I started riding motorcycles in 1968, got my motorcycle license in 1971, my car license in 1973, but I had been driving cars, trucks and tractors for a few years before I got my driver’s license.
They look like ‘Fruit of the Loom Men’s Breathable Underwear’ (Available on Amazon, for AED (United Arab Emirate – Dirham) د.Ø¥ 265.61 (USD $72.35)) Just thought I’d mention it, Tim.
It’s almost like a single shoe on the side of the road, and wonder who lost them. But, I hope you disinfected your tires. You never know where they’ve been and who was wearing them. 🙂 😉
In my sister’s neighborhood, two pair of shoes have been slung over a power line. One pair has been hanging on the line for the better part of a year. The second pair looks like a relatively new addition in that it’s not too dusty (at least from ground level).
One way to get your shorts ironed.
Off Center & Not Even 
Hahahaha! Love it!
Thanks, Dale. I couldn’t pass it up.
For sure!
Good title, Tim, not what I expected! Poor shirt… 😂
Not a shirt. Scivies. Thanks, John.
Oh, oooops LOL!! Naughty folk… 😂
I probably would have passed up a shirt. But not tire ironed undies.
Oh hell nooo! 🤪😂
Dead undies in the middle of the road. Kind of like the a skunk.
I agree!
I’ve seen some darn amazing, odd and otherwise, items on the roads since that first solo drive in the car in 1977! 😬
I started riding motorcycles in 1968, got my motorcycle license in 1971, my car license in 1973, but I had been driving cars, trucks and tractors for a few years before I got my driver’s license.
Not sure I want to know the story…..
I don’t either. But when I got out of the car I saw those suckers were pressed flatter than two week old road kill. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
My evening giggle!
Thanks, Nancy. We all need a giggle these days.
They look like ‘Fruit of the Loom Men’s Breathable Underwear’ (Available on Amazon, for AED (United Arab Emirate – Dirham) د.Ø¥ 265.61 (USD $72.35)) Just thought I’d mention it, Tim.
Hahahah! Great deal. Thanks, Inchcock.
Lol. Look on the bright side. That’s it done.
Very true. Thanks, Shey.
You find some amazing things in Albuquerque, Tim. 🙂
Always something weird. Thanks, Lavinia.
It’s almost like a single shoe on the side of the road, and wonder who lost them. But, I hope you disinfected your tires. You never know where they’ve been and who was wearing them. 🙂 😉
Single shoes are much more common. Thanks, David.
In my sister’s neighborhood, two pair of shoes have been slung over a power line. One pair has been hanging on the line for the better part of a year. The second pair looks like a relatively new addition in that it’s not too dusty (at least from ground level).
🤣🤣🤣🤣 ironed allright!!!!!!!!
Flattened that sucker good. Thanks, Marina.
I kinda feel for the poor thing!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Ha! I do appreciate a good play on words. Happy November. Hugs!
If you can’t play with your words what can you play with? Don’t answer that!