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ßilly human
there'ß plenty of that already

Fuck, now I want to draw my pony-self except I can't draw.

I can't really either.

The show's default body type should not be hard to at least do an outline of. Mine's neck was a bit short, though.

why even bother

^ I might try something when it's less 3 AM-y here.

edited 23rd May '11 11:56:54 PM by CentralAvenue

The hell is that?

It's the sign for a vacant Meijer, where someone painted over the sign but only over the logo, so it still obviously says "MEIJER".

edited 24th May '11 12:00:48 AM by CentralAvenue

Now for some reason I want to take pictures of the KS closest to the house.

In three years I go from scouting for Vanity Plates and old commercials to wanting to take pictures of grocery stores. Whoa

I've wanted to take pictures of the grocery stores around here for a few weeks now, ever since I took those pictures of the Valu King.

I've found that you can take pictures almost anywhere and no one will question you as long as you're using a cameraphone.

caulk

When I take over NMC I will fix this package's name's spelling. And add Volume II. Which would have some NBC chime cuts in it

I will always remember this as the first place my family went out to eat after my sister was born.

(Also Interstate 70 is just out of the picture to the left)

edited 24th May '11 12:27:48 AM by CentralAvenue

man what the fuck are you smokin

Fuck. Typo fixed.

You know you can easily add the NBC chimes to the third cut in that reel without disrupting it.

What is it like at Bob Evans?

(Timestamps)

edited 24th May '11 12:30:02 AM by AnonymousUser

chichi's...teehee

I don't know, it's hard for me to describe a Bob Evans because I think of them as the "standard" chain restaurant.

I guess I'd say it's kind of like a Big Boy, but less focus on burgers and more "homestyle" food.

There's a joke in there somewhere

You figured I knew what Big Boy was, didn't you?

I've been to multiple Big Boys.

Well, they have Big Boy all across the country, don't they?

Not here. They have them in Michigan though.

Oh.

I guess I just got lucky on that one, then.

It's hard to believe the original version of In-Sink is 17 years old, somehow.

I remember that time the kids at the high school stole the Big Boy statue as a prank and dumped it in the courtyard in the middle of the school.

They got in trouble for that

My first elementary school (and one of four)

It's planned for demolition next year.