Political commentary from a nuclear point of view.
a copper coil
Sometimes coining a phrase is harder than it looks. It does look a bit like the Lincoln Tunnel, but built on a Michael Bloomberg scale. I got nuttin, just thought I'd add my two cents and leave before things spiraled out of control.
Piggy bank scat.
UnTrump Tower
As the IRS picks away at it: "The De-cent of Man."
The government's DNA.
Coingraduations.
A financial column.
Any chance we could see a link to the back story of how this was done? Are they glued? Microwaved? Was DSotM playing in the background?
Hahaha not sure...but you can go here for a bit more information: http://fxt.worth1000.com/entries/616030/ancient-tower
Did I say "Coin-spiralcy" theory? I should have said that first....
It's the only evidence of economic growth since Obama started his laser like focus.It's like a Sharknado, but it's Chubby Checker in your piggy bank.It's what the two thousand mid-level managers at a government engineering office get when they give a penny for the thoughts of the engineer.
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ReplyDeleteSometimes coining a phrase is harder than it looks. It does look a bit like the Lincoln Tunnel, but built on a Michael Bloomberg scale. I got nuttin, just thought I'd add my two cents and leave before things spiraled out of control.
ReplyDeletePiggy bank scat.
ReplyDeleteUnTrump Tower
ReplyDeleteAs the IRS picks away at it: "The De-cent of Man."
ReplyDeleteThe government's DNA.
ReplyDeleteCoingraduations.
ReplyDeleteA financial column.
ReplyDeleteAny chance we could see a link to the back story of how this was done? Are they glued? Microwaved? Was DSotM playing in the background?
ReplyDeleteHahaha not sure...but you can go here for a bit more information: http://fxt.worth1000.com/entries/616030/ancient-tower
DeleteDid I say "Coin-spiralcy" theory? I should have said that first....
ReplyDeleteIt's the only evidence of economic growth since Obama started his laser like focus.
ReplyDeleteIt's like a Sharknado, but it's Chubby Checker in your piggy bank.
It's what the two thousand mid-level managers at a government engineering office get when they give a penny for the thoughts of the engineer.