The lip-whiskers are used to sense the vibrations of its prey in the total darkness of the subterranian hunting grounds.
Tuesday, 22 December 2009
Norm Szydlowski, president and chief executive officer, SemGroup
The Szydlowski family was bred underground, hence the minuscule eye-holes. His tan has come from being under studio lighting for five minutes - and he's wearing Factor 20!
The lip-whiskers are used to sense the vibrations of its prey in the total darkness of the subterranian hunting grounds.
The lip-whiskers are used to sense the vibrations of its prey in the total darkness of the subterranian hunting grounds.
9 comments:
Typo, should read: "was inbred".
Must have been a surprise when he came above ground and saw his tie was a different colour than he had been thinking all these years.
Good quality suit material. Wouldn't.
Inuit hitman turned photocopier salesman.
Living underground is the only possible excuse for that tie.
ZZZZING!
"What's that thing you've put in front of your face?"
"A whatera?"
"records images?, I may have only been above-ground for a week but I'm not stupid?!"
"Hey Hank, he reckons he can record images with that (laughter)"
Yeti - no comprendo.
Hey, but have you seen his brother Joe? Now there's some (visible) killer blue eyes...
dirt man.
muscle seeking a suit & tie guy to comfort my massage table week of APRIL 25th-29th
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