re: micronauts.
Wow. I had all of those. Time to dig through the attic.
If they actually used Comic Sans to do it, they would receive mad props.
Strangeblades wrote:Ghostship wrote:MeatMan wrote:I'm perplexed, because this story didn't start with, "hey, hold my beer..."
This is blind faith in fire {ableist slur}ant chemicals used by the textile industry.
Really? This isn't shopped? His hands and face are not covered.
My guess is that it's a double exposure.
In my younger years, bonfires at parties were the norm. Fire surfing was a sport. I could believe that he dropped in and out really quickly, just for a picture. Not sure how he looks so relaxed about it though.
That is totally shopped... woodshopped.
MeatMan wrote:That is totally shopped... woodshopped.
tuffalobuffalo wrote:Strangeblades wrote:Ghostship wrote:MeatMan wrote:I'm perplexed, because this story didn't start with, "hey, hold my beer..."
This is blind faith in fire {ableist slur}ant chemicals used by the textile industry.
Really? This isn't shopped? His hands and face are not covered.
My guess is that it's a double exposure.
In my younger years, bonfires at parties were the norm. Fire surfing was a sport. I could believe that he dropped in and out really quickly, just for a picture. Not sure how he looks so relaxed about it though.
Oh! BURN! ;p
PS: Yeah, we used to do dumb sh*t like that all the time.
Wouldn't it be cheaper to just get an electric blanket or something?
I wonder which Clintonville that is. It pay more per hour than my current job but offers fewer hours per week.
tanstaafl wrote:I wonder which Clintonville that is. It pay more per hour than my current job but offers fewer hours per week.
I wish I lived near this "Clintonville," allergies be damned!
Apparently Malta's 'Christ the redeemer' is below sea level.
Apparently Malta's 'Christ the redeemer' is below sea level.
Note that the more iconic one is the one in Brazil.
Apparently Malta's 'Christ the redeemer' is below sea level.
Iä! Iä!
That popped up when the intro to Kanye's 'Power' came on shuffle. Fitting.
That is amazing. That is too amazing to be real, but I want to believe it. Years and years of "France is bacon?" met with knowing nods. The perfectness of that misunderstanding is incredible.
When I was a kid my Grandfather would ask me unanswerable questions and then give a seemingly inscrutable but actually nonsensical answers:
Q: How long is a piece of string?
A: Because there are railings around the park.
Q:Why is a duck?
A: Because one of it's legs is both the same.
I don't know if it was a widely circulated thing or if it was just my grandad.
And now I am creeped out. Thanks.
When I was a kid my Grandfather would ask me unanswerable questions and then give a seemingly inscrutable but actually nonsensical answers:
Q: How long is a piece of string?
A: Because there are railings around the park.Q:Why is a duck?
A: Because one of it's legs is both the same.I don't know if it was a widely circulated thing or if it was just my grandad.
Mine used to periodically belt out "So I TOOK the fifty thousand dollars and..." then launch into some random and entertaining scheme which was also a collosal waste of money.
When I was a kid my Grandfather would ask me unanswerable questions and then give a seemingly inscrutable but actually nonsensical answers:
Q: How long is a piece of string?
A: Because there are railings around the park.Q:Why is a duck?
A: Because one of it's legs is both the same.I don't know if it was a widely circulated thing or if it was just my grandad.
The duck one is an old classic. I've heard a slightly modified version as follows:
Q: What is the difference between a duck?
A: One of it's legs is both the same.
Higgledy wrote:When I was a kid my Grandfather would ask me unanswerable questions and then give a seemingly inscrutable but actually nonsensical answers:
Q: How long is a piece of string?
A: Because there are railings around the park.Q:Why is a duck?
A: Because one of it's legs is both the same.I don't know if it was a widely circulated thing or if it was just my grandad.
The duck one is an old classic. I've heard a slightly modified version as follows:
Q: What is the difference between a duck?
A: One of it's legs is both the same.
That's the one I grew up with too, Jonman.
I love the sound of a question like "Why is a duck?"
I prefer that.
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