What is it?

What is it?

Seen in front of me, waiting to board the plane.

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36 comments:

  1. Anna, 17, November 2006, 2:59 |  

    Whhaaaaaah, someone stole my blankeyyyyyyy, whhaaaaaah

     
  2. Picklemon, 17, November 2006, 7:31 |  

    Hey, what’s wrong wrong with hitchhiking with a towel?

    http://www.towelday.kojv.net/

     
  3. Nik, 17, November 2006, 7:31 |  

    soft fluffy kittens…. :idea:

     
  4. Davezilla, 17, November 2006, 8:10 |  
    Davezilla

    It actually looks better in the photo than it did in real life. It was dingy and grey. I assumed it was one of those bathroom rugs, but why would you fly with that? :wtf:

     
  5. Bigwavdave, 17, November 2006, 8:32 |  

    What we have here is obviously a used, wool, car-washing mitt. These are often used during long flights to…well, I can’t really discuss it in polite company.

     
  6. trans am man, 17, November 2006, 9:27 |  

    ITS A TURBEN RUNNNNN!!!!!

     
  7. junkman, 17, November 2006, 9:29 |  

    it may be a sheep apron, as linked in “the best thanksgiving ever”, apron section.
    it may be oscar the grouch’s white cousin.
    it may be some kind of airport washroom shammy
    it may be a sweater knit from the stitchy mcyarnpants “groovy 70’s issue”.
    it may be a yeti fur.
    it’s probably an old seat cover removed from the mini-van for comfort on the trip.
    :puke:

     
  8. Brad K., 17, November 2006, 9:37 |  

    Jenny was both annoyed — that her mother had insisted on seeing her pack those dratted ‘yeti’ ski sox — and warmed that her family cared.

    These sox were a family tradition. They were knitted for each daughter as she entered puberty, to express love and as a really, really warm ‘fuzzy’ to carry through the worst of North Dakota’s winters. This ‘hairy socks’ tradition dated back to colonial times (way back when ‘home’ was upstate Massachusetts, about 40 miles from the ‘burning ladies’ of the time). Back then, the tradition was that the dutiful daughter would pick out a beau, and get married before the sox wore out.

    The advent of modern cotton and polyester and nylon fibers helped to keep the tradition alive, that the last day of wearing the Fuzzy Things was the day before the wedding. Like her mother and grandmother that kept theirs pressed with flowers and wedding photos, the multilayered half-boots made treasured keepsakes. If they did show more wear by wedding day than for those first Fuzzy Things daughters.

    But Jenny’s Fuzzy Things were showing a bit of wear, they were getting a bit dingy, and she still felt foolish carrying them with, like they would help Prince Charming find her and carry her off to wedded bliss. And besides, Marta would be pissed if Jenny tried to bring a man to their bed.

    But Mom cared, so into the pack went the expectation that dutiful motherhood and daughters were just around the corner in Jenny’s life.

     
  9. sledge, 17, November 2006, 9:55 |  

    just a spare flying carpet

     
  10. Sher, 17, November 2006, 10:49 |  

    You just never know when a dead animal will come in handy.

     
  11. Diesel, 17, November 2006, 11:49 |  

    Nothing like a little roadkill to keep people from sitting in the seat next to you.

     
  12. Kangaroo, 17, November 2006, 12:32 |  

    Ear muffs, to block out those ill-behaved children next to you?

     
  13. Bigwavdave, 17, November 2006, 12:39 |  

    Just found the lighted bras in the link - - - Perfect for that SPECIALNew Year’s Eve party, no?

     
  14. Lounge Puppy, 17, November 2006, 12:42 |  

    Rule Number One: Always know where your towel is.

     
  15. Craig, 17, November 2006, 13:14 |  

    Hmm…looks to me like they didn’t want to use the airline-supplied toilet paper so they brought their own… :puke:

     
  16. Myra, 17, November 2006, 14:10 |  

    One of Shatner’s really old toupees! :?:

     
  17. BryGuy, 17, November 2006, 15:09 |  

    Yo Dave, you spelled “board” wrong.

    Fixed, thanks. It was late. — Zilla

     
  18. Spud, 17, November 2006, 16:21 |  

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    I think Bigwavdave has got it in one, although, how does he know?

    :geek:

     
  19. Harry, 17, November 2006, 17:31 |  

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    That’s not roadkill, that’s carrion.

     
  20. Tina Marie, 17, November 2006, 19:39 |  
    Tina Marie

    Can you say MERKIN???

     
  21. kari, 17, November 2006, 21:20 |  

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    I agree with this… That or i’s a really worn out pillow made from shag carpet

     
  22. Drusky, 17, November 2006, 22:49 |  

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    Dave, maybe when this person uses the airplane bathroom to strip and spongebath during the long trip, the bathroom rug keeps the toes warm… :lol:

     
  23. Drusky, 17, November 2006, 22:52 |  

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    Airport security should give you a extra special screening with the wand for that… :twisted:

     
  24. Craig, 18, November 2006, 3:16 |  

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    I’m confused…i have been visiting this site for a while, so today i logged in to get my davezilla fix, and much to my dismay there was already a comment left by me. What’s REALLY fucked up is i haven’t left a comment. So, i’m thinking i’m a victim here dave. Here is the link that goes to this douschbag’s website. He is a identity thief! http://nuclearmoose.com/
    I know that i am awesome, and a lot of fellas would like to live the life of Craig, but you need to find you’re own self.

    Embrace what you have, no need to steal me.

    FUCK YOU!!!

     
  25. Tara, 18, November 2006, 10:46 |  

    I never was good at knowing my limits.

    In this case, however, I will show unusual restraint and not give an opinion on whatever that is in that cheap imitation leather bag.

    DOH! I can’t not give opinions!

     
  26. Davezilla, 18, November 2006, 13:23 |  
    Davezilla

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    I doubt it’s identity theft so much as someone with the same name. If anyone else comments as Davezilla, it shows up as me (of course, it gets held for moderation first). When in doubt, go to your profile and change your password. :-|

     
  27. Meagan, 18, November 2006, 14:11 |  

    Moldy bath towel? Poodle?

     
  28. Nikki, 18, November 2006, 14:31 |  
    Nikki

    Someone shaved Bob Hoskin’s back to weave a blanket.

     
  29. Davezilla, 18, November 2006, 14:53 |  
    Davezilla

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    Winner!

     
  30. arthur, 18, November 2006, 16:43 |  

    Denver or Detroit?

     
  31. arthur, 18, November 2006, 17:04 |  

    It’s a Zune skin.

     
  32. Davezilla, 18, November 2006, 17:36 |  
    Davezilla

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    On the way to Denver. It did not bode well for the trip. You lucked out. :geek:

     
  33. Belinda, 18, November 2006, 20:48 |  

    Boring guess, but knitting/crochet in progress? Of course, you couldn’t have knitting needles on the plane, but a crochet hook might be allowed? But yeah, I’d want to know the source of that fiber if I were on the receiving end of the finished project.

     
  34. CalieJo, 19, November 2006, 3:07 |  

    Somebody stole Lambchop, beat her and is now hiding the body!

     
  35. pablo, 19, November 2006, 15:22 |  

    Now that I know you were flying InContenental airlines it has been narrowed to adult diapers :wtf: or a cum rag :?:

     
  36. NuggetMaven, 21, November 2006, 16:41 |  

    Fuzzy thing looks more like a bathmat or one of those toilet tank cozies…