Foamy T. Squirrel

We might need to start a new thread on "Old Dude's" for these video masterpieces...

These two are really fine, decent people. They should be treated with respect. I believe that unless it's plastered by them over the Internet intentionally, such finds should be shared only through PMs to trusted friends who are known to be discrete, or not shared at all. I would suggest using discretion when posting. Otherwise, we will jeopardize the daily life of our RLC tenants, and we'll end up with only xhamster whores, porn pros, or scuzzball tenants. I wrote suggested rule #5 -- received a few comments about it, because it is somewhat a gray area -- but I believe the County Sheriff and I are about ready to adopt it, just to save ourselves from hearing all the shit that ensues when someone posts such non-RLC information in the public forums.

I think this couple already has a large CC fan club. Sign me up!

Did I hear someone pull a quote from Col. Kurtz? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaHj2B3iXHY&list=UU7I48XqECiMDWYU7zPBYYpg&index=3&feature=plcp

Uhhh... Mr. Squirrel... #864 - El Paso (Texas) from woodworker... #826 - Tillsonberg (Canada) from StnCld... not to mention #856 from StnCld which mentions hundreds of cities (3 continents worth... maybe). ;D I should have used the word "lately." But thank you for your research. I'd say that I'm just old and senile, but actually I'm incredibly lazy.

Philosophy is a symptom of a confused mind. Sic & non?! (insert looney tunes emoticon here...)

KK: I knew this post was coming. I grew up when Don Drysdale was THE man. Since then, I've changed allegiances to several other teams (usually picking out the World Series winners automatically.) And even that is erratic, because I root for the players as much as the team, and my loyalty has extended across the continental United States (Except for SF or NY, of course. That would be unforgivable for a So Cal squirrel.) But when the Dodgers do well, you must know that I will always root for my home town team.

When itsme speaks, even little squirrels listen intently. (Old Chinese proverb. :D )

I wish RLC had named her differently. The name "Rita" is becoming a ear-worm around here, at least to me. "In a cap she looked much older And the bag across her shoulder Made her look a little like a military man" Obviously, around CamCaps, she's towed some hearts away...

1) Maya's cats. Living room. 2) Maya's cats. Hallway. 3) Leora. Anywhere I can see her beauty. 4) Maya's cats. Kitchen. ;D

OK, OK, I get it. You're both reading Crowley these days...how very philosophical of you...

Did anybody notice that this guy, Lev, can actually smile and appears to enjoy Zoya? That seems to be a rare treat lately with some of the couples on RLC. I'm not one to bash the men on RLC, and I'm hoping we don't have another thug or gorilla, and I think maybe this couple might actually have their act together compared to some of the more depressing couples we've seen at the St. Petersburg apartments. Nice captures so far. I'm in a lousy time zone, so I don't tune in much. When I do, the only things that move are Maya's cats. So thanks for your posts.

Nobody's been posting songs about cities or towns. I thought I'd fix that. Maybe Squirrel can get the ball rolling.

Welcome to the zoo that we affectionately call CamCaps... Post early and often. If you get burned out on RLC, remember, Old Dudes has a bit of everything, and there's always the photobucket thread...

Hey guys! Look! I found a picture of Leora before she went on a diet! ;D (The Image Content is No Longer Accessible and has been Removed)

An Amazon.com drone just dropped off a chicken salad sandwich to me. The bread says "Here's yer fuckin' sammich. Get you own goddamn beer!" It looks good, but I think the lettuce resembles gelatinized ethelene glycol and the chicken tastes of bitter almonds. Hummmmmm.... :o

Don't go away, sweetheart. Tanks are generally considered boy-toys, but I'm sure you'd love the power to crush things with a tank as much as you would with words. So here's a cool machine toy for the ladies. Yes, Karen, next time we tell you to get back into the kitchen and make us a sammich, you'll be able to put your creativity to use with these convenient kitchen appliances: http://3dprintingindustry.com/2014/11/09/11-food-3d-printers/ ( just kidding. Really. You know I'm not a chauvinist squirrel. Really. ;) )

Sorry to double post, but I lost where I put the original, so here it is again. This is for you, Bluto. C'ya down at Arnie's place! This is gonna be great fun!

CamCaps is educational, if nothing else: Study this history of useful machines carefully. There will be a test on this later. KK will grade the tests, so do your best. Relax, it's easy material, and there is no need for you to Rule 34 this sucker: http://www.mypleasure.com/features/timeline/index.asp

My god, sir, you've magically applied Rule 34 to a 1948 Webster Chicago wire recorder! That's the spirit of CamCaps at it's finest! The poor damn thing isn't even shaped like a phallus, nor does it even have a hole, and you pulled it off like a master. 10 points. Well done. 8) 8) 8)

I'm going to talk Admin into upgrading our welcome page banner from the blonde chick to something that more accurately reflects our membership.

Picked up one of these puppies for $20 at a yard sale. Like a lot of the old stuff, it still works perfectly. It's rather fun to play with, except the wire is a huge hassle to untangle and it weighs about 100 pounds.

E&A were boring as hell and depressing to watch. For newbies, the people screwing in the above captures were guests (we called her Mighty Mouse (aka mouska or something like that in Russian). That woman was nasty powerful. Testosterone molecules burned when she came on screen. It was a high point of CC member activity, too. :P :P :P Back on topic: I'm sick of that fucking picture, too. It's the only rock sculpture I've seen that can be so easily mistaken for dog doo.

To keep you up to date, one Clarabelle was an intern, got pissed off, quit the job, and became Captain Kangaroo.

Regarding lighter-than-air machines, Zeppelin airships had an excellent record of passenger safety, and held far more than just 6 passengers. Over three decades of operation, the only fatalities of passengers was on the Hindenburg (13 passengers, 22 crew). There were 97 people on board. Personally, if I have a choice between being in an exploding, crashing airship, and an exploding, crashing airliner with 320 people on board, I'll take my chances with the airship. This sucker went around the world without incident: (plus, the music is nice)