#MERICA!

[Iceaxe]

My dumbass neighbor is building an apocalypse assault vehicle. I don't really care that he builds it, but he is doing it in the middle of the neighborhood street.

FWIW - When I went outside today at noon the apocalyptic assault bus was gone.

I do think it needs a turret with a 50 cal. mounted on top :-)

I've also seen enough zombie movies to know it needs a train type cattle catcher on the front.

[Iceaxe]

:-)

[accadacca]

[Iceaxe]

Oregon strip club creates drive-thru experience during coronavirus lockdown: 'People are super stoked'

https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/or...ru-coronavirus

[Sombeech]

Some of the strippers should have been wearing facemasks years ago, and should continue to do so indefinitely.

ButterFace

[Iceaxe]

I just find it funny that you noticed a stripper has a face.

[savanna3313]

[blueeyes]

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[oldno7]

[blueeyes]

Stop hoarding all the change guys....

Very interesting the things this pandemic affects.



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[Byron]

I have two large glass jars that I throw my change in (I like cash for purchases under $50) and they were getting full. Pennies in one...nickles, dimes and quarters in the other. Piling up for maybe 4-5 years.

I ran the pennies thru the Coinstar at the grocery store...I had $200 in pennies and the machine took 15%. I had $500 with all the other coins, but I sure as hell wasn't going to give up that percentage on that cash in, so I had to roll them all up for my bank at no charge.

Did this right before I went to Hawaii and I spent about $2300 during the seven weeks I was there...so those change jars bit off a nice little chunk of that.

Coin shortage, huh? Maybe they'll bring those machines back to the banks. I could only hope...they used to have them and they were free for customers.

[blueeyes]

I have two large glass jars that I throw my change in (I like cash for purchases under $50) and they were getting full. Pennies in one...nickles, dimes and quarters in the other. Piling up for maybe 4-5 years.

I ran the pennies thru the Coinstar at the grocery store...I had $200 in pennies and the machine took 15%. I had $500 with all the other coins, but I sure as hell wasn't going to give up that percentage on that cash in, so I had to roll them all up for my bank at no charge.

Did this right before I went to Hawaii and I spent about $2300 during the seven weeks I was there...so those change jars bit off a nice little chunk of that.

Coin shortage, huh? Maybe they'll bring those machines back to the banks. I could only hope...they used to have them and they were free for customers.

Credit Union.... never have a problem with that.

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[Iceaxe]

^^^This^^^

Your credit union will count your coins for free... call to make sure because not all branches have the ability...