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Posted 10 months ago
AmberRose
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Yes, I am looking at you, and you bore me....
I am not a super fan of kitsch, but the expression on these 1960 Dickson angels faces are priceless. It is the same look I give my hubby when he has pushed me too far.
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I know, they are still making me laugh. Hubby not as amused...
Passive Aggressive Angels!
Symbols of a generation yet to come!
I think they look like they are about to open a can of whupp ass
there up to no-good alright, & i know no-good when i see it.
OMG I had to check out the meaning of open a can of whupp! Dialectal! US origin. At first I thought it was yet another beverage. And then I came across .....
...... a glazed look on those passive aggressive angels!
V, it gets better. You make a sound O's a can opening...tell your opponent...I just opened a can of whup ass.
I has to look up the spelling...
Their faces look so...nonchalant !!
Scary angels of the corn...
Can't outrun those little wings Sean !
Amber, I've seen that "look" several times around my house. And when she has that look, I know that I've went to far, well sometimes i push a little farther, but not often.
Gentlemen, yes we girls scare you. We know, we like it. We will continue to keep you boys in line. One look, that angels share : ))
Eye4. Doesn't that feel better? Hopefully this isn't some stadium or old folks home... Package will arrive with bells on sugerpie!
To use an old WWII phrase: Nuts!
i loved more you post than the angel :)
Facts are facts pawis. The look does wonders ; ))
I give up, my ribbs are cracked for sure. I dont know who is funnier but Im going to send cbs a script of this stuff and land me a sit-com. any ideas for a name??? I have a few, but not sure I can say them on this site....OMG Im LMAO!!!