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Similarly, this is a car that was supposed to be scrapped to build bombs, but then the war ended. 
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Frostwerks posted:Eat the eggs hitler. How do you fail at repeating a catchphrase so badly? It's hitler eat the eggs
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Jul 10, 2014 05:32
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My wife had an entertaining resume come through her office recently and was quite impressed at the attention to detail:
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Jul 10, 2014 05:55
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What if it was "eggs Hitler" like you could have "eggs Benedict"
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Jul 10, 2014 05:56
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karl fungus posted:What if it was "eggs Hitler" like you could have "eggs Benedict" Waiter my eggs are frozen. Also they taste like amphetamines and failure. Is this a bullet?
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Wintermutant posted:My wife had an entertaining resume come through her office recently and was quite impressed at the attention to detail: If that cajun chef from whatever commercial I barely recall didn't say I ga-ron-tee that way I bet people would spell that word more better. Maybe not, I mean now that I think about it that's not the part he accents. Still I hear him say that word and that's how I try to spell it before the red squiggles help me out.
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Krinkle posted:If that cajun chef from whatever commercial I barely recall didn't say I ga-ron-tee that way I bet people would spell that word more better. Maybe not, I mean now that I think about it that's not the part he accents. Still I hear him say that word and that's how I try to spell it before the red squiggles help me out. Justin Wilson, he was awesome.
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Krinkle posted:If that cajun chef from whatever commercial I barely recall didn't say I ga-ron-tee that way I bet people would spell that word more better. Maybe not, I mean now that I think about it that's not the part he accents. Still I hear him say that word and that's how I try to spell it before the red squiggles help me out. Leatherhead? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7crGjrwIyV0&t=23s
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I was thinking I knew it was a chef but I didn't know why I knew. I know he said that phrase and that's it. I didn't watch him on pbs so obviously it's something shameful like a tiny toons parody episode and I was trying to slink away but apparently it was ninja turtles. Thank you for that. Anyway that guy does own and I am looking for used cookbooks of his on amazon now.
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dialhforhero posted:This reminds me of a Photoshop Phriday (I think) from years ago where mom's interpret video games and one of the Xbox games is labelled Nintendo. Makes me laugh every time because that's literally what my mom refers any and all video game related things as. Don't you mean Adobe Photoshop™ Phriday?
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Mulefisk posted:Don't you mean Adobe Photoshop™ Phriday? I think you meant: Image enhanced using Adobe® Photoshop® software Phriday That's the proper use: http://www.adobe.com/legal/permissions/trademarks.html It's a little less catchy.
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Picnic Princess posted:
Smashmouth eat the hitler eggs
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Rita Repulsa posted:medieval image of a rabbit riding a hound with a trained snail of prey (1390) Coming soon to a theatre near you: Origin of the Planet of the Rabbits.
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Crosspost from DnD Images:zoux posted:Look, girl cheese!
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razorrozar posted:Crosspost from DnD Images: Ugh, I can just tell that cow gives the milk away for free, if you know what I mean...
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Coming soon to a theatre near you: Origin of the Planet of the Rabbits. It's called: Watership Down
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 requesting someone post the image of a concession stand sign with very funny, gross items e.g. 'crap on wheat'
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I love medieval marginalia. What's ever cooler is manuscripts cost a lot to make back then. They were the big spend show-off item of the day to have made for you, only the super wealthy could afford it. I love the idea of some baron getting his sweet illuminated copy of the bible delivered, at long last, and the margins are all full of gaping anuses and bum trumpets.   "Queck" 
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Wasn't there a whole series of "Family Circus made funny" images?
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Dr Scoofles posted:I love medieval marginalia. What's ever cooler is manuscripts cost a lot to make back then. They were the big spend show-off item of the day to have made for you, only the super wealthy could afford it. I love the idea of some baron getting his sweet illuminated copy of the bible delivered, at long last, and the margins are all full of gaping anuses and bum trumpets. I...I thought Monty Python made the rear end trumpets up.
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Captain Trips posted:Wasn't there a whole series of "Family Circus made funny" images? I've been a fan of Family Circuis Plus Scott for a while, but it's not updated now. http://scottmeetsfamilycircus.tumblr.com/
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Jerk McJerkface posted:I've been a fan of Family Circuis Plus Scott for a while, but it's not updated now.  edit: 
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Captain Trips posted:Wasn't there a whole series of "Family Circus made funny" images? This is a 100% real family circus that ran in newspapers. 
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Toadvine posted:requesting someone post the image of a concession stand sign with very funny, gross items e.g. 'crap on wheat' 
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Zahran Alloush has the best notebook. 
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Yvonmukluk posted:I...I thought Monty Python made the rear end trumpets up. Believe it or not, when it comes to Arthurian cinema, the Monty Python's Search for the Holy Grail is one of the most honest portrayals of the genre on film. Especially if the source literature is the oldest welsh texts like the Mabinogion. 
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I must know what the Myth of Bacon is...
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Ordering a Canada Day cake From an American baker.
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IamnotJoe posted:Ordering a Canada Day cake From an American baker. Well, Canada pretty much is a thin layer of frosting on top of something that is actually important. I don't see the problem here 
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I like the ketchup chips on the table. Speaking of America: 
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Anora posted:I must know what the Myth of Bacon is...
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For anyone wondering, they did have wedding rings in medieval ages.
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cheerfullydrab posted:I like the ketchup chips on the table. It's a horse's head shaking hands with a horse's rear end.
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Alternative pants posted:It's a horse's head shaking hands with a horse's rear end. Hey Uncle Randy
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cheerfullydrab posted:I like the ketchup chips on the table.
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Alternative pants posted:It's a horse's head shaking hands with a horse's rear end. But Obama isn't wearing the horse mask...
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