8 thoughts on “They put this sign up in Queensland cuz’ Johno’s driving…”
Whenever I think of Johno behind the wheel of a automobile, I can’t help but picture that cartoon of Mr. Magoo.
Well, at least he’s NOT a wanker!
Because one needs to have an erection in order to do so?
Johno doesn’t need a little stiffy because he‘s omnipotent and has already pledged revenge for this insult to His Majesty as trustworthy sources told me.
Damn, look who came in just in time for Christmas.
Welcome back to the land of the……. crazy?
Nice of you to wade right in and start kicking the Aussie. The boy needs a strong dose of tranquilizer, you did bring your bag, right?
That ziplock bag used in morgues?
Why, yes 😄
Clicked on the link to your blog. Nice knives. Wish I could read German.
I only think of that hospital pic and the danger ahead.
Bear Claw, do you want some of those slip-on orange slippers? I wondered about them, then a Sister explained that they were handy for sight-impaired patients to see where they were placing their feet, while adapting to moving about after surgery. Those (lilac?) surgical gowns are probably to identify any wandering patients potentially suffering from Cederq Syndrome, so the cops just use the TASER on them, and not their Glockenspiel.
Whenever I think of Johno behind the wheel of a automobile, I can’t help but picture that cartoon of Mr. Magoo.
Well, at least he’s NOT a wanker!
Because one needs to have an erection in order to do so?
Johno doesn’t need a little stiffy because he‘s omnipotent and has already pledged revenge for this insult to His Majesty as trustworthy sources told me.
Damn, look who came in just in time for Christmas.
Welcome back to the land of the……. crazy?
Nice of you to wade right in and start kicking the Aussie. The boy needs a strong dose of tranquilizer, you did bring your bag, right?
That ziplock bag used in morgues?
Why, yes 😄
Clicked on the link to your blog. Nice knives. Wish I could read German.
I only think of that hospital pic and the danger ahead.
Bear Claw, do you want some of those slip-on orange slippers? I wondered about them, then a Sister explained that they were handy for sight-impaired patients to see where they were placing their feet, while adapting to moving about after surgery. Those (lilac?) surgical gowns are probably to identify any wandering patients potentially suffering from Cederq Syndrome, so the cops just use the TASER on them, and not their Glockenspiel.