Walmart in China
We thought our WalMarts had it all.
Crocodiles.
Bulk Rice.
Mixed meat for the choosing. (I’m sure they all washed their hands first!) This is all so sanitary, isn’t it? No wonder the corona virus spread quickly.
Turtles and frogs. Yum, Yum!
You guess! (It looks familiar, but definitely not something that I have eaten or going to! Those are bull penises.)
Walmart Brand Spirits
Rib Cages. (From what or who?) NOT sanitary again!
Assorted Dried Reptiles.
Beautiful Boxes Of Liquor.
Frogs.
A Large Selection of Chopsticks.
Ducks on a rack (They say it tastes just like chicken!) Not very sanitary.
Great Value Brand Beef Granules.
Pig Faces.
Antibacterial Bikini Underwear For Men.
Diet Water. (Hmmm.) It has no calories anyway.
Meat Water. Notice the flavors on the bottles.
Specialty Pickles. (Just like “Cracker Jacks” a prize in every jar!)
100% Powdered Horse Milk (no ponies!).
Gosh…and North American WalMarts only have crazily dressed people.
How Mermaids Are Made
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Why is Australian Sand Soccer so Popular?
When the NFL began all the dancing in the end zone and then decided that kneeling for the National Anthem was OK, I decided that I was thru watching NFL Football.
I began looking for another sport to replace my Sunday entertainment interests. I had settled on Beach Volleyball which I found interesting but the season was so short that something additional was needed to provide for a longer entertainment season. As luck would have it along came Sand Soccer which I feel will be more than adequate in fulfilling my entertainment needs on Sundays.
Why is Australian Sand Soccer so Popular?
I think it’s the uniforms.
Video of People Having a Bad Day
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Interesting Flowers in Arlington
While walking down the street in Arlington, Virginia I happened to notice these interesting flowers.
A Dog’s Unconditional Love
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Things to See Around the Barringer Meteor Crater
When first walking up you can see the meteor crater in its entirety, but for a closer view you need to walk to the observation deck.
While walking out to the observation deck you can see some Moenkopi Sandstone.
From the observation deck at the Barringer Meteor Crater near Winslow, Arizona there are some telescopes that are pointing at different objects. It is all to teach you more about the crater and to use as a size comparison.
Here you can see the raised strata from the impact of the meteor.
These next series of images show the Drill Hole A site, the winch and boiler next to the main drill shaft, the main shaft, and a full size astronaut and flag to show you how big they actually appear. I really had to zoom in from the observation deck to get clear photos of these objects.
A site like this needs some dedication plaques to give recognition to those who participated or donated to help support the cause.
James Bond 007 Spy Car
Displayed near the front door of the International Spy museum in Washington D.C. is a James Bond 007 car. This sweet little sports car shows off the technology to help Bond evade some bad guys.
Happy 4th of July American Independence Day
This year in recognition of the 4th of July, the day Americans celebrate when America got its independence from the British in 1776, I decided to simply post an image of the American flag that was displayed and waving so proudly at the United States Capitol Building. Happy 4th of July fellow Americans. Be safe, be proud, and be nice.
Sights Around Lafayette Square
Walking around Lafayette Square in front of the White House here are a few of the things you can see. First you can see the front of the White House with the Washington Monument in the background.
Next you can see an Equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson. The statue depicts Andrew Jackson, the general who commanded US forces in the Battle of New Orleans on January 8, 1815, and who served as the seventh president of the United States from 1829 to 1837.
Another statue you may see is of Andrzej Tadeusz Bonawentura Kościuszko (English: Andrew Thaddeus Bonaventure Kosciuszko; February 1746 – 15 October 1817) was a Polish military engineer, statesman, and military leader who became a national hero in Poland, Lithuania, Belarus, and the United States.
