I was recently faced with an opportunity to find out if, with my adult faculties, I would still act like a junior highschooler. Apparently, I would.
As part of my job I set up a 30' cowboy and an 18' cheerleader for the Houston Marathon. Well, my friends and I just could not help setting them up in something of a compromising position. This was only our first try at large scale figure manipulation, so it's a little rough, but next time we'll know how to make it work.
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My mother has these cute little ceramic kitties about the size of a golf ball.
One is on its hind legs like it's reaching for a peice of string.
The other is on all fours.
They fit together *perfectly*
And here I sit giggling about it 20 years later. I wonder if she still has them... (I wonder if they're still locked in kitty-coitus)
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I love how you can see that you're right by a playground in the first pic. That makes it even more wrong, but still amusing.
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When my friend got married all the guys in his line (There were 4 of us) went down to our local grocery store to by stuff to decorate his car. We got a little carried away and spent over $60 on items to spice it up, including two doggie stuffed animals. We put them in a compromising position on his dash board.
Strange looks and disgusted words were sent in our direction by those in attendance. Mission accomplished.
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I don't know if I trust myself to look at the picture. I don't want my family to think I'm any weirder.
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Also, does anyone know how I could go about putting sound over the video? I was thinking there should be either histerical laughter or cowboy like hooting and hollering.
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