Unhinged Boomer Social Media May 2025
I wonder how her hubby felt?
I would NOT want to be Matthew:
Some thoughts we should keep to ourselves:
At least this Boomer knows what they don't want to see:
Honestly, same:
Is anyone in the market for a dog ass?
Grandpa's ready to hit the town:
In the words of Homer Simpson, "People always laugh when you say '69'":
Did the mashed potatoes cause the divorce?
I don't even know what I'm reading here:
Mary's getting straight to the point:
Hopefully the "female companion" will get a good burger:
This would be an excellent song on Sesame Street:
It's giving ~Trump~:
This is not a "purr-fect" idea:
Why exactly is he needed?
These dogs aren't barking, they're farting:
A thumbs up in memoriam:
And finally, the scariest Boomer post of them all:
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