Sold the Lark Scooter R and at the dealer right now getting something new. Brand/model/pics later.
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Getting a new walker
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Norm
Newb
I always thought the whopper choppers at Walmart are handy.
ConwayMuddy
Dis member
You hang out by them and try to pick up "women"?
First I'm all Wut?-Old gimp?
Then I got it. Luckily no one couldn't care less.
Then I got it. Luckily no one couldn't care less.
Sterlingfire
ignant
Bad ass!
Norm
Newb
Only on welfare check day on the rez.
gt1guy
Apparently a racist
I like oatmeal.
Paragon
Member #42 if by Bus
I picked up a new walker today. It’s stock for now but I have a month before I need it
SanDiegoCJ
Non-Lemming
Fine, eat a bunch and maybe your asshole will plug up and you'll spew less **** here.
Pukemaggots
Thundercougarfalconbird
Why? It obviously hasn't worked for you.Fine, eat a bunch and maybe your asshole will plug up and you'll spew less **** here.
IEATRKS84
Well-known member
for real tho, are all the pirates on walkers now?
plym49.2
Sasquatch49.2
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Could not find the 1979 video from SNL.
Here is the transcript. I know, fail, but whatever:
[ open on black-and-white footage of World War II ]
Richard Burton V/O: June 5th, 1944. Paris. It is the day before 300,000 allied forces hit the beaches at Normandy to save a Nazi-occupied France. The leaders of both the allied and axis powers have readied themselves with a confrontation that could decide the fate of the entire free word. One man — General Dwight D. Eisenhower — made a last-ditch effort to avoid bloodshed and peacefully liberate France. To accomplish this, he called up… The Walker Brigade.
[ ***le card ] [ dissolve to Richard Burton ]
Richard Burton: Good evening. I’m Richard Burton. Ike was hesitant to launch a D-Day attack that would jeopardize the lives of hundreds of thousands of men! So when it was suggested that the 45-men Walker Brigade confront the Nazi guns on June Five… Ike JUMPED at the notion!
V/O: Walker Platoon! Aten… hut!
[ cut to black-and-white footage of soldiers marching with walkers across enemy fields ]
Richard Burton V/O: Little is known about the Walker Brigade. This rare footage shows that they were a group of patriotic men who were EAGER to serve their country!
[ continued footage shows soldiers with walkers running an obstacle course ]
Richard Burton V/O: Don’t let looks deceive! The Walker Brigade was not composed of disabled soldiers — they were a group of able-bodied men who knew that the Geneva Convention stated that: [ SUPER: “… the enemy cannot shoot at, capture, take hostage of, torture or taunt any soldier who has a convalescent device.” ] “… the enemy cannot shoot at any soldier who has a walker!”
[ continued footage shows soldiers with walkers parachuting from planes ]
Richard Burton V/O: And so it began. In the grey dawn, June Five, the greatest airlift in the history of ambulatory aid took place over France.
[ a soldier with a walker dangles from a tree after landing ]
Richard Burton V/O: The strategy: From behind German lines at Orleans, approach Jerry’s SOUTHERN front, drive him north and FORCE him to surrender his BACK to the English Channel! Slowly, the Walker Brigade advanced along the perimeter of battle!
[ continued footage shows soldiers crawling along the ground beneath their walkers ]
Richard Burton V/O: The Walkers drove deep in Drax’s territory. They had nearly approached Orleans, where the entire German waylock was coiled and ready to STRIKE! If their mission failed, the ultimate conflict would be at hand! A CLASH between two opposing forces, would combine power to destroy civilization! THIS was the confrontation that these heroic men, 45 strong, wanted to prevent. At exactly 11:31 a.m., the undaunted Walker Brigade broke through a crack in the Siegfried Line! And, at exactly 11:32, Jerry, with no regard for the Geneva Convention, DECIMATED the Walker Brigade!
[ German soldiers open fire on the Walker Brigade, as soldiers and walkers topple over ] [ return to Richard Burton ]
Richard Burton: D-Day went on as scheduled! The Walker Brigade was IDIOTIC! A STUPID ida, from a military standpoint, but a GOOD one if you host a show like this and are running out of rare film footage that still makes World War II look interesting! Im’ Richard Burton. Please join me next time, when “World at War” brings you RARE footage about… the Dialysis Division! Until then… good night!
