allowable weight. Conversely the guys who come up with a car with 10lbs of weight on it because they used their bathroom scale would be consequently shut down.

OK, we had a fairly competitive pack, too.

When my Dad, I mean I, built my car, he, I mean I, was the same way with the wieght.

Plus, he, I mean I, used turbine oil instead of graphite. Much slicker stuff.

 

[Flyer_PE]

When I worked at the power plant, it was interesting to see how many of the those cars were being built in the mechanical maintenance shop.

 

[MA_PE]

we have a very competitive pack, I was getting eat **** text messages during the race after my poor showing (me= cubmaster, so I guess the car should at least make it down the track)

One year the final race was between me, I mean my kid and another guy, um I mean his kid and I was the cubmaster and he was asst/former cubmaster. Everyone thought the fix was in, but we, I mean the kids, just worked hard at trying to build fast cars.

One key thing that I did was to provide the scale. I used a calibrated digital scale from our lab that weighed to the nearest 0.01 grams. Of course while I, I mean my son, was building the car, I could constantly weigh it so we were 5.00 grams with paint and finishes.

On derby night I got to weigh it on the same scale and didn't have someone bring in their kitchen diet scale with an accuracy of +/- 1 grams, and have them tell us we were over the allowable weight. Conversely the guys who come up with a car with 10lbs of weight on it because they used their bathroom scale would be consequently shut down.

OK, we had a fairly competitive pack, too.

When my Dad, I mean I, built my car, he, I mean I, was the same way with the wieght.

Plus, he, I mean I, used turbine oil instead of graphite. Much slicker stuff.

turbine oil. Cheater! Only dry lubricants are allowed.

I'll have to retrieve your trophy and put an asterisk next to your entry in the Pinewood cerby record books.

 

[Capt Worley PE]

turbine oil. Cheater! Only dry lubricants are allowed.

Not in 1975.

 

[RIP - VTEnviro]

Leave it to a bunch of engineers to get into an argument over lube that has nothing to do with anything x-rated.

 

[TouchDown]

 

[TouchDown]

FOR FUDGEY.