And now something weird

[bertus]

 

[bertus]

Road maintenance bear - more thoughtful than a lot of humans.

Thanks Mrchips AAC

 

[bertus]

noisy swan:

 

[bertus]

https://www.news18.com/news/buzz/th...lls-asleep-while-robbing-a-house-3581003.html

 

[bertus]

This girl gets her ankles higher than her shoulders!

Thanks tonyr1084 AAC

 

[(*steve*)]

 

[Martaine2005]

"Loose continents amongst the gravel"..

 

[bertus]

The strong granma:

 

[bertus]

A boat on the road?

 

[shrtrnd]

We've been out of the theaters due to Covid for too long.
That there is a hidden identity mask for a super-hero's chariot.

 

[bertus]

Indian couple holds mid-air wedding 'to escape Covid restrictions'

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-57227244

 

[bertus]

Couple find out ‘absolutely gorgeous pâté’ they were eating was cat food

https://metro.co.uk/2021/05/24/elde...s-cat-food-14639365/?ito=socialmetrouktwitter

 

[bertus]

 

[bertus]

dissapearing car door?

Thanks Tonyr1084 AAC

 

[bertus]

wobbly wheels?

Thanks xox AAC

 

[bertus]

Thanks cmartines AAC

 

[Martaine2005]

Yeah, they spell colour wrong too .....

Martin

 

[shrtrnd]

We in the colonies are having a hard time understanding people speaking on the BBC.
Sometimes I wonder if I need closed-captioning to understand what some Brits are saying.
A couple years ago I was trying to figure out why a guy from the UK kept talking about a problem with the bonnet
on his Jaguar. I'm just glad I have a rewind function on my video machine so I can make repeated translation attempts,
when someone says something I think is/was important.
I'm staying inside at home this week, as Tucson, Arizona weather will be 113 to 115 Degrees F (NOT Celsius for you original
English-speaking natives, as 46.1 degrees would be cause for me to break out my thermal underwear). Or do you spell Celsius
differently too? If I HAD a basement, I'd be trying to cool-off down there, under my FIST FLOOR house.
If a British first floor is on the second floor, do you guys even HAVE a basement?
I thought 'down-under' was supposed to be Australia.
… maybe the heat is getting to me.

 

[bertus]

spider falling on pilot:

 

[bertus]

Cut-down conifer becomes Sheffield attraction after neighbour dispute

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...-sheffield-attraction-after-neighbour-dispute