Intrigued, I googled Poopdeck Street, but I couldn't find the origin. I guess it's just because its a fishing/seabord town.
Great picture, though :-)) Definitely makes you think...and wonder.....
I liked your comment at the Palace - I didn't think I would like re-enactment as much as I did. Mind you, Aginoth claims the kudos for persuading me to join in... When I see black pudding, I am glad I am a vegetarian..... [wrinkles nose]
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No place for landlubbers in that town!
ReplyDeleteThat certainly is unusual. Someone has a sense of humor.
ReplyDeletelol ... interesting post! :)
ReplyDeletehappy WW
try saying that with a straight face!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't want to live on that street!
ReplyDeleteAh I would like that for my toilet, lol ! But a smaller version !
ReplyDeleteYou know, I am really glad that is not the name of the street I live on.....LOL
ReplyDeleteMichele sent me today; how about that mid-week meet n' greet??!!
I would love to live on a street with a name like that. Great find! Happy WW
ReplyDeleteI must try to keep a stern face.
ReplyDeleteps thanks for the curves!
ReplyDeletehi mar. You asked about trackbacks.
ReplyDeleteQuite easy really.
You send your permalink for one of your posts to the unique trackback id on another blog that is trackback enabled.
So get the permalink of today's post, then get the trackback id of say one of my posts and send a 'trackback ping' to make it work.
Haloscan can do this easily, for example.
Then, an extract of your post can appear directly in my blog along witha clickable link to see the rest of the original post.
I have mine set up so that it appears as a popup (with the little toaster icon). Most people who use this do them 'in-line'.
I set up a quick link from you to me to demonstrate In Wordless Wenesday).
Its a way of running a debate between two blogs, for example.
Used in quite a few political blogs.
My gosh! Do they really mean poop as in poop? Really!
ReplyDeleteMine is up too.
Now, I like that!
ReplyDelete...:D
I forgot to mention that Michele sent me her to have a good laugh!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a nautical term it still makes for a strange street to have to live on. Happy WW and be sure to visit.
ReplyDeleteROFL! This one is dedicated to our Captain LC - right? How funny!
ReplyDeleteAh, reminds me of POPEYE the Sailor Man!!! Where's that can of spinach? ike,ike,ike!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! Happy WW!
Well that made me snigger this morning. ;) Thanks for the laugh
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha! Wow! I wanna live on that street!!!! *giggles*
ReplyDelete...at a second thought, you wrote it were in alaska so I back on that statement....
I love it!
ReplyDeleteA lot of birds must live here!!!
ReplyDeleteMichele sent me back to laugh over it again..:D
ReplyDeleteTee hee. Can you imagine having to write that for your address?
ReplyDeleteLol! Love it! (Yet at the same time, I'm pretty happy I don't have to include it on all my correspondence...)
ReplyDeleteLMBO
ReplyDeletefunny picture.. Thanks fo rstopping by my blog
Well, that's a heck of a name for a street. Have a great WW. :)
ReplyDeleteIntrigued, I googled Poopdeck Street, but I couldn't find the origin. I guess it's just because its a fishing/seabord town.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture, though :-)) Definitely makes you think...and wonder.....
I liked your comment at the Palace - I didn't think I would like re-enactment as much as I did. Mind you, Aginoth claims the kudos for persuading me to join in...
When I see black pudding, I am glad I am a vegetarian..... [wrinkles nose]
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Poop? What?
ReplyDeleteIn Alaska! Don't want to live in that street too!
ReplyDeleteLOL, LOL...Love this one Mar!
ReplyDeleteFabulous sign! Wouldn't you like to have one of those for 'the loo'? Hang it right over the commode! LOL!
ok this is HILARIOUS!
ReplyDeleteThe moral of the photo: bring my barn boots to Alaska!
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