What if Rita had a “Barrel Malfunction”? Meh, I was just listening to another story of something that ‘supposedly’ happened at Madonnas’ Half-time show.
Ah, yes… The ol’ barrel. Used to signify that someone has lost their shirt over a business gone bankrupt, or from losing big at the casinos.With the way the economy is going, this trend will be making a comeback
The “drunkards cloak” was a pillory punishment in 17th century england and colonies, the barrel top had hole for neck. The miscreant was forced to walk around town.
I’m kinda knock-kneed myself. As a kid, I could sit with my legs out at right angles, flat against the floor. By the time I grew up that stopped. They’d snap off if I tried it now.
sillykit about 12 years ago
smexy
Dirty-Charisma about 12 years ago
No but she might catch the CEOs eye in that outfit.
Agent54 about 12 years ago
she should at least have on brown high heels, she is an executive after all.
Dwilesjr about 12 years ago
I wish it were that easy
ghek about 12 years ago
Where do you find a wooden barrel today?
SamJuan about 12 years ago
[insert arbitrary wolf whistle here]
Nighthawks Premium Member about 12 years ago
on the other hand, is she naked underneath the barrel?mmm naked…….
TheDOCTOR about 12 years ago
What if Rita had a “Barrel Malfunction”? Meh, I was just listening to another story of something that ‘supposedly’ happened at Madonnas’ Half-time show.
scottartist creator about 12 years ago
She could have just found it.
scottartist creator about 12 years ago
I’ve sometimes wondered how the old barrel cliche started. Finding some old rags seems more practical. Kind of hard to sit or lie down in a barrel.
scottartist creator about 12 years ago
I tend to draw people toes in like that when they’re a little nervous or unsure. And Rita has reason to be right now. The peepholes are not mandatory.
Comic Minister Premium Member about 12 years ago
What happened to her clothes by the way?
Dragoncat about 12 years ago
Ah, yes… The ol’ barrel. Used to signify that someone has lost their shirt over a business gone bankrupt, or from losing big at the casinos.With the way the economy is going, this trend will be making a comeback
daj024 about 12 years ago
At least she still has her water bottle!
RalphZIggy about 12 years ago
The “drunkards cloak” was a pillory punishment in 17th century england and colonies, the barrel top had hole for neck. The miscreant was forced to walk around town.
Pharmakeus Ubik about 12 years ago
You know where to put the cork.
scottartist creator about 12 years ago
I’m kinda knock-kneed myself. As a kid, I could sit with my legs out at right angles, flat against the floor. By the time I grew up that stopped. They’d snap off if I tried it now.