Ship Happens

[Phil M]

On the lighter side - my wife returned from shopping in Banff, Alberta, with these men's underwear:



Yes, ship does happen.
Phil M

[Freedom77]

I always say, "Make like the Navy and get your SHIP together Fair Winds and Full Sails...Old Salt.

[Tomfoolery]

Ah, yes. The Burglar from Banffff-ffffff.

(A reference to F-Troop, for the youngsters out there.)

((F-Troop was a TV show in the 60's, for the younger youngsters out there.))

(((Before the days of cable - and yes, there WAS television before cable and satellite existed, for those who don't know what they've missed, and are still missing. Because they're too young.)))

[DaveC426913]

On the lighter side - my wife returned from shopping in Banff, Alberta, with these men's underwear:

Yikes! I hope you grilled her for who they belonged to, and how she got em!!

[Catigale]

...and you got half the proceeds...

[DaveB]

Don't get it. Get your draws to wear the pants they fit. Love is never to say you are sorry, It just tells the way you been and the tomorrow it will become.
Dave

On the lighter side - my wife returned from shopping in Banff, Alberta, with these men's underwear:



Yes, ship does happen.
Phil M

[sirlandsalot]

Ah, yes. The Burglar from Banffff-ffffff.

(A reference to F-Troop, for the youngsters out there.)

((F-Troop was a TV show in the 60's, for the younger youngsters out there.))

(((Before the days of cable - and yes, there WAS television before cable and satellite existed, for those who don't know what they've missed, and are still missing. Because they're too young.)))

Lol, I lived a couple hours from Banff my entire life, my dad has called it Banfffffff as long as I can remember, but I was/am to young to know the reference. Now my wee kids hear it too......your pitch'en and I'm catch'in!

[Tomfoolery]

Ah, yes. The Burglar from Banffff-ffffff.

(A reference to F-Troop, for the youngsters out there.)

((F-Troop was a TV show in the 60's, for the younger youngsters out there.))

(((Before the days of cable - and yes, there WAS television before cable and satellite existed, for those who don't know what they've missed, and are still missing. Because they're too young.)))

Lol, I lived a couple hours from Banff my entire life, my dad has called it Banfffffff as long as I can remember, but I was/am to young to know the reference. Now my wee kids hear it too......your pitch'en and I'm catch'in!

Well then, play this for your kids (family safe). Your kids don't know what they're missing. There was some good comedy out there on tv once upon a time.

A fastball, right down the pipe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qUagJGeZhc

[Phil M]

A fastball, right down the pipe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qUagJGeZhc

Hmmm. Been to Banff many times, but never heard of this burgler before. But then our tv was limited back then. As kids we mostly played outside - that would be a deprived childhood by today's standards.

[Tomfoolery]

A fastball, right down the pipe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qUagJGeZhc

Hmmm. Been to Banff many times, but never heard of this burgler before. But then our tv was limited back then. As kids we mostly played outside - that would be a deprived childhood by today's standards.

Actually, we didn't really spend that much time in front of the toob, and there were a few years when the big, metal box, black and white, knobs on the side, boob toob died for the last time (no amount of new vacuum tubes could save it - needed a new picture tube) and we went with no tv. I think the parents got tired of seven of us with nothing to do in cold weather but make a ruckus, so a new one (still vacuum tube) showed up. This was the 60's. TV after homework, of course. Or during, if they didn't catch us sneaking a look at Perry Mason or Jackie Gleason when we were supposed to be doing something productive.