Fake Motivation Posters

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More fun stuff found while I really should be working. Yeah, I'm sick, what else did you expect?











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  1. Doc1:16 PM

    I dated the boob lady in college. She had a nice personality and a good sense of humor, but it just didn't work out. She sold Amway and chewed tobacco.

    Beware of the monkey. He carries extra clips.

    Doc

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  2. Anonymous3:14 PM

    Why Carol... why? Oh, that's good.

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  3. Jen4:00 PM

    Furious George ROCKS!

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  4. SkylersDad4:31 PM

    Doc: Were there always tobacco "spills" in her cleavage?

    Kirby: I like you, we think a lot alike!

    Jen: Beats the Trunk Monkey from that car place hands down.

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  5. Teri4:31 PM

    I thought there was NO such thing as "too much boobs"?????

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  6. SkylersDad4:57 PM

    Teri: This kind of proves that guy theory to be false...

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  7. paperback reader5:18 PM

    Well, I'm putting the safety goggles on for the rest of my life.

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  8. Distributorcap5:24 PM

    the big boob lady --- did not stand up -- she was just going thru the motions

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  9. Anonymous7:30 PM

    Exactly where in the U.S. are they Brazillians five cents?

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  10. Cap'n Ergo "XL+II" Jinglebollocks8:23 AM

    what a foo' I was for not thinking of opening up my own Brazilian shop!!

    this shit is FUNNY. where DO you find these things?? Or are you making 'em yo'self?

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  11. Gretta11:53 AM

    These are awesome. Sorry you're sick!

    Isn't the first one the guy from "Breaking Away"?

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  12. SkylersDad2:40 PM

    Pistols: Smart man, and quite the fashion statement also.

    Distrib: You think she can stand up?

    Suze: Why my place of course!

    HL: I surf lots and have a ton of friends that send me stuff.

    TG: I am not sick as in achoo, I am just plain old sick!

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  13. Chris the Hippie2:27 PM

    I've never been sick in my achoo before, but I've had an ache in my... Never mind.

    Boy, the look on the "Fear" kid's face!

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