1974 song by Jim Stafford.
The song doesn’t necessarily refer to cannabis. But the implication is there. However, cannabis as far as I know doesn’t cause hallucinations.
1974 song by Jim Stafford.
The song doesn’t necessarily refer to cannabis. But the implication is there. However, cannabis as far as I know doesn’t cause hallucinations.
Amber Waves
April Fills
Lance Romance
Punnani Lova
Pimpin Hairpies
Michael J. Cocks
Buck Naked
Beverly Hills
Peter North
Dixie South
Bronc Johnson
Lance Alot
Johny Cockring
Harry Dickensider
Jack Hammer
Billy Club
Dick Fitzwell
Miles Long
Betsy Onnerback
Alfred Hugecock
Buster Hyman
Ivana Bigone
Ivana Spankin
Lady Likesitfast
Mike McCrank
Sharon Partners
Sharon Peters
Sharen Cox
Holden McGroin
Ben Withmany
Johnny Depth
Lott O’Toole
Cherry McGee
Holden McGroyne
Poke My Hontas
Dick Rambone
Rocky Balboner
Bill Clitton
Ben Dover
Cherry Poppins
Rod Longstaff
Justine Beaver
Two skimpy looking lines, a bucket, a squeegee and a little board for a seat. I hope these guys are paid good.
Hulk Hogan Says Wrestling Rival Sent Him Voicemail After His Death
Pro wrestling legend Hulk Hogan claims that he received a voicemail from his longtime rival ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper two days after he had passed away. The eyebrow-raising account was shared by the Hulkster during a recent appearance on The 700 Club. Sharing his “crazy wrestling story” with the host, Hogan explained that he and Piper “couldn’t stand each other” during their careers, but had become close friends after their wrestling days had wound down. “We would text every single day,” the Hulkster recalled, until “all of a sudden, he passes away.”
Two days later, while watching a TV special on his friend’s illustrious career, Hogan said, “when they get ready to go to credits,” he suddenly received a voicemail from Piper. The Hulkster went on to recount how, in the message, his departed friend declared “I’m just loving you, my brother. I’m just walkin’ with Jesus. Walkin’ with Jesus and loving you, my brother.” Reflecting on the remarkable voicemail, Hogan mused that “he would have never said that when he was here. It is amazing how things work.”
Since Hogan has gained something of a reputation as a fabulist in wrestling circles due to his penchant for telling tall tales about his legendary career, the voicemail claim was initially dismissed by many as yet another dubious recollection from the Hulkster. However, in this instance, it would appear that the account was actually on the level as an unearthed segment from a different TV special (seen below) features Hogan sharing a similar version of the story along with the actual message from Piper.
I wouldn’t necessarily bring this to the bank. Prove the date. I have seen a video of the voicemail. It’s seems to be Roddy. But people are smart and concoct all kinds of strange things.
Would you venture into the depths in this ? Image Credit: YouTube / Triton Submarines
With its free-form acrylic pressure hull, the Triton 660 AVA aims to provide ‘entertainment-focused underwater experiences’.
After the catastrophic implosion of the Titan submersible during an underwater mission to the wreck of the Titanic last year, attitudes towards undersea exploration have been understandably tepid of late.
One company looking to change all that, however, is Triton Submarines – a US-based luxury submarine developer and manufacturer which is all about quality and comfort.
Its latest creation is quite the sight to behold – a futuristic underwater exploratory vehicle with a free-form acrylic pressure hull which enables its passengers to get a wide view of the ocean floor.
Known as the Triton 660 AVA, the new submarine almost looks like a UFO thanks to its unique shape.
Capable of diving around 200 meters below the ocean’s surface, it certainly won’t be going anywhere near the Titanic anytime soon, but it should provide an underwater experience like no other.
Only the super-rich need apply, however, given the hefty price tag of $6.3 million.
You can check out the sub in action in the video below.
Winnipeg has a building with a very rare and unique design. The Canadian Grain Commission Building on Main near Portage has a bulge that makes the top floors wider than the bottom floors. According to Wikipedia it is called “Setfront design.”
Ernest J. Smith of Smith Carter was the principal architect of the Grain Commission’s current headquarters, nicknamed the “mushroom building”, the structure itself is a notable example of a Canadian skyscraper displaying Brutalist elements. The building’s “extended cap” was designed because of a space needed between the upper and lower floors for specialized mechanical equipment used to transport grain to an upper-level flour mill and test brewery. Smith remarked on the challenges involved:
Mixing two different functions in a vertical building is difficult. Normally construction would be separated horizontally. In this case, we worked out two separate modules for offices and lab space, [and] found we needed greater depth in the lab and rationalized the present form.
I surf tall building websites quite often. Mainly Skyscraperpage.com. In searching cities across North America and the world I have found only one other building with this setfront design.
It’s in Denver, 707-17th street. It has 42 stories compared to the Grain Commission at 17. Grain Commission is 220 feet tall while 707-17th is 550 feet. Only two buildings. And one in The Peg.
707-17th: