
Yep, it’s fuggenMonday again, and I feel just as motivated. So let’s have a giggle:







And a couple-three non-vegans:



Attagurrrrlz…

Yep, it’s fuggenMonday again, and I feel just as motivated. So let’s have a giggle:







And a couple-three non-vegans:



Attagurrrrlz…
…sparked by this story:

Anyone who’s ever lived in a large city will know exactly what I’m talking about.
Ahhhhh, when it’s a Bank Holiday (U.S. “long”) weekend, can the Train Smash Women be far behind?
Of course not: they’re quite up front [sic] :

And, as usual, all over the place:

As we used to say (back when one could say such things): “Take her ‘ome, Jimmy; she’s ready.”
Follow the link: there are approximately half a dozen regrettable decisions in every pic.
Okay, this “new week, new challenges” nonsense is getting out of hand, and crap like this doesn’t help:

Given infinite time, any task can be completed. Quite clearly, the stupid Danish tart never had a scumbag boss telling her that it had to be done by five or she’d lose her job.
But let’s get on with Teh Funneez:










And finally:

So just to add a little non-narcotic anti-depression:


…except for Mondays. I always know when it’s Monday. So here’s something to help me (and y’all) forget what damn day it is:
As The Englishman reminds me: 
Black oLives Matter.
And speaking of rioting assholes, a quick commercial message:

Back to the office:

Speaking of wannabe office-holders:


And other stupid gummint stuff:


And speaking of health, I have to go for a routine checkup later, so:


And finally:

I’d offer to hold them for her, but it’s really difficult running as a tripod.
And here we see the danger of un-gripped breasteses:

Now drive yourselves to drink work.
According to Some Survey Or Other (Science!!!), this is what most Brits dream of when thinking about their ideal garden:

Okay, some of them are just daffy — a maze? — and good luck getting the go-kart track past the neighbors (unless you’re going to be racing electric go-karts).
I am as given to dreaming and wishful thinking as any, and probably more than most; but I can’t help thinking that having so many outdoor activity features (yoga areas, outdoor gym etc.) are not going to be used that often given a climate in which Britain’s principal export is rain.
Also, excepting bloated plutocrats such as Mr. Free Market (whose estate holdings make Prince Charles look like a slum dweller) and Top Gear’s Richard Hammond (who has a castle), most Brit houses have an average outdoor area which can be measured just as well in square inches as feet — and not the 88-foot “desirable” backyard they dream of.
In Kim Terms, 88 feet couldn’t even accommodate a 25-yard indoor pistol range, which leads me to my next point.
Notably absent from all the Brit dream gardens is anything devoted to shooting. I know that the BritGov (a pox be upon it) seems to frown on the shooting sports, but nowhere on the above do I see listed even something as innocuous as an archery range. (I have a well-founded suspicion that a similar list taken from a poll of my Readers would have a 100-yard rifle range near the top, followed closely by a 1,000-yard playground where one could happily play with Barrett rifles etc.)
So, on to just such a poll. In Comments, please list — in order — the top 10 most desirable features you’d like to see in your “back yard” (define it however you wish: “back forty” is also acceptable). Don’t bother with explanations or exposition; the inclusions should be pretty much self-explanatory, e.g. “four-bay 25-yard air-conditioned indoor pistol range” (which would be in my own top 3, incidentally).
No mazes. Also exclude strange exotica such as “hippie burial ground” and the like. This is a serious poll. [eyecross]
Have fun with it, and limit ten, please.