Random photos

[Maggot]

Just a couple places I visited today.

[Maggot]

Well......That was a wash!

[LuMPyPussy]

You're very talented. At what, I have no idea.

[Lady Cop]

You're very talented. At what, I have no idea.

he makes beautiful Christmas wreaths and can hammer nails into large dead tree things i think they call 2 x 4s, and he can leap over snowbanks in a single bound!

[LuMPyPussy]

He seems to enjoy killing small rodents as well. What a renaissance man.

[Maggot]

I tell ya I was down by the beggers island today, and down by the rapids where I fish, the water was cold and fast and the sun was shinning. There was a bronze statue of a mill woman there. Her eyes were frozen and timeless. And everything was cool and blue. Sometimes brown and white, but it made the day memorable.

[Lady Cop]

those streams are one reason i love your area any time of year...that water is always cold and pure.

[Maggot]

This may make me think......

[LuMPyPussy]

This may make me think......

Oh my god, someone scooped out her pupils!

[Maggot]

Anyways ..........

[sally]

Very nice, that water looks like it produces some delicious tasting fish that is as pure and clean as the Mother Mary.

[LuMPyPussy]

That statue doesn't look so scary from a distance.

[Maggot]

That is the "Mill Woman" dedicated to all the women that worked the mills weaving cloth at the turn of the century. I always thought it was serene and forlorn. It makes me think of how hardworking and dedicated they were, and forgotten in a thankless time. Funny that they are remembered and not the men that they supported during the war and after. As I said a thankless task but not forgotten through the statue that remains as a testiment towards their fortitude. I admire that.

[Cynical Ninja]

That is the "Mill Woman" dedicated to all the women that worked the mills weaving cloth at the turn of the century. I always thought it was serene and forlorn. It makes me think of how hardworking and dedicated they were, and forgotten in a thankless time. Funny that they are remembered and not the men that they supported during the war and after. As I said a thankless task but not forgotten through the statue that remains as a testiment towards their fortitude. I admire that.

Sounds a bit "faggoty" to me.

[LuMPyPussy]

You're tainted just by posting in this thread.

[IMaDick]

That is the "Mill Woman" dedicated to all the women that worked the mills weaving cloth at the turn of the century. I always thought it was serene and forlorn. It makes me think of how hardworking and dedicated they were, and forgotten in a thankless time. Funny that they are remembered and not the men that they supported during the war and after. As I said a thankless task but not forgotten through the statue that remains as a testiment towards their fortitude. I admire that.

since your pictures actually have a theme are they really random photo's?

[D]

That is the "Mill Woman" dedicated to all the women that worked the mills weaving cloth at the turn of the century. I always thought it was serene and forlorn. It makes me think of how hardworking and dedicated they were, and forgotten in a thankless time. Funny that they are remembered and not the men that they supported during the war and after. As I said a thankless task but not forgotten through the statue that remains as a testiment towards their fortitude. I admire that.

since your pictures actually have a theme are they really random photo's?

Maybe he was "being" random when he took them?

[D]

And for a completely random photo... Frank's wife!

[Cynical Ninja]

Hmmmm, not enough bodyhair.

[Maggot]

Sounds a bit "faggoty" to me.

Well I did have second thoughts about posting this here. ::lol::