Assemble Yourself Future

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Are you going to go all battlebot? Sex toy? Garden tools? Pit crew? Scanning electron microscope? Arc welder?



??? ;)
 
You know how prosthetic limbs have all kinds of crazy attachments.

I wonder if people who have lost their hands have access to a form of 'dildo hand'. Just attach for foreplay and away you go.
 
Or even above the knee robot legs.

Say goodbye to carpet burns and cum face cramps for good.
 
I'm thinking Cadillac fins and LED tail lights that flash merrily when my horn whistles "Dixie."
 
Okay, when I think flapper, the first thing tat comes to my mind is not roaring 20s...

;) ;)

It's toilet repair. The fargin' joys of being a home owner.
 
Here's where I am supposed to start screaming and ranting about backtracking and moving the goalposts...


;)
 
It would be nice if the drainage system could be rearranged.

For example having a tap on a finger.

Or some jets on the bottom of feet would be quite good.

Am I even in the ball park here? Or has this gone over my head :(
 
I figured that would be the case.


However I am thinking more sequins and less black rubber.
 
What?

No ass hooks for tractors?

You'd be surprised at what goes on at the end of a long day bailing hay... :eek:
 
Heh.


Went to the Mopar show yesterday. All day of car show, swap meet, and drag racing. I may still smell like rubber.


I came home with a milk crate full of 40-year-old carburetors.


I resisted the sure-grip carrier assemblies - how much gription does one guy really need anyway?
 
There's big money in tractors...

;)

They last for freaking ever.

Maybe I should assemble my future self as a tractor, with Caddy fins and a beam...
 
Heh.


Went to the Mopar show yesterday. All day of car show, swap meet, and drag racing. I may still smell like rubber.


I came home with a milk crate full of 40-year-old carburetors.


I resisted the sure-grip carrier assemblies - how much gription does one guy really need anyway?

GUMPtion is always the most important ingredient to a man.

:)
 
There's big money in tractors...

;)

They last for freaking ever.

Maybe I should assemble my future self as a tractor, with Caddy fins and a beam...

Met a guy once that collected and restored john deer tractors. Had about 9 of them on a residential lot of maybe 12,000 -15,000 feet.

My father-out-law has an ancient Oliver that he got from his father.
 
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