Motivational Poster Thread (warning content)

My Google-fu is pretty good, but I can't pin this photo down. Quite a turn-out.

 

Yes sir ,, that's the one I was thinking of ,, I wasn't 100% sure that was the album ,, I didn't want to say that was the album until I got home and made sure .
Also ,, a few months back ,, I seen a story about valuable albums from the past ,, and the Ummagumma album was said to be worth between 17 -30,000 dollars. I'm assuming that 30 grand price would be mint condition still in the wrapper.
Mines well used .

 

Barred to keep the crocs and drop bears out.

 

'Murica!!

 

And some help carrying it!

 

And you couldn't tell what direction it was coming from!

 

Which was a good thing cause they were ALL ours. Imagine the sweats and shits that sound caused for Charlie and the NVA, and still does 50-60 years later.

 

GPS.

 

Those last two are so we'll know where to send the body!

 

….. you never did Club Fed time then. MinSEc = Minimum security, hard to get to easy to be kicked out of.

….in QLD yes but not Victoria.

 

GPS wasn't around when I was driving. Cell phones werent available either . I had a big laminated pages Atlas . I'd pick up a load , look at the Atlas and write down my route ,, city and town that my next exit and interstate or hiway was in ,, and when I made a turn ,, I scratched it off my list.

 

No sir ,, no Fed time ,,, I've just done overnight stays for stupid stuff like a DUI , or bar fights ,, ,,hopefully I'm not gonna make any of those mistakes again .

 

That's the way I navigate everywhere now. After that trip to Atlanta where my GPS was 1/2 to 10 miles off I gave up on using it. I plot my route with Google maps or other online driving direction apps, write down each exit on a strip map and fold it over the clip board as I pass each point. I can follow it backward or forward, making notes and corrections as I go. Haven't gotten lost since I ditched the GPS on my phone. I also have a big Atlas in the car. No electronics required.

 

I would like to have one of these. That suit case that follows you around would be nice too. She is well over six feet. She has a page on facebook that shows videos of people just staring at her as she walks through the airport.

 

In June 2015 I drove my then 79 year old Mom from here in North Florida up to Crawfordsville, Indiana for her 60th high school reunion. I was proudly using my fancy GPS to navigate. We got into Indiana and stayed the night in a motel. Next morning we drove to the high school. But, the GPS had us going the wrong way! Mom got us back on course. Her long memory was better than the GPS.