MORE random pics......

[pokey]

Originally Posted by dependencies

I confess I had no idea it was a recent event


looks like a landslide?

Sorry, pictures were unrelated. The Vung Tau pic is one I took a few days ago. The other does look like a landslide.

[GH85Carrera]

Do you think it's time for a waxing?

[Geronimo '74]

Group discount??

[tcar]

Originally Posted by gh85carrera

do you think it's time for a waxing?

Full Moon?

[johnco]

Saw this 2 headed baby turtle today at the turtle farm. guy says he's got an offer of $600 for it. He's sold 3 albino turtles for $3500 each. Wow!

[GH85Carrera]

Bruce Lee Lives!

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by BRPORSCHE

After a long fight with a caddy northstar V8. circa 2006

At one time I wanted to put one of those in a 914 as a sidewinder, trans and all.

[Erakad]

[GH85Carrera]

[sammyg2]

[J1NX3D]

[GH85Carrera]

She is single!

[GH85Carrera]

I think he needs a different brand of tan in a bottle.

[GH85Carrera]

[stomachmonkey]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

She is single!

Saw her on the Today show a few weeks back.

Strong girl who got dealt a ****ty hand.

She is an inspiring individual. Much better role model than a majority of overpaid professional athletes.

I don't think it's appropriate that her condition is a source of amusement.

It’s not easy to go through life leading a parade of people staring at you, whispering behind your back and wondering what’s wrong with you when, from your standpoint, nothing is wrong at all.

But that’s how it’s always been for Lizzie Velasquez, a bright and bubbly college student with a rare disorder that makes it impossible for her to gain weight, no matter how much she eats.

“They look at me like I’m a monster. Wherever I go, it’s like I walk with an audience because people are constantly looking at me,” Velasquez, 21, told TODAY’s Ann Curry Tuesday in New York.

Velasquez was just 2 pounds when she was born about eight weeks premature. She grew slowly and has no body fat, so that today she weighs barely 61 pounds — about as much as an average 8-year-old.

Doctors say she has many symptoms of neonatal progeroid syndrome, a rare disorder characterized by premature aging and an extreme lack of fat. One of just three to six people in the entire world with her specific symptoms, Velasquez has a triangular face and a sharp, beaklike nose. She also has lost vision in her right eye.

[billybek]

Originally Posted by stomachmonkey

Saw her on the Today show a few weeks back.

Strong girl who got dealt a ****ty hand.

She is an inspiring individual. Much better role model than a majority of overpaid professional athletes.

I don't think it's appropriate that her condition is a source of amusement.

It’s not easy to go through life leading a parade of people staring at you, whispering behind your back and wondering what’s wrong with you when, from your standpoint, nothing is wrong at all.

But that’s how it’s always been for Lizzie Velasquez, a bright and bubbly college student with a rare disorder that makes it impossible for her to gain weight, no matter how much she eats.

“They look at me like I’m a monster. Wherever I go, it’s like I walk with an audience because people are constantly looking at me,” Velasquez, 21, told TODAY’s Ann Curry Tuesday in New York.

Velasquez was just 2 pounds when she was born about eight weeks premature. She grew slowly and has no body fat, so that today she weighs barely 61 pounds — about as much as an average 8-year-old.

Doctors say she has many symptoms of neonatal progeroid syndrome, a rare disorder characterized by premature aging and an extreme lack of fat. One of just three to six people in the entire world with her specific symptoms, Velasquez has a triangular face and a sharp, beaklike nose. She also has lost vision in her right eye.

Nice to know the whole story. Thanks for posting this.

[pokey]

Bill,
The quote in your sig is from Seasick Steve, right?

[pokey]

[widebody911]

[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by stomachmonkey

Saw her on the Today show a few weeks back.

Strong girl who got dealt a ****ty hand.

She is an inspiring individual. Much better role model than a majority of overpaid professional athletes.

I don't think it's appropriate that her condition is a source of amusement.

It’s not easy to go through life leading a parade of people staring at you, whispering behind your back and wondering what’s wrong with you when, from your standpoint, nothing is wrong at all.

But that’s how it’s always been for Lizzie Velasquez, a bright and bubbly college student with a rare disorder that makes it impossible for her to gain weight, no matter how much she eats.

“They look at me like I’m a monster. Wherever I go, it’s like I walk with an audience because people are constantly looking at me,” Velasquez, 21, told TODAY’s Ann Curry Tuesday in New York.

Velasquez was just 2 pounds when she was born about eight weeks premature. She grew slowly and has no body fat, so that today she weighs barely 61 pounds — about as much as an average 8-year-old.

Doctors say she has many symptoms of neonatal progeroid syndrome, a rare disorder characterized by premature aging and an extreme lack of fat. One of just three to six people in the entire world with her specific symptoms, Velasquez has a triangular face and a sharp, beaklike nose. She also has lost vision in her right eye.

I really figured it was a total PhotoChop image. I had no idea she was real.