logbogblog-worse that anything

I've come up with a plan that is going to help me take it to the banks! These banks will not see it coming, for this time I am prepared like no other.

The banks are nervous
I've come with a purpose
I'm going to accept their service




I've got my rig purchased as well. I managed to get a low interest loan because of my good credit rating.



Codfish, can't live with em. I can't hold my breath that long. Can't stand them either, as they have no feet. Check it

But codfish are the main source of my profit in this financial scheme, so I'm going to have to learn to accept them for what they are- ducket makers




Since I'm going to need some savings to occur, I've invested in the proper contraption!



Helicopter, great for accomplishing savings!


Sorry

Everybodys logbogblog on St. Patrick's Day

Ireland is home to some great peat bogs! Peat-bogs haven't got a lot of love in recent years, but as spring approaches they will see a significant jump in popularity, with peat stocks around the world being depleted as avid gardeners fill up their banks with the great peat in order to have a good growing season.



Two cute bog enthusiasts playing on the peat bog banks of Ireland!

Back to the basics- logbogblog

Three instant bog classics. Good turtle pics are like money in the bank.



Four of us here
Here on this wonderful log
Catching some sun rays



Ostriches hide their head in the sand, snapping turtles hide their heads in duckweed:

I'm so embarrassed
The log was real slippery
I fell off of it

There was a turtle called Mel
Who thought basking in the sun was swell
The log was too wet
Couldn't get his feet set
And back into the water he fell




Is it altitude
Or a lack of swamp water
That gives us this thrill

Seven-six-two millimeter. Log. Bog. Blog.

Money in the bank
Planning for the near future
Freedom-Fifty-Five

All the worldly cash
Can't equal the love of bogs
To a rotting log

There was a coin named Bill
Who thought his life was a thrill
He could buy a pop
Or half of a yop
For you to drink as you sit on a hill

Sweeping up the trash
On the side of a good bank
Not a thing to see



Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: How many blogs have you blogged, private?
Private Sangster: Sir, just one, sir!
Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: Just one, I didn't know blogs could hit perfection that fast.

Taking it to the bank all day everyday, making financial investments, holla at yo bank clerk boi

The Fresh Prince of logbogblog

"We clean up those things, and we're right where we want to be."
-Tim Duncan



Tim Duncan is a master of the banked shot in basketball. Since banking is important in everyday life I've decided to post a few pictures of my favorite banks.



The Royal Bank is a nice friendly banking company, with whom you should be thrilled to invest with.



The Grand Banks off of Newfoundland are one of the premier fishing banks in all of the world.

"...so thick by the shore that we hardly have been able to row a boat through them." -John Cabot on the amount of fish present at this bank



Saving the greatest Banks for last, Philip "Oh, I don't think so" Banks.