Solice Kirsk posted:

This, much like , will enter my posting smilie database to be cracked out once every blue moon and bring a smile to my face.

Bongo Bill posted:

Under narrow contexts, such as talking about computers, it can become common to the point of cliche to compare things to cars.

Somfin posted:

Under an extraordinarily broad range of contexts, though, someone will try to explain something using cars as a reference.

Snapchat A Titty posted:

Karate Bastard posted:

Karate Bastard posted:

Quoting myself because I just discovered to my unfettered joy that the new Android app lets me stop and start the derps and the woops with the mere touch of my finger, like I'm there in the flesh, in my own Grover hausparty!!!!!!

fish and chips and dip posted:

When people thought the earth was flat, they were wrong. When people thought the earth was spherical, they were wrong. But if you think that thinking the earth is spherical is just as wrong as thinking the earth is flat, then your view is wronger than both of them put together.

Kennel posted:

china bot posted:

the best part of this emote is the pipe sticking out of the window

Hot Smart ARYAN Girl posted:

good job guys, you somehow made yourselves look nerdier and more clueless than the woman who called weed jazz cabbage

DOWN JACKET FETISH posted:

i'm hooting and honking and slapping my forearms together because i saw a small image of a house i recognise

mind the walrus posted:

DOWN JACKET FETISH posted:

i'm hooting and honking and slapping my forearms together because i saw a small image of a house i recognise

Manifisto posted:

if you're looking for a long (double) av, maybe something like this? (I can break it up for you if you want)

Munchables posted:

Spooky doobie doo

value-brand cereal posted:

I'm not going to quote what this is a response to in case it starts a loving derail but I want y'all to know it's a drat fine burn.

value-brand cereal posted:

I'm not going to quote what this is a response to in case it starts a loving derail but I want y'all to know it's a drat fine burn.

Doc Hawkins posted:

It is that, but it's not a forums original.

Hogge Wild posted:

Enola Gay-For-Pay posted:

your own, virtual, jesus

NoneMoreNegative posted:

reach out and touch f /knocks over candlestick

Snapchat A Titty posted:

graybook posted:

"the derps and the woops" is the name of my epic internet meme themed big band ensemble

Ride The Gravitron posted:

DOWN JACKET FETISH posted:

i'm hooting and honking and slapping my forearms together because i saw a small image of a house i recognise

mysterious loyall X posted:

you say i was living in my parents' basement for 40 years and defending americas waves and breakers in a submarine at the same time? well to you trolls i say: you have violated a fundamental principle of physics.

atomicthumbs posted:

haha Shoop da woop rofl

a kitten posted:

i don't think those things are related

mobby_6kl posted:

Saw this at my parent's place:



It's perfume

thecluckmeme posted:

I bet it smells like rear end

Grand Fromage posted:

Korea is the drunkest place on Earth. It can be a lot of fun.

My favorite drunk story was I was out with friends and one of said friends had puked. We were in the university area, and the bar street is kind of on a little ridge and the roads down to the main street are very steep. His puke went down one of these steep roads. It's a walking area, so it was paved like most walking areas in Korea and China--tiles that become idealized frictionless surfaces if they get wet. Why sidewalks are paved with a material that is impossible to walk on I will never know.

Anyway, my friend is on this bench after spewing and someone else, face buried in phone, walks into the puke. He immediately slips and falls down the hill in the vomit. This repeats multiple times, each time causing my friend to laugh hysterically which then makes him vomit more, creating more slippery area which another bephoned Korean walks into and slips down the hill in the puke and there's more puke and it's the circle of life.

ChickenOfTomorrow posted:

Bertrand Hustle posted:

Yorkshire?

People often forget that what we think of as a particular regional accent is often a gigantic group of accents and dialects along a spectrum from "says words like 'pillow' and 'there' a bit differently" to "I can't understand a word this motherfucker is saying, is he even speaking English?"

Most Americans know like, two British accents: an exaggerated Cockney stereotype a la My Fair Lady, and ultra-posh RP.

No doubt these ladies would be mistaken for Irish in many parts of the US:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCOC1YwNwZw