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I came across this website
http://ihasabucket.com/ (http://ihasabucket.com/)
(http://www.ihasabucket.com/images/walrus_bucket.jpg)

And I couldn't help but think that it sums up life pretty well.  We all want to have a bucket and we don't want anyone to be stealin' our bucket.

So here's hoping you all has a bucket.  :cheers:

Ah, the bucket saga......my kids can't pass a bucket at Wal-Mart without yelling, "Nooooooo!" 

You're right, it does sum it all up.  You work hard, you finally get a bucket you can call your own, then some jerk comes along and rips it right out of your flippers.  Now, if he had a boomstick to go with that bucket, no one would steal it again.

I don't know why, but that's about the funniest thing I've ever seen!

I has a bucket, thank you very much.

I'm from Texas . . . .


DON'T MESS WITH MUH BUCKET!!!!!


(Great pic, BTW!!! I think I saw that duo at Sea World a few years back!)

Which reminds me: What exactly is that thing?

An elephant seal? A sea lion? A tuskless walrus? An giant orangutan with the mange?

LOL!  It's an elephant seal, but for some reason someone decided it was a walrus, and now captioned pics like this one of large sea mammals with or without buckets are referred to as "LOLrus" pics.  (It's part of the whole goofy lolcats craze.)

Now that is funny.  Two pictures, a couple of words, but endless meaning.  I feel like that all the time, except they are not trying to steal my bucket, the people who come tell me that I have to do something with it.  All I want to do is sit and enjoy having my bucket.  Why does it need to do something?  It's my bucket.

 :smile:

I luvs mah bucket!  I wear it on my head to keep anyone from stealing it.  For some reason I get a lot of funny looks when I walk down the street.

aren't there a old song about a bucket whit a hole in it?

The only songs I know all involve drunk Scotsmen or lusty Irish maidens, sometimes both together.

"There's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza..."

Used to be one of the funniest segments on Sesame Street.

I've always wanted a dark blue bucket to call my own. But people keep giving me pink ones! I hate pink!  :hatred:

But beggars can't be choosers. I'm just sit by the creek with a dirty ol' frog in ma dirty ol' bucket.

Funny picture!!


You sure about that Snivelly. I know it's not a walrus becuase theres no tusks or wiskers , but i thought elephants seals had the wierd snouts. That said it is about the size of one

I still say it's a colossal orangutan with mange.

Well, I'm not a marine biologist, but I do play one on TV......

I'm not sure now.  I had read somewhere that ot was an elephant seal, but after googling some pics I have to retract that.  It's not a walrus, but maybe it's some sort of huge male sea lion. 

But when I googled "lolrus" I got this interesting image:

(http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/2475/heartattacksn9.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)

Here's a pretty wild and creepy illustration of a walrus from the year 1521.

I'd call it some kind of a Lovecraftian Cthulhu walrus, myself.

(http://www.wga.hu/art/d/durer/2/11/6/07walrus.jpg)
             "I HAS A NECRONOMICON!"

So what do ya'll keep in yer buckets? I gots some ah that thar cottage cheese in mine (that's mostly what I eat at the moment).

Big bucket o' coffee this morning.

Mmmmm, coffee.

Meanwhile, the dog is kind of patiently waiting for his walk in the park while I'm watering the lawn.

I totally missed that the first time through, nicely done!   :bouncegiggle:

This is for you:

(http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/9554/cthulhulc6.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)

(http://bubba1982.jumbahost.com/main.php/d/473-1/lolcat.jpg)

 :bouncegiggle:

Funny, this site has been around for years, although it sems like areaction to those "LOLCATS":
http://www.mycathatesyou.com/ (http://www.mycathatesyou.com/)

The flip side of Ricky Nelson's 45rpm "Believe What You Say" was "My Bucket's Got A Hole In It" credited to "C. WILLIAMS"  though I think it was Hank Williams who wrote and recorded it in the late 40s. 

I love that pinky-mouth kitty, Raffine. 

I studied them for about two weeks. (yeah, on google) anyway, the male elephant seals are bigger than females and have what is usually called, a trunk.

Yep, it is a female elephant seal, which is why there is no trunk.  The males are even bigger than that huge thing.  I've tagged baby elephant seals before, we catch them and weigh them, avoiding the males and females.  I've even been bit by them (luckily they didn't penetrate the four layers of clothes I have, otherwise I'd have to get a shot to prevent "seal finger" - their mouths have bacteria which basically make your fingers fall off if not treated.

One of the elephant seal baby calls was used in Lord of the Rings as one of the calls of the dark riders, which made a surreal atmosphere on the beach.

The one in the photo is a southern elephant seal named Minazo

Don't leave me an opening like that....pun intended :tongueout:

Don't the Inuits call this "spekk finger"(sorry I'm not sure about the spelling)?

What you should say is "...don't gimme no material to work with..."  which is what I often find myself saying to friends, associates, acquaintances, and annoyingly happenstance passersby...

Let me shift gears to the most sucky of household chores: kitty treatment, wherein I hold her down and my other half inserts a needle for subcutaneous fluid absorption by her organs due to kidney failure (hence renal poisoning)...I love that cat (do you know THE STOOGES "T.V. Eye?")  "See that cat...yeh, I love her so!"  That picture that Raffine posted reminded me of my now-old kitty when she was a li'l kitten, which of course, she still thinks she is, being a bubble-headed-pinky-lover... :twirl:
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