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I’ve only hit a deer once in my 42 years here on the coast. I had just turned on to 101 so I wasn’t going very fast. I was looking in my rear view mirror as my road is at the top of a hill and sometime cars come flying over the top. I looked back at the road and a deer was standing in the middle of the lanes. Oh, please stay there, no it leapt in front of me. I slammed on my breaks and it sort of rolled over the front of my truck and landed on the side of the highway. I stopped and got out to check and it was dead still with it’s big brown eyes staring at me. I though it was dead. I looked for it on my way back from town and it was gone, I decided I only stunned it and it got up and went on it’s merry way.
My avatar killed a bunny once but I forgave him because he was a great mouser/ratter.

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The latest Lume commercial on TV just now. OMG. What will that woman come up with next.

Lume?

NVM. Such an American obsession.

I was wondering that myself. Maybe she hasn’t made it to our neck of the woods yet?

I’m confused. When I type in Lume it comes up deodorant.

Consider yourself lucky.:slightly_smiling_face:

I guess I should. But then I’m subjected to endless Dr. Oz for Senate ads :confounded:

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The whole idea of “intimate deodorant” is ludicrous. But then the beauty industrial complex thrives on making women feel weird about themselves or inadequate. Barf.

Where’s the taint & ball deodorant for doodz that is equally advertised?

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Which reminds me of a commercial I kept hearing on the radio today (I know . . .I’m a dinosaur, but I was sitting outside listening to the Phils). It was for chicken made out of plants only. But they kept repeating it was chicken. But they kept repeating it was plant-based. It wasn’t a very good commercial since I don’t remember the name of the product. Then again I am obviously not a member of their target audience.

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Believe it or not a sports radio guy in Philly had a long-running thing about the “male fragrance” his wife bought him for Christmas. Apparently the gift was a joke, but the product was real.

Another sports radio guy used to have a gig advertising “mansculpting” products. So they do exist.

ETA: The tag-line was “Clean it up down there!”

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Oh, I know about manscaping :wink:

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Get it now?:slightly_smiling_face:

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I think that’s their main tactic. They make you feel that you don’t have something essential, and tell you that they have it for you.
I use DEO when I go somewhere because this is a warm weather country, and sweating even at slight movement is common in many areas. But I don’t think that except some floral scents any other scent would be identified as “women’s” by anyone. But companies sell them categorized as men and women. Lol.

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Happy to report 2nd fence gate rebuild was completed yesterday with zero wasp stings this time around. Two dead wasps, though. I didn’t give them a chance. As soon as each showed up I zapped them with my sweat towel and stomped.

It’s amazing how badly this thing was initially constructed. The Z-frame at each of the corners was held together by a single angle-driven nail. Yeah, I know the planking (once installed) provides a lot of the structural support, but c’mon.

I redid all the corners with 3 inch screws and in one case, some angle bracing. They also installed the hinge hardware without drilling pilot holes, and the screws were heavy enough to crack the 2x4s, so I had to repair those as well.

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I hit a mother (literally) doe this last year. Ruined my hood, but her fat ass lived to see another day. I bet she was 200+.

That island they live on must have some pretty jumpy deer.


Something to cheer up a Tuesday :slightly_smiling_face:

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Dang. Nice “sandwich.”

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Got selected for the National Tour Guide Lecturer Licence course. 5 months duration. Since the only way out of the country’s current dollar quagmire is tourism, it will be promoted more than anything else. Guides will be able to make a good living when the season starts. Course fee is high, and I’m looking for someone who would give me a loan, but it’s fully worth taking it. Spending around 400usd in course fee is a good investment, considering 30usd per day guide fee and other extras that would be around 800usd per month when the season starts.
So if anyone visits Sri Lanka after 6 months, the chances are I could be your guide :sweat_smile: That’s one in a million chance though :sweat_smile:

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