Sorry, I still need to add the Sunday Funnies to my two cups of coffee and church for an awesome day.
No Rocky?
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He is as steady as they come for delivering laughter. Let's hope is okay and never hurts to lift him up in prayer.
Rocky, we miss you. Take care!
ROCKY! ROCKY! ROCKY!!!!
Let's Post memes on this thread to let Rocky know we miss him.
Legend
Sunday morning isn't the same without the Sunday funnies
Missed Rocky this morning
Hoping everything's okay with him.
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
Rocky's fine, he's the kind of guy that would drink a gallon of gasoline so he could piss in your campfire! You could drop that guy off at the Arctic Circle wearing a pair of bikini underwear, without his toothbrush, and tomorrow afternoon he's going to show up at your pool side with a million dollar smile, a fist full of pesos, and probably a polar bear hide swimsuit.
Being in TexAgs jail changes a man……..no, not really
B-1 83 said:
Rocky's fine, he's the kind of guy that would drink a gallon of gasoline so he could piss in your campfire! You could drop that guy off at the Arctic Circle wearing a pair of bikini underwear, without his toothbrush, and tomorrow afternoon he's going to show up at your pool side with a million dollar smile, a fist full of pesos, and probably a polar bear hide swimsuit.
Would he have the memes we have come to love and expect?
Jim
I hope he's on vacation like these two lovebirds
I won’t tell anyone when I make it, but there will be signs. pic.twitter.com/ahzDR32mG3
— Mr. Turtle (@TheMisterTurtle) August 29, 2026
I hope I did not offend anybody with this post. If I did, please come see me at my address in my profile so we can talk.
TyHolden said:
I hope he's on vacation like these two lovebirdsI won’t tell anyone when I make it, but there will be signs. pic.twitter.com/ahzDR32mG3
— Mr. Turtle (@TheMisterTurtle) August 29, 2026
That is so great.
Gig'Em and God Bless,
JB'91
JB'91
Keller6Ag91 said:TyHolden said:
I hope he's on vacation like these two lovebirdsI won’t tell anyone when I make it, but there will be signs. pic.twitter.com/ahzDR32mG3
— Mr. Turtle (@TheMisterTurtle) August 29, 2026
That is so great.
I've watched it way too many times. The comments section is incredible too.
I hope I did not offend anybody with this post. If I did, please come see me at my address in my profile so we can talk.
He's probably absorbed in the latest ACME Corp vs. Coyote movie!
“If you’re going to have crime it should at least be organized crime”
-Havelock Vetinari
-Havelock Vetinari
kb2001 said:
Sent this to a friend of mine who has two little kids.
Can't wait to hear what he thought of it.
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waiting for my friend rocky the dog like....
Memes or no memes…I just hope Rocky is okay.
No rocky because he had NO ELECTRICITY!!!!!!
A severe storm rolled through Bexar County/ San Antonio at 9:00 Friday night. It knocked out half of the city's electricity from what I hear. The thunder was so loud and the wind was so strong that I had to herd my dogs into the closet that goes under the stairs which is enclosed. Then the power went out. I gathered all of my flashlights, including two battery-powered lamps which kept us out of the dark. We were up all night.
Eventually, the storm passed but the lightning was everywhere as the thunder and rain moved south. The city was pitch black. Tree limbs were scattered all over. When I went out with a flashlight to assess the damage, I found that my 50 ft. American elm tree was reduced to a 20 ft. pole. My heart sank because I planted it 30 years ago as a seedling. It was a beautiful tree. A neighbor later told me that officials were pondering whether the tornados were F-0 or F-1.
When the sun came up, we saw the real damage. None of the houses had damage, but every house that had trees had severe damage to those trees. Many had fallen into the streets. Debris was everywhere. For the next two days, the sounds of chain saws penetrated the neighborhood. City crews were quick to perform emergency pick up yesterday. They have a long way to go.
