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Bored at work

So bored. I fingered I would take this time to sort of revive my blog. I don’t have much to say but if you are as bored as I am you probably need something to read. Yesterday was an excellent day for my fantasy players Arian Foster and Andre Johnson who together scored me 42.50 not their best games but I will take it! The texans vs lions game was crazy, it had everything I good game needs. Defense, offense, suspense and even a little controversy http://m.nfl.com/news/0ap1000000099222/forsett-on-disputed-call-i-wasnt-giving-the-touchdown-back/ this shitstorm was especially terrible for me because if forsett would have been whistled down when he was supposed to be I would have possibly gained more fantasy points and that’s all that matters. Also errrmerrgerd 2 missed FG’s in OT. That’s cray shit.

Anyways I get payed today so I plan on getting beligerent. I should be back Monday with a weekend recap blog if I don’t forget. Have a good one!

Ouch

My soreness just woke me up

It’s been a while

Today I ate a fuckload of fish and food from the sea. Everyone else’s day was terrible

topgear:

Man goes on 18-month road trip. It lasts 23-years.


When the Berlin wall fell in 1989, former airline executive Gunther Holtorf and his wife Christine left Germany in their Mercedes G Wagen, bound for an 18-month tour of Africa.
500,000 miles later, and 74-year-old Gunther is still going. He has no sponsorship and no factory backing - his trip’s been entirely self-funded, without so much of a sniff of Facebook or Twitter.
Gunther told BBC news: “The main cost for the traveler is restaurants and hotels”. Which is why he kitted out “Otto” the G-Wagen with cooking and sleeping facilities, choosing to spend his money on fuel and shipping the car around the world. Literally.
Included in his epic roster of destinations are Brazil, Paris, Mount Everest, Cuba, Northern Iraq (during the war, naturally), Hollywood, Kazakhstan, Alberquque, the Caribbean, lots of Africa…
And despite covering half a million miles, his trusty G has never had a serious breakdown. Ever.

Now click here, watch the video and enjoy Gunther’s incredible pictures, which were captured with two old film cameras.


Fuckya

topgear:

Man goes on 18-month road trip. It lasts 23-years.

When the Berlin wall fell in 1989, former airline executive Gunther Holtorf and his wife Christine left Germany in their Mercedes G Wagen, bound for an 18-month tour of Africa.

500,000 miles later, and 74-year-old Gunther is still going. He has no sponsorship and no factory backing - his trip’s been entirely self-funded, without so much of a sniff of Facebook or Twitter.

Gunther told BBC news: “The main cost for the traveler is restaurants and hotels”. Which is why he kitted out “Otto” the G-Wagen with cooking and sleeping facilities, choosing to spend his money on fuel and shipping the car around the world. Literally.

Included in his epic roster of destinations are Brazil, Paris, Mount Everest, Cuba, Northern Iraq (during the war, naturally), Hollywood, Kazakhstan, Alberquque, the Caribbean, lots of Africa…

And despite covering half a million miles, his trusty G has never had a serious breakdown. Ever.

Now click here, watch the video and enjoy Gunther’s incredible pictures, which were captured with two old film cameras.

Fuckya

Jul 8

fuckyeahliftedtoyotas:

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Jul 8

fuckyeahliftedtoyotas:

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Dillon vallee’s yota with a lil makeover

(Source: ridenickride)

(Source: ridenickride)