It's the "Put A Smile On Your Face" thread, please contribute
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That’s her ass kickin foot
grillebilly
Empty Head
The guy with the racecar looks the happiest
squirrelnest
Lunatic Member
squirrelnest
Lunatic Member
squirrelnest
Lunatic Member
70's Rockfan
Rough N Ready
CoastinHome
Well-Known Member
I know some girls that were in the 70s
We all do.. they were widely publicized at the time. Tragic... So many innocent lives Shattered.
Shidoobee.
Falstaff
Super Member
Is she a Hobbit who just had a foot waxing?
ACHiPo
Active Member
Airing grievances?
I think you probably just have a lot of problems with folks other than us, especially since you posted your comment in this Smile thread....
"I got a lot of problems with you people" is a line Frank Costanza shouts during the Festivus "Airing of Grievances". I guess you weren't a Seinfeld fan ?
I posted up Festivus in response to the Holiday post by Chicks......
What exactly is Festivus? You could call it the Festival of Fights. The fictitious holiday first came to light on the sitcom “Seinfeld,” in the Dec. 18, 1997, final-season episode titled “The Strike.”
Festivus is an annual Dec. 23 celebration, of sorts, started by George Costanza’s (Jason Alexander) father, Frank (played by the late great Jerry Stiller), who created the twisted observance after an unfortunate department store tussle over a doll with another customer when George was a kid.
The horrendous holiday, a statement against crass commercialization, includes forgoing a Christmas tree for an “unadorned aluminum pole” — which is decoration-free “mainly because tinsel is too distracting,” explains Frank — and “feats of strength” along with an “airing of grievances” around the dinner table about how others disappointed you over the past year.
