That is frickin' hilarious.

 

Good seats

 

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Just saw this commercial for the first time, and all I could think was "Please be 18. please be 18, please be 18". Especially from about :33 on. Good thoughts in, bad thoughts out, good thoughts.....

 

She is like 30 lol .... Also a swimsuit model and a Victorias Secret model

 

been studying up on her huh?

 

LMAO, a quick google search revealed her age but it's hard not at a girl with a smile and dimples like that

 

I'd wear her for a hat

 

Is that a YOU-PHUM-ISM?

 

I thought it was just common knowledge

 

Does anyone want a credenza? It comes in lots of pretty colors and it is yours for the low low price of $27,000

 

That's kinda cool. There's a company I follow on FB that makes office furniture out of old aircraft parts. So ridiculously awesome. Reception desks out of jet engine shrouds, tables using sections of wings as legs, office chairs from old ejection seats.

 

I'd rather have a new mustang for that price.

 

That purple Stang is pretty cool. How do you think a purple like that would sell, compared to say a ghig?

 

I'd buy one

 

I would too! I could do without the hash marks, but love the white on purple

 

That is awesome!! It looks and sounds like y'all had a great time at the zoo



I have seen those, they look pretty awesome! I doubt it was the same company but we got in a desk that was like about a 1/4 of a wing of a small plane but they removed the flaps and put plexi glass where they removed the flaps and where they cut the wing so you can see the internal structure of the airplane. It was pretty cool if you ask me, probably not the best desk to do business on though due to the shape of the wing lol.

Yeah no kidding, he also called today to schedule a delivery for a second order that his client had coming in which consisted of a $14,000 Marble table, roughly $1,200 in chairs for the table, an $11,000 sofa and a couple of other odds and ends that i can't recall.

 

They sold a purple stang back in the mid-late 90s. You see a few of them around, but I don't think they were a big seller.