Hey, I live in Florida. This suit is perfect.
“I was thinking of buying something immediately after landing a new job,” I told my wife.
“That sounds nice,” she said. “What are you going to buy?”
“A new suit.”
Hey, I live in Florida. This suit is perfect.
“I was thinking of buying something immediately after landing a new job,” I told my wife.
“That sounds nice,” she said. “What are you going to buy?”
“A new suit.”
I don’t care about the original version of this comic — I’m going to simply accept the “chicken nuggets solve everything” adaptation as The One True Version.
Thanks to Gian for the find!
Because this is the real world in 2017, this picture says “Here’s Joey, who spoke at last night’s GDG Sun Coast Meetup about Android and Augmented Reality, with John, who attended and won the draw for the new Kotlin in Action book.”
(Thanks for attending my presentation, John, and enjoy the book! Kotlin’s a pretty nice programming language.)
If this were the TV world in 1977, this picture would say “We just started our own detective agency…in Hawaii!”
And in case you needed some background information, read the Daily Beast article Neo-Nazis Are Tearing the Furry World Apart.
Based on a tweet by @Takahata101.
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Once you’ve equipped your truck with extra roll bar lights and winch, and need extra power plugs to charge your phone and your vape device (a.k.a. “mouth mullet”), you could with a basic vanilla set of switches, but where would be the fun in that? If you’ve asked yourself this very question, here’s the answer: the Iztoss blue led 3 gang rocker switch panel with power socket, available right now at Amazon for $26.99.
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I’m pretty sure that the market research on this product was limited to a gut check and maybe a show of hands at a bar, but I can see this thing selling reasonably well. I can also imagine the guy in the Chinese factory taking a look at the purchase order to produce these things, “Damn, Americans are weird, man,” but shrugging his shoulders and assigning the lines to manufacture these panels.
This panel needs a single change to make it truly “Florida” — “Sasquatch” needs to be changed to the local term for “Bigfoot”: “Skunk Ape”:
I may have to get one of these for my Rogue. It doesn’t have a winch, but maybe I could use the “Wench Power” switch to open a special trunk containing a ready-to-deploy accordion.
Thanks to Becca Collins for the find!