Funny photos you took yourself

[AdamW]

We've all seen the ones that float around the internet, but I thought I would share this one with you... it makes me titter every time I see it

A couple of years ago I was on holiday in Florida with a couple of mates. One day on the freeway we saw something that didn't seem quite right. I took this photo of a lorry that was driving at 70mph at the time.

Come on, that's a call to contribute your own if ever I heard one!

 

[securespark]

Got this one of Mousehole Public Toilets in the mid 90's.....

Sorry the quality is poor - It's a print from a print from a scratched neg. Then it has been photographed itself to be uploaded. Anyway, you get the idea.....

 

[jtaunton]

No photo, I'm afraid, but I asw a sign on a plane once....

'Toilet Out of Order - See Technician's Log'

 

[Richardp]

This is the electic meterman and his dog leaving our home.

 

[Freddie]

How do you post pics on here ???

 

[jtaunton]

You need to upload them to an imagehost, such as...

http://imagehost.darkernet.co.uk/

Then hit the Img button, and add the link

 

[masona]

Also see here

 

[Freddie]

Thanks you pair i will try and sought some out----about time we had some light threads

 

[jtaunton]

I'm not doing well on the photos, but whenever I'm in the States I drive through a town with a very big boundary sign saying 'Seaford - Voted 29th Best Small Town in America' - That always tickles me too, for some reason.

 

[pipme]

Scilly pix

This is the electic meterman and his dog leaving our home.

Nah, Do Badgers read the meters out there?

Is the 'Scillonian' still plying to and fro?

 

[Richardp]

Scilly pix

This is the electic meterman and his dog leaving our home.

Nah, Do Badgers read the meters out there?

Is the 'Scillonian' still plying to and fro?

sickbag anyone?

 

[pipme]

She is shallow draught I believe, flat bottomed some may say... Not too deep in St Mary's?
Scillonian Link
Had eventful round trip in an older model ( Scill' II ) back in '75 .... Loose cargo in the hold, one Range Rover, watched some clever stuff as the crew dodged in and out, to tie the bu##er down, only working as the ship was moving upward, their lookout calling them out just before the bows plunged .. sea sickness prevailed.. best to remain upwind

Glorious place, the Islands, I shall hopefully return one day... 30 miles of sometimes -- bad sea !

 

[securespark]

Wouldn't know - I've always been by 'copter

 

[pipme]

The boat is a 'must do' for the possible hell of it... Will be a smashing trip, one way or another.

From Bristol Airport. (originating Manchester I think)
Fixed wing 'Twotter' .. note the twin part Also note, will never have problem lowering fixed, tricycle undercarriage !

Iffy about copters.. Seen some unpleasant residuals thanks.

Need as many engines as pos, preferably with a fair expanse of wing to glide on.
[code:1]SKYBUS FARES 2005 Prices inclusive of airport charges
ADULT CHILD (2-11) INFANT (under 2)
RETURN £260 £157 £74.60[/code:1]

 

[AdamW]

Depends on the chopper. I wouldn't go on a radial-engine one, but I would with a turbine-powered one.

I have two chopper-flying friends. One flies Apaches in the army (lucky s*d), and he has vowed never to go in the chopper of the second guy (one of those small radial-engine ones). This is a guy prepared to fly a gunship into battle, perform crazy manoeuvers and risk life and limb, but he won't go in a petrol-powered helicopter. If he won't, I'm not about to!!!

Stub wings are always a bonus too, aeroplane-style landings.