In the meantime, none of us had electricity. No air-conditioning. No fans blowing. No COFFEE! No lights. No refrigeration. It was like living in Cuba, except we have HEB (smiley face didn't post) So, last evening, two crews with 3 bucket trucks arrived in our neighborhood to repair the transformers in two locations. They worked until sundown. I asked the officer standing by if they would be coming back in the morning, and he told me they were working 16 hour days.
Yesterday I drove thru the neighborhood. Almost every house had piles of limbs stacked at the curb. Stop signs with poles were lying on the ground, pulled out by the strong winds. Streetlights were out. Massive trees were destroyed. I still can't explain why there was no house damage, other than to say this is an older neighborhood and the houses were built better back in the day, I suppose.
I resigned myself to another dark, warm night. We were sleeping outside on my patio loungers when a light hit my eyes (3:20 a.m.). I thought the sun came up rather quickly, but I found the lights were on in my house, across the street, everywhere! The first thing I did was get online to let you know I AM OKAY! I won't have time to post a delayed Sunday Funnies because I have too much to do today. Thank you all for your concerns and great comments. I will let them soak in when I return to this thread later. I am either going back to sleep or I am going to return my food to my refrigerators when they get cool enough for that. I have a downed tree to deal with tomorrow and a broken window to repair in my living room. I haven't been upstairs yet. It's probably okay but the north window in the attic was open so who knows how it got rearranged by the wind.
More to come.
Thanks again for your concerns.
- rocky
A severe storm rolled through Bexar County/ San Antonio at 9:00 Friday night. It knocked out half of the city's electricity from what I hear. The thunder was so loud and the wind was so strong that I had to herd my dogs into the closet that goes under the stairs which is enclosed. Then the power went out. I gathered all of my flashlights, including two battery-powered lamps which kept us out of the dark. We were up all night.
Eventually, the storm passed but the lightning was everywhere as the thunder and rain moved south. The city was pitch black. Tree limbs were scattered all over. When I went out with a flashlight to assess the damage, I found that my 50 ft. American elm tree was reduced to a 20 ft. pole. My heart sank because I planted it 30 years ago as a seedling. It was a beautiful tree. A neighbor later told me that officials were pondering whether the tornados were F-0 or F-1.
When the sun came up, we saw the real damage. None of the houses had damage, but every house that had trees had severe damage to those trees. Many had fallen into the streets. Debris was everywhere. For the next two days, the sounds of chain saws penetrated the neighborhood. City crews were quick to perform emergency pick up yesterday. They have a long way to go.
In the meantime, none of us had electricity. No air-conditioning. No fans blowing. No COFFEE! No lights. No refrigeration. It was like living in Cuba, except we have HEB (smiley face didn't post) So, last evening, two crews with 3 bucket trucks arrived in our neighborhood to repair the transformers in two locations. They worked until sundown. I asked the officer standing by if they would be coming back in the morning, and he told me they were working 16 hour days.
Yesterday I drove thru the neighborhood. Almost every house had piles of limbs stacked at the curb. Stop signs with poles were lying on the ground, pulled out by the strong winds. Streetlights were out. Massive trees were destroyed. I still can't explain why there was no house damage, other than to say this is an older neighborhood and the houses were built better back in the day, I suppose.
I resigned myself to another dark, warm night. We were sleeping outside on my patio loungers when a light hit my eyes (3:20 a.m.). I thought the sun came up rather quickly, but I found the lights were on in my house, across the street, everywhere! The first thing I did was get online to let you know I AM OKAY! I won't have time to post a delayed Sunday Funnies because I have too much to do today. Thank you all for your concerns and great comments. I will let them soak in when I return to this thread later. I am either going back to sleep or I am going to return my food to my refrigerators when they get cool enough for that. I have a downed tree to deal with tomorrow and a broken window to repair in my living room. I haven't been upstairs yet. It's probably okay but the north window in the attic was open so who knows how it got rearranged by the wind.
