Las Vegas Wedding Chapel Always and Forever!

One day I ran into this shop and couldn't believe my eyes.  If Kip and Lafawnda didn't live in Idaho I bet you they would have got married here.

Would You Like To Be My Friend???

This lonely dude was cursin' the Las Vegas Boulevard (las vegas strip) looking for some... something.  Note the following; Blue Hair, Large Cigar, Empty Passenger Seat, Flashy Red Car, White Suit, Blue Hair and last but not least, the EMPTY PASSENGER SEAT.   Blue hair dude -"Single ladies of Las Vegas, where you at??? I'm hittin' all the clubs in Vegas tonight!!"

Good luck blue haired dude with the empty passenger seat. Good luck!

Vegas Wheel of Fortune | The Palazzo | Anyone want em?

Adult Sized Big Wheel Bike

Only in Las Vegas will you find a man in his mid 40's riding the streets on a modified big wheel.  What is with some of the people here?

Weekend in Vegas | Good weekend in vegas..... Bad weekend in vegas... ???

Ok, I work with this guy and his hair didn't look like this on the Friday before he came in.... Either he had a really good weekend, or a really bad weekend.  For the record, the following Tuesday his head was shaved.  Guess it didn't fly with the boss.

Cover the earth???

I couldn't help but laugh at this one when I saw it while driving to work. It's a pretty horrible marketing idea in my opinion. Sherman Williams pain, if you couldn't tell. I never really realized that their logo was a bucket of paint spilling over the earth like a giant oil spill killing everything in it's path.  Well thank you Las Vegas Traffic for slowing me down enough to recognize that we don't need to worry about a nuclear warfare bringing the end to our wonderful world, Sherman Williams is planning their attack with billions of buckets of paint.

For the record their logo does have a meaning... according to their website:

Our historical logo is one of the most recognized company logos in existence. Created in the late 1800s, the logo’s purpose was to represent the company’s desire to help beautify and protect the buildings of the world. It was a symbol of a young company’s enthusiasm, idealism and hope regarding its future and the possibility for achievement that hovered on the nation’s horizon.

Very quickly, our “Cover the Earth” logo became a figurative emblem signifying quality, integrity and service — the very same things it stands for today.

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