[ THE END ] [ fade ]
Here is the transcript. I know, fail, but whatever:
[ open on black-and-white footage of World War II ]
Richard Burton V/O: June 5th, 1944. Paris. It is the day before 300,000 allied forces hit the beaches at Normandy to save a Nazi-occupied France. The leaders of both the allied and axis powers have readied themselves with a confrontation that could decide the fate of the entire free word. One man — General Dwight D. Eisenhower — made a last-ditch effort to avoid bloodshed and peacefully liberate France. To accomplish this, he called up… The Walker Brigade.
[ ***le card ] [ dissolve to Richard Burton ]
Richard Burton: Good evening. I’m Richard Burton. Ike was hesitant to launch a D-Day attack that would jeopardize the lives of hundreds of thousands of men! So when it was suggested that the 45-men Walker Brigade confront the Nazi guns on June Five… Ike JUMPED at the notion!
V/O: Walker Platoon! Aten… hut!
[ cut to black-and-white footage of soldiers marching with walkers across enemy fields ]
Richard Burton V/O: Little is known about the Walker Brigade. This rare footage shows that they were a group of patriotic men who were EAGER to serve their country!
[ continued footage shows soldiers with walkers running an obstacle course ]
Richard Burton V/O: Don’t let looks deceive! The Walker Brigade was not composed of disabled soldiers — they were a group of able-bodied men who knew that the Geneva Convention stated that: [ SUPER: “… the enemy cannot shoot at, capture, take hostage of, torture or taunt any soldier who has a convalescent device.” ] “… the enemy cannot shoot at any soldier who has a walker!”
[ continued footage shows soldiers with walkers parachuting from planes ]
Richard Burton V/O: And so it began. In the grey dawn, June Five, the greatest airlift in the history of ambulatory aid took place over France.
[ a soldier with a walker dangles from a tree after landing ]
Richard Burton V/O: The strategy: From behind German lines at Orleans, approach Jerry’s SOUTHERN front, drive him north and FORCE him to surrender his BACK to the English Channel! Slowly, the Walker Brigade advanced along the perimeter of battle!
[ continued footage shows soldiers crawling along the ground beneath their walkers ]
Richard Burton V/O: The Walkers drove deep in Drax’s territory. They had nearly approached Orleans, where the entire German waylock was coiled and ready to STRIKE! If their mission failed, the ultimate conflict would be at hand! A CLASH between two opposing forces, would combine power to destroy civilization! THIS was the confrontation that these heroic men, 45 strong, wanted to prevent. At exactly 11:31 a.m., the undaunted Walker Brigade broke through a crack in the Siegfried Line! And, at exactly 11:32, Jerry, with no regard for the Geneva Convention, DECIMATED the Walker Brigade!
[ German soldiers open fire on the Walker Brigade, as soldiers and walkers topple over ] [ return to Richard Burton ]
Richard Burton: D-Day went on as scheduled! The Walker Brigade was IDIOTIC! A STUPID ida, from a military standpoint, but a GOOD one if you host a show like this and are running out of rare film footage that still makes World War II look interesting! Im’ Richard Burton. Please join me next time, when “World at War” brings you RARE footage about… the Dialysis Division! Until then… good night!
[ THE END ] [ fade ]
- Thread starter
- #24
I can almost hear tennis balls dragging on the sidewalk as your train of thought shuffles byFine, eat a bunch and maybe your asshole will plug up and you'll spew less **** here.
<farts dust>
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- #25
[JoeDirtVoice]
"We're gonna' get so busted"
[/JoeDirtVoice]
I'd break my fookin' head on that thing
. . . or worse, something I need
SanDiegoCJ
Non-Lemming
Wrong again dog breath, I hate oatmeal and don't eat it.Why? It obviously hasn't worked for you.
Sterlingfire
ignant
Is that because during the Civil War it was all you could get???Wrong again dog breath, I hate oatmeal and don't eat it.
SanDiegoCJ
Non-Lemming
No, but I did have it every morning for breakfast on backpacking trips in the 1980's and got sick of it. Haven't been able to stand it since.
Sterlingfire
ignant
I can't eat cereal, bacon is getting to the point it hurts, and making eggs or other **** every morning isn't in the cards. I eat oatmeal damn near every morning. It gets boring, but it's good for you and my insides are fine with it
gt1guy
Apparently a racist
Take the pain, it's bacon for Gods sake.
