And all this time I though the joke was “a boat is a hole in the water you pour your money through”
I couldn't see precisely what was going on in post 2021 (small picture) until I picked up on the poor pooch wedged in her behind - lost, indeed...
Since my last urinal joke was a repeat.
This one gets me every time!
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What is this near the shops? A 14-y-o Ford Escort I think.
Looks like it hasn't been cleaned or even moved in all that time... 🙄
What do you think the pavement wag should write on it with his wet little finger when nobody is around?
"Also available in White." 🙂
"I wish my wife was as Dirty as this car." 🤣
Looks like it hasn't been cleaned or even moved in all that time... 🙄
What do you think the pavement wag should write on it with his wet little finger when nobody is around?
"Also available in White." 🙂
"I wish my wife was as Dirty as this car." 🤣
The windscreen, number plates and headlights appear to be clean, perhaps is just someone who's economic with their labour.
The SPL is a price you’re happy to pay for this much cuteness overload.
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The pavement sleuth detects no sign of recent handprints on the driver's door handle or signs of the window lowered, this being right-hand drive in the UK...
One assumes the owner or persons unknown have paid the annual £40 parking charge, or it would be covered in parking tickets, but don't batteries "Sulfate" after 3 months inactivity?
This gets curiouser. Perhaps a case for Inspecteur Clouseau. 🙁
One assumes the owner or persons unknown have paid the annual £40 parking charge, or it would be covered in parking tickets, but don't batteries "Sulfate" after 3 months inactivity?
This gets curiouser. Perhaps a case for Inspecteur Clouseau. 🙁
Well, the wipers have been used recently and quite obviously.
