Life of pie
 

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I haven't posted in a while but couldn't resist this.

The many dig their own graves with a fork... this dude has the opportunity to drown in that mix. I hope the cat meets the same fate.:innocent:

Fat Fat Fat Fat Fat Fat,,,
I eat pie,,But I no get so Fat..

Doesn't anyone have a sense of humour?

Yup! Well, I thought it was OK, and both my cell-mates¹ looked at it and said "…well, looks like at least the cat won't starve!"

- Wil

¹ two cats Mr. Tumble, and Mr. Magwitch

Of course.

What is funny about an obese fool... showing that to the world?

Not too much.. for me.

Funny? That's art!

There's a man who is comfortable in his own skin. BTW, it's nice to see you active again, Ken.

Made me "snicker"!:)

It was lol funny to me. Just the title alone was worth a snort.

Thanks for the pic. I've been on a low carb diet. Yesterday was pie day. I had a slice of lemon meringue pie at 1100. I circled back at 1300 and got the last piece. I feel so bad. It was SO good.

Nothing wrong with this pic-The guy is preparing himself for the long row home in a boat that is not well enough balanced- that cat needs to get further forward put the ballast in the right spot.

Pie, pie, pie!

If I buy a very large cat and a very small boat...that could be me in a few years. :eek:

Damn, I gotta start getting serious about cycling again.:o

The book has been a bestseller, the movie has 9 Academy Award nominations and it just won a Golden Globe, but it just occurred to me that some people might not have heard of it.

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Ah...now it makes more sense, Ken. When it comes to recent movies I'm a total ****er. I don't get out much.:o

Yes, and thank you. I found it hilarious! I forwarded the pic to my daughter who has read the book and seen the movie. She's pretty sober sometimes so hopefully it will help her lighten up.:thumb:

http://o4.aolcdn.com/dims-shared/dim...6366b413b6a29e If she can eat this while cycling through Amish country:



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It only proves rowing isn't as good as cycling.:D

The book was written by a Canadian. Yann Martel once sent our Prime Minister (Steven Harper, in case you're not tuned in to basic Canadian statistics) a book a month that he thought he should read in order to make him a more well-rounded, understanding, and empathetic leader. Obviously, it didn't work!

Luis

<whoosh> That's the sound of the same joke going over my head too.

Mmmmmm Gobs.....I need to take a ride back to PA