More to come.
Thanks again for your concerns.
- rocky
Elections are when people find out what politicians stand for, and politicians find out what people will fall for.
rocky the dog said:
No rocky because he had NO ELECTRICITY!!!!!!
A severe storm rolled through Bexar County/ San Antonio at 9:00 Friday night. It knocked out half of the city's electricity from what I hear. The thunder was so loud and the wind was so strong that I had to herd my dogs into the closet that goes under the stairs which is enclosed. Then the power went out. I gathered all of my flashlights, including two battery-powered lamps which kept us out of the dark. We were up all night.
Eventually, the storm passed but the lightning was everywhere as the thunder and rain moved south. The city was pitch black. Tree limbs were scattered all over. When I went out with a flashlight to assess the damage, I found that my 50 ft. American elm tree was reduced to a 20 ft. pole. My heart sank because I planted it 30 years ago as a seedling. It was a beautiful tree. A neighbor later told me that officials were pondering whether the tornados were F-0 or F-1.
When the sun came up, we saw the real damage. None of the houses had damage, but every house that had trees had severe damage to those trees. Many had fallen into the streets. Debris was everywhere. For the next two days, the sounds of chain saws penetrated the neighborhood. City crews were quick to perform emergency pick up yesterday. They have a long way to go.
In the meantime, none of us had electricity. No air-conditioning. No fans blowing. No COFFEE! No lights. No refrigeration. It was like living in Cuba, except we have HEB (smiley face didn't post) So, last evening, two crews with 3 bucket trucks arrived in our neighborhood to repair the transformers in two locations. They worked until sundown. I asked the officer standing by if they would be coming back in the morning, and he told me they were working 16 hour days.
Yesterday I drove thru the neighborhood. Almost every house had piles of limbs stacked at the curb. Stop signs with poles were lying on the ground, pulled out by the strong winds. Streetlights were out. Massive trees were destroyed. I still can't explain why there was no house damage, other than to say this is an older neighborhood and the houses were built better back in the day, I suppose.
I resigned myself to another dark, warm night. We were sleeping outside on my patio loungers when a light hit my eyes (3:20 a.m.). I thought the sun came up rather quickly, but I found the lights were on in my house, across the street, everywhere! The first thing I did was get online to let you know I AM OKAY! I won't have time to post a delayed Sunday Funnies because I have too much to do today. Thank you all for your concerns and great comments. I will let them soak in when I return to this thread later. I am either going back to sleep or I am going to return my food to my refrigerators when they get cool enough for that. I have a downed tree to deal with tomorrow and a broken window to repair in my living room. I haven't been upstairs yet. It's probably okay but the north window in the attic was open so who knows how it got rearranged by the wind.
More to come.
Thanks again for your concerns.
- rocky
Glad you're ok. One of my least favorite features of living in Texas are the severe storms.
Rocky,
It is great to hear that you and your family are OK. I hope the upstairs doesn't need any repairs.
Sorry to hear about the damage. Losing a 30 year old tree that you planted yourself is sad.
Take care and be careful when you are working on cleanup and repairs.
It is great to hear that you and your family are OK. I hope the upstairs doesn't need any repairs.
Sorry to hear about the damage. Losing a 30 year old tree that you planted yourself is sad.
Take care and be careful when you are working on cleanup and repairs.
Well, that's no excuse.
J/k glad you're ok
J/k glad you're ok
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Well, that's no excuse
Elections are when people find out what politicians stand for, and politicians find out what people will fall for.
Sorry that you went through that and very glad you and the pups are ok!
Glad to hear you are okay Rocky. Sunday without Rocky the Dog is a much sadder day!
rocky the dog said:
No rocky because he had NO ELECTRICITY!!!!!!
