Skunk in Arizona: Insert a Caption

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Dad's web host went down this AM. I think I exceeded bandwidth :uhoh:

At my parents' place celebrating 1/1/2005 (isn't the real New Year in February??). Will repost attaching to thread tomorrow when I get home.
 
"...Damn, if computer guys in Arizona could at least make half of what they make in California, I could afford to move..."

alternate:

"...damn, it's just not big enough for my Korean girfriend..."
 
When were you in town Skunk?

....and a big +1 for Legendary Guns. Although, I would have gone for the stuff on the wall behind where you were standing in the pic instead of the Storm. :D

Len in PHoenix
 
Two Italian operatic possiblities:

"O mio babbino caro..."
(O my sweet little one, from Gianni Schicchi, text Forzano, music Puccini)

"Dove sono i bei momenti di dolcezza e di piacer?"
(Where have they gone, those sweet moments of happiness and pleasure? - from the Marriage of Figaro, words by DaPonte, music by Mozart.)
 
Now for a completely different angle

"Would this work good on the barber who gave me this haircut?"

:p
 
another okie said:

"O mio babbino caro..."(O my sweet little one, from Gianni Schicchi, text Forzano, music Puccini)

"Dove sono i bei momenti di dolcezza e di piacer?"
(Where have they gone, those sweet moments of happiness and pleasure? - from the Marriage of Figaro, words by DaPonte, music by Mozart.)

Damn! I didn't know anyone in Oklahoma could speak Italian. I shall have to go see Phantom of the Opera again and try to find an appropriate lyric in reply. :evil:
 
"*sniff*.....and to think I spent my last dollar on that aerodynamic wing for the trunklid of my 1989 Prelude...*sniff*...."
 
This photo, taken seconds before the shop owner realized poor Skunkabilly was a Californian and retrieved his Beretta Storm before the tears caused any rust on his merchandise, shows the effects of a deprived gun owner touching freedom. :evil:

Kharn
 
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