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This was in the rack of greeting cards at a car wash place in Phoenix last week.

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I didn't open it.
 
you did pick it up without establishing proper barrier...
 
There use to be a car wash with bikini clad women washing your car in Phoenix. Not sure why it went out of business.

Wives?

Seriously, soccer moms have a lot of pulling power in this society. They have the best combination of all the right factors: nagginess, free time, boredom, feel of self-righteousness ...


Once I was driving through a parking lot of a big shopping center where the local church teens were providing car washing services almost every weekend. The revered felt like it was a good idea to stop me and pressure me to get my car washed, "for charity". I asked whether I could pick the girls that would wash my car (it was about 50/50 split in gender). Needless to say, I was free to go and never approached or harassed either. :) Aaah, good ol' times.
 
You didn't open it!?!?!? Aaahhhh it's killin me!!!! Go back! Go back now!!!
 
Now this is an Erie greeting card!!!
 

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Very impressive Google-Fu.
Speaking of which, what on earth did you search with/by/under/for?
(Or, perhaps we don't want to know?)
 
Not sure what overdrive148 searched for, but I went to Google and searched "greeting card dog holding underwear" then clicked on Images. It was the second image in the list.
 
Looked up the dog breed that I didn't know offhand (fat wrinkly dog was my google search), breed = shar pei, then put in underwear afterwards. I found it on ebay :P
 
Much smarter minds than mine,at work on POA.
 
Very impressive Google-Fu.
Speaking of which, what on earth did you search with/by/under/for?
(Or, perhaps we don't want to know?)

You can also search Google by the image itself -- cut and paste or image URL. I have no inside knowledge, and this is hopelessly simplified by my meager understanding, but I imagine Goggle compares a numerical compression of the image data, similar to what is done for JPG compression itself, then searches on that compressed data for similarities with other images in its archive.
 
You can also search Google by the image itself -- cut and paste or image URL. I have no inside knowledge, and this is hopelessly simplified by my meager understanding, but I imagine Goggle compares a numerical compression of the image data, similar to what is done for JPG compression itself, then searches on that compressed data for similarities with other images in its archive.

If you have chrome you can right click an image and reverse google search it I believe - I use firefox though. I was going to do that and decided it couldn't be -that- hard to find. My way only generated like two positive results overall though, and one of those was a broken link.
 
and once again, just to prove how out of touch I am, I opened this thread expecting to see a card that said something like "Happy Birthday from the staff at KEIK" :)
 
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