She's a good looking lass Mr @Agent23

I agree with my brother @Redden .... don't eff it up.

First don't drool around a stick of salami.

Second throw away all your pink clothing.

Third you can only have two hair products in the bathroom

Fourth don't profess your love for the Gilmore girls.

Fifth if you do get her to bend over.... don't even think about saying "you're not like the other guys".

Is it just me, or do most restaurant fires somehow seem to happen between 1 am and 4am?? When no one is at the restaurant. And appliances are not on. 🧐🧐

3 hours ago, LacesOut said:

Is it just me, or do most restaurant fires somehow seem to happen between 1 am and 4am?? When no one is at the restaurant. And appliances are not on. 🧐🧐

In rare cases, the appliances are still on..... someone forgot to turn them off. In most cases they are still on.. someone " forgot " to turn them off.

On 2/22/2026 at 2:43 PM, LacesOut said:

Is it just me, or do most restaurant fires somehow seem to happen between 1 am and 4am?? When no one is at the restaurant. And appliances are not on. 🧐🧐

witching hour is traditionally defined as the time of night, often 3:00 AM to 4:00 AM, when supernatural forces like witches and demons are believed to be most powerful. Historically, this period is associated with forbidden activities and spiritual vulnerability, though it is also used in modern contexts to describe intense evening fussiness in babies or volatile stock market trends.

Medium +7

Historical & Folklore Context

• The 3 AM Significance: The hour between 3 AM and 4 AM is considered the peak of the witching hour, viewed as a mockery of the Holy Trinity and the inverse of the hour of Christ's death (3 PM).

• Origins:

  While often cited as midnight, historical beliefs suggest it is the time when the barrier between the living and the dead is thinnest. Shakespeare referenced it in Hamlet as a time when "hell itself breathes out".

@Redden ............. is there something you want to tell us ?

27 minutes ago, Steve 17 said:

@Redden ............. is there something you want to tell us ?

He probably banged the blair witch and is standing in a corner somewhere. I wouldn't worry about it.

1 hour ago, Steve 17 said:

@Redden ............. is there something you want to tell us ?

he's like the white wing dove ?

44 minutes ago, wholesale_Melvin said:

he's like the white wing dove ?

Too skinny for @Redden ..... but she does have nice hair

6 hours ago, Steve 17 said:

Too skinny for @Redden ..... but she does have nice hair

Her hair is like a 5. Too average for him

23 hours ago, Redden said:

witching hour is traditionally defined as the time of night, often 3:00 AM to 4:00 AM, when supernatural forces like witches and demons are believed to be most powerful. Historically, this period is associated with forbidden activities and spiritual vulnerability, though it is also used in modern contexts to describe intense evening fussiness in babies or volatile stock market trends.

Medium +7

Historical & Folklore Context

• The 3 AM Significance: The hour between 3 AM and 4 AM is considered the peak of the witching hour, viewed as a mockery of the Holy Trinity and the inverse of the hour of Christ's death (3 PM).

• Origins:

  While often cited as midnight, historical beliefs suggest it is the time when the barrier between the living and the dead is thinnest. Shakespeare referenced it in Hamlet as a time when "hell itself breathes out".

No I'm pretty sure the witching hour is around 3pm on sundays, when wins turn into losses, and losses turn into wins.....

I got a few items at Wawa and it rang up 6.66. I bought an item on the counter to change the price. The woman ringing me up says when the total is 6.66 other people do the same thing.

I have questions.

How many times does 6.66 ring up as the total.

Would any of you people buy something else to change the price.

If you pay 6.66, will you have bad luck?

Times yours.

Just now, Redden said:

I got a few items at Wawa and it rang up 6.66. I bought an item on the counter to change the price. The woman ringing me up says when the total is 6.66 other people do the same thing.

I have questions.

How many times does 6.66 ring up as the total.

Would any of you people buy something else to change the price.

If you pay 6.66, will you have bad luck?

