Clipmarks - birdie-brain's garbage truck

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POPS Living in a Garbage Truck

by Newfman 1-17-2008

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POPS Talk-Hate Radio trashes Obama's mother.

by ratilfar 10-9-2008

Beware the company you keep and the base you inspire, Messr. McCain.

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POPS Living in a Garbage Truck

by bioplasmik 10-13-2007

Not what you expected?

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POPS Analogies they are not

by skwirlinator 10-31-2007

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POPS Living in a Garbage Truck

by swampfoxz 7-29-2008

Sounds like a plan.

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POPS Signs Of Stupidity 7

by dannad 12-21-2007

On the door of a plastic surgeon's office: "Let us help you pick your nose." Used Car Lot: Second Hand cars in first crash condition

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POPS The Law of the Garbage Truck...

by mugofcoffee 9-26-2008

The bottom line is that successful people do not let garbage trucks take over their day. Life’s too short to wake up in the morning with regrets, so..... ‘Love the people who treat you right. Pray for the ones who don‘t.’ The entire inspirational page is fabulous on the site...

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POPS It's an ambulance! No a garbage truck! NO it's a fire engine!

by killer_bunny 8-5-2007

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POPS living In a Garbage Truck

by carrerinyes 1-22-2008

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POPS NYC Sanitation Trucks to Feature Glad Garbage Bag Ads

by JimEspo 11-8-2006

A Glad garbage truck will even follow the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

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POPS Round Cars

by raven714 3-30-2008

The VW ball is in a private collection. Mr. Fisk, who was born in Vermont in 1970, has made other balls with auto themes: a school bus, a green John Deere tractor, a drab brown U.P.S. truck and a white Mister Softee ice cream truck, complete with lights. “A U.P.S. guy saw the U.P.S. ball and stopped by the house of the owner,” Mr. Fisk said. “He thought it was a package ready for shipping.” His spheres come with windows and steering wheels. He does all the work using metal and glass fabrication skills he taught himself. He has also sculptured a street ball, a sphere of asphalt marked with painted dotted lines. Mr. Fisk’s barn ball, with wood painted red and a window, was used for the cover of the Phish album “Round Room.” He has moved beyond the balls into new modes of sculpture. “The new theme for some reason seems to be garbage,” he said. Among his latest pieces, shown at the Taxter & Spengemann Gallery in Manhattan, is a sculpture of a garbage can and another of a garbage b

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POPS Life in a Garbage Truck