A severe storm rolled through Bexar County/ San Antonio at 9:00 Friday night. It knocked out half of the city's electricity from what I hear. The thunder was so loud and the wind was so strong that I had to herd my dogs into the closet that goes under the stairs which is enclosed. Then the power went out. I gathered all of my flashlights, including two battery-powered lamps which kept us out of the dark. We were up all night.
Eventually, the storm passed but the lightning was everywhere as the thunder and rain moved south. The city was pitch black. Tree limbs were scattered all over. When I went out with a flashlight to assess the damage, I found that my 50 ft. American elm tree was reduced to a 20 ft. pole. My heart sank because I planted it 30 years ago as a seedling. It was a beautiful tree. A neighbor later told me that officials were pondering whether the tornados were F-0 or F-1.
When the sun came up, we saw the real damage. None of the houses had damage, but every house that had trees had severe damage to those trees. Many had fallen into the streets. Debris was everywhere. For the next two days, the sounds of chain saws penetrated the neighborhood. City crews were quick to perform emergency pick up yesterday. They have a long way to go.
In the meantime, none of us had electricity. No air-conditioning. No fans blowing. No COFFEE! No lights. No refrigeration. It was like living in Cuba, except we have HEB (smiley face didn't post) So, last evening, two crews with 3 bucket trucks arrived in our neighborhood to repair the transformers in two locations. They worked until sundown. I asked the officer standing by if they would be coming back in the morning, and he told me they were working 16 hour days.
Yesterday I drove thru the neighborhood. Almost every house had piles of limbs stacked at the curb. Stop signs with poles were lying on the ground, pulled out by the strong winds. Streetlights were out. Massive trees were destroyed. I still can't explain why there was no house damage, other than to say this is an older neighborhood and the houses were built better back in the day, I suppose.
I resigned myself to another dark, warm night. We were sleeping outside on my patio loungers when a light hit my eyes (3:20 a.m.). I thought the sun came up rather quickly, but I found the lights were on in my house, across the street, everywhere! The first thing I did was get online to let you know I AM OKAY! I won't have time to post a delayed Sunday Funnies because I have too much to do today. Thank you all for your concerns and great comments. I will let them soak in when I return to this thread later. I am either going back to sleep or I am going to return my food to my refrigerators when they get cool enough for that. I have a downed tree to deal with tomorrow and a broken window to repair in my living room. I haven't been upstairs yet. It's probably okay but the north window in the attic was open so who knows how it got rearranged by the wind.
More to come.
Thanks again for your concerns.
- rocky
We came here for memes, dude, not a wall of words. C'mon man....
rocky the dog said:
So, last evening, two crews with 3 bucket trucks arrived in our neighborhood to repair the transformers in two locations. They worked until sundown. I asked the officer standing by if they would be coming back in the morning, and he told me they were working 16 hour days.
- rocky
Picture of Rocky asking about repairs and when he can get back to meme posting.
Oh wow, glad y'all and the neighbors are ok and will redirect prayers to cleanup and restoration.
My sister was close by and tornado was so close, she was scared and got separated from her dog…but all is ok outside of the scare.
My sister was close by and tornado was so close, she was scared and got separated from her dog…but all is ok outside of the scare.
flown-the-coop said:rocky the dog said:
So, last evening, two crews with 3 bucket trucks arrived in our neighborhood to repair the transformers in two locations. They worked until sundown. I asked the officer standing by if they would be coming back in the morning, and he told me they were working 16 hour days.
- rocky
Picture of Rocky asking about repairs and when he can get back to meme posting.
You win the thread.
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We came here for memes, dude, not a wall of words. C'mon man....
It was just like this...
Elections are when people find out what politicians stand for, and politicians find out what people will fall for.
Glad you are OK Rocky!
It takes a special kind of brainwashed useful idiot to politically defend government fraud, waste, and abuse.
Glad you are ok, Rocky. I live in Schertz and just got the edge of the storm. Good downpour of rain and some wind but nothing like you received. I can't wait until next Sunday.
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