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Command Ant posted:Because some of us have standards, son. 
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My parents met at a bible college. My dad was in a small choir group and they covered this. Never thought I'd ever see that anywhere but my parents' basement.
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Ak Gara posted:Yup. This reminds me of another picture. It's a dog doing an obstacle course jump but they trip, and over 4 panels you see their slow realization that they're falling. Anyone have that?
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RatHat posted:This reminds me of another picture. It's a dog doing an obstacle course jump but they trip, and over 4 panels you see their slow realization that they're falling. Anyone have that? I don't have that one, but here's one on a similar theme.  Such graceful creatures.
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RatHat posted:This reminds me of another picture. It's a dog doing an obstacle course jump but they trip, and over 4 panels you see their slow realization that they're falling. Anyone have that? Bet you're thinking of this one. Couldn't find one without text though. 
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Huntersoninski posted:My parents met at a bible college. My dad was in a small choir group and they covered this. Never thought I'd ever see that anywhere but my parents' basement. So which one is your dad? I'm guessing far left.
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TheDon01 posted:Bet you're thinking of this one. Yep, that's it. Thanks.
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This one could easily be a 70s or 80s album cover from an actual, successful band. I know we're making fun and all, but any barbershop quartet that can walk away with a regional championship is a group of guys who can loving sing.
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Gorilla Salad posted:There are two firefighters This is the first time I noticed there were firefighters  .
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Neddy Seagoon posted:This is the first time I noticed there were firefighters There are also three dudes not wearing safety gear next to the building.
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Gorilla Salad posted:There are two firefighters Doesn't surprise me. Fire departments in my state are almost all volunteer, so they're staffed almost entirely with <20 y/o rednecks whose day job is McDonalds. This is in Vermont, I assume/hope it's better in states with an actual population.
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Centripetal Horse posted:This one could easily be a 70s or 80s album cover from an actual, successful band. Well, the album is from 1970 and they did have moderate succes with the single "Are You Ready?" (14th in the billboard 100) from the same album.
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Centripetal Horse posted:This one could easily be a 70s or 80s album cover from an actual, successful band. But what about sectionals, and semis, and semi-regionals, and regional-semis, and national lower-zone semis?
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what the gently caress are regionals?
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Knormal posted:SCORPION WINS  SUB-ZERO WINS
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IndustrialApe posted:Well, the album is from 1970 and they did have moderate succes with the single "Are You Ready?" (14th in the billboard 100) from the same album. Oh, huh. I didn't notice that it was PG&E. Maybe I subconsciously recognized the album cover. BravestOfTheLamps posted:But what about sectionals, and semis, and semi-regionals, and regional-semis, and national lower-zone semis? It's chumps all the way to at least the regional semis. In super-competitive areas, you might have one or two regional-level quartets in the field at the semi-regionals, but they're usually the guys who will fizzle out well before the national lower-zone semis. For the most part, any quartet that actually has to earn their place by performing in sectionals is never going to make it past the semis. All the guys who can really sing are brought into the invitationals and get to skip the scrub leagues.
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All these years I had no idea what  was supposed to be, thought it was like a squashed loaf of bread or something.
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Lazlow posted:went to a garage sale a couple weeks ago Not gonna lie, that was my jam when I was a kid. Dad had it on 8 track and we played that bastard all the time in the winnebago.
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nexus6 posted:All these years I had no idea what This, or a bus, are often the things goonsay is mistaken for. But that's not very funny. 
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nexus6 posted:All these years I had no idea what (I'm sorry)
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 William Shakespeare, greatest writer in the English language and the world's pre-eminent dramatist, invents the "your mum" joke.
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Shakespeare is heralded as a literary genius but when you really look a surprising amount of his writing was just sex jokes.
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Dude wrote a lot of sex jokes, fart jokes and dick jokes, but is basically taught as a serious writer. I don't get it.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:Dude wrote a lot of sex jokes, fart jokes and dick jokes, but is basically taught as a serious writer. I don't get it. He wrote them first though
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BonHair posted:He wrote them first though Nah. Breaking news about breaking wind: the world's oldest joke is a one-liner about flatulence, researchers say. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7536918.stm
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I take comfort in the fact that we, as a species, have always found farts and dongs hilarious. It's somehow reassuring.
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stubblyhead posted:So which one is your dad? I'm guessing far left. lol no the pictures of my dad's group are even more embarrassing, mostly for the 80s hair and the baby blue suits
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BonHair posted:He wrote them first though Shakespeare pretty much exclusively did remakes of older classic stories, dumbed down for the common, theatre-going masses. There wasn't an original bone in his body. Shakespeare owns.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:Dude wrote a lot of sex jokes, fart jokes and dick jokes, but is basically taught as a serious writer. I don't get it. He also invented the word "puke".
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sassassin posted:Shakespeare pretty much exclusively did remakes of older classic stories, dumbed down for the common, theatre-going masses. There wasn't an original bone in his body. So Michael Bay really will be seen as a master of cinema centuries from now? 
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MizPiz posted:So Michael Bay really will be seen as a master of cinema centuries from now?
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Shakespeare's plays were performed at theatres that had both upper class lords etc sitting in the stands and the unwashed masses down in the pit. Shakespeare thus wrote for both: he'd have some rockin soliloquiys but also hella dick jokes, there was a clown in most of the plays, ghosts and stuff, some murder. Also a few of his plays poke fun at royalty or in some cases are straight up seditious, but hidden in such a way that the primary reading glorified the king etc etc. Pretty rock and roll when you consider that the King could have decapitated him had he found out.
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