For the mom who was detained by the TSA over a sippy cup..

[undergroundpanther]

Because sometimes the stupidity is so banal words fail me.
So I offer my condolences to her in photoshop.


The thread I am responding to.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x1113729

[NoodleBoy]

1. word

snakes on a plane rocked, by the way.

[undergroundpanther]

2. I thought so too

Snakes on a plane was a damn good movie.
Oh and it led me and my roommate to make a big list of funny alternate scenarios with animals and modes of transportation.
Here's a few I remembered..

Giraffes on a Paddle Boat
Lemurs on a Caboose
Bobcats on a Hang Glider
Ostriches on a Canoe
Wolverines on a Bus
Alligators On a Hot Air Balloon
Porcupines on a inflatable raft..


And my favorite one...

Skunks on a Submarine!!

[aquart]

3. To be exciting, the skunks would have to be IN the submarine.

Thanks for the laugh.

[Art_from_Ark]

4. In the town, where I was born

Lived a maa-aaa-aan who sailed the sea
And he tolllllld us of his life
In a skunk-filled submarine...

[Berry Cool]

5. Now THERE's a song that really stinks.

:rofl:

[hootinholler]

6. Skunks on a Sub?

LOL. Who would notice? Submarines smell. Nothing else in the world smells like a sub. It's a unique aromatic blend of diesel fuel, body odor, cooking grease, 'sanitary' tank venting and farts. When you first surface after 60 or so days underwater, the fresh air stinks.

I still have a seabag with gear and uniforms from when I was on a sub. 25 years later I can still stick my nose in and get a good whiff of submarine smell.

-Hoot
USS John Adams,
SSBN 620