Times yours.

Ive had it happen before. Wasnt scared. Didnt add an item. Im a man. Im 40.

2 hours ago, Redden said:

I got a few items at Wawa and it rang up 6.66. I bought an item on the counter to change the price. The woman ringing me up says when the total is 6.66 other people do the same thing.

I have questions.

How many times does 6.66 ring up as the total.

Would any of you people buy something else to change the price.

If you pay 6.66, will you have bad luck?

Times yours.

Is that what a shortie and a single condom costs these days?

1 hour ago, BFit said:

Is that what a shortie and a single condom costs these days?

Nope. Too easy

I didn't know wawa sold loosies.

6 minutes ago, Redden said:

I didn't know wawa sold loosies.

It's all about who you know

15 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

Ive had it happen before. Wasnt scared. Didnt add an item. Im a man. Im 40.

19 hours ago, Redden said:

If you pay 6.66, will you have bad luck?

Times yours.

if it wrang up 6.66, i don't think the time is your's.

i see you got cranberry juice there.

what, you on your period or something ?
BLAAAAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAAA HA HA HA !!

My poosyarse coworker was almost given a license plate ending in 666 at the dmv and had them swap it out. So now he has 667

I feel like that was a shot at me. Was that a shot at me?

What's better than playing twister with a couple thick women with nice hair?

14 minutes ago, Godfather said:

What's better than playing twister with a couple thick women with nice hair?

Playing Pick Up Sticks with an anorexic.

Had to deposit a check in the ATM this afternoon. Waited for a minute while the guy in the Tesla in front of me finished up and pulled away, pulled up to the machine and it was hung up on a screen that said "Please take your receipt". I gave it a minute to clear then, when it didn't, I pressed cancel. Heard the machine doing some stuff then all of a sudden it spits out a $50 bill. Realizing it belonged to the guy before me I looked to see if he was still around and he was pulling into the AAA store next door so I was going to take care of my transaction then go give him his cash. When I turned back the screen was asking me if I wanted to print a receipt or return card (his card was still in the machine) so I hit return card, deposited my check, then quickly drove to the AAA store to give him his card and cash. He was inside on his cell phone and it took him a minute to realize that the card and cash that I was holding up in his face were his. After realizing what happened he was extremely grateful. I got to thinking about if afterwards and wondered if I'd handled it the right way. Should I have just taken everything into the bank and gave it to them or was I right to go find the guy at his next stop and give it to him there? I'm sure it was less hassle for him that he didn't have to go back to the bank but he'd obviously screwed up his transaction and I don't need to be blamed for any shenanigans with his account when all I did was take the cash and card and give it back to him. Times yours.

34 minutes ago, The_Omega said:

Had to deposit a check in the ATM this afternoon. Waited for a minute while the guy in the Tesla in front of me finished up and pulled away, pulled up to the machine and it was hung up on a screen that said "Please take your receipt". I gave it a minute to clear then, when it didn't, I pressed cancel. Heard the machine doing some stuff then all of a sudden it spits out a $50 bill. Realizing it belonged to the guy before me I looked to see if he was still around and he was pulling into the AAA store next door so I was going to take care of my transaction then go give him his cash. When I turned back the screen was asking me if I wanted to print a receipt or return card (his card was still in the machine) so I hit return card, deposited my check, then quickly drove to the AAA store to give him his card and cash. He was inside on his cell phone and it took him a minute to realize that the card and cash that I was holding up in his face were his. After realizing what happened he was extremely grateful. I got to thinking about if afterwards and wondered if I'd handled it the right way. Should I have just taken everything into the bank and gave it to them or was I right to go find the guy at his next stop and give it to him there? I'm sure it was less hassle for him that he didn't have to go back to the bank but he'd obviously screwed up his transaction and I don't need to be blamed for any shenanigans with his account when all I did was take the cash and card and give it back to him. Times yours.

YOU FOOL the world clearly needs more evil .