Wizard Master posted:

The MSJ posted:

Heliogabalos posted:

you know that's the perfect finish to a good story, you might almost call it a belle end

Bobby Digital posted:

Lodin posted:

And here we have it folks, the seldom spotted elusive Holy poo poo! Double pisss!
https://twitter.com/DanyelxDragon/status/1174000579045203968?s=20

Screaming Idiot posted:

LifeSunDeath posted:

Going back and watching Seinfeld after years off, it was jarring to hear the laugh track. I still love the show, and at least it's not Big Bang Theory, goddamn that show is soulless.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23M3eKn1FN0

dumb. posted:

Memento posted:

https://i.imgur.com/nL4zkco.gifv

Pimblor posted:

https://i.imgur.com/ijrJiqA.gifv

MarcusSA posted:

Goats are incredible assholes.

Resting Lich Face posted:

Because I got a freebie from the chickencheese cook or die mod challenge in TFF and I liked this.

I know. Prison Hank was pretty awesome, but he'd been there a while.


You like to post on internet forums so I don't trust your sense of what's fun and interesting.

Also golf is a game.

BrianBoitano posted:

https://i.imgur.com/ti3yHSs.gifv

Lodin posted:

Cythereal posted:

ISUCHARESLOLO posted:

Can someone hook me up with the picture of a bird wearing a basketball jersey that reads "get ready for some motherfucking bird flu"

MarcusSA posted:

loving lol!

I just heard the story on this. The bride is sister of the guy with the Llama and he said years ago if she got married he was gonna bring a Llama to the wedding as his date.

She was not amused with the llama.

Tim Whatley posted:

Spam fuckin owns. gently caress the haters

Solice Kirsk posted:

Spiders are our allies in the never ending war on insects.

The Bloop posted:

spiders are cool and good, that's fine. hooray.

spiders are a very, very common phobia. Phobia = irrational. You aren't going to convince someone not to be instantly nauseated and stressed for an hour later with your bumper-sticker sloganeering




I'm glad most people don't have to experience it but at the same time I wish they could just for a day so they would be more considerate thereafter.

Just link things that are problematic, please? With a description.
Don't freak people out while they are stressed about the drat virus and can't even leave where they are to shake the feeling.

Neddy Seagoon posted:

Eight Legged Freaks is a classic, and I refuse to believe otherwise .

LifeSunDeath posted:

Big bang theory sans laugh track is literal art
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKS3MGriZcs
what a loving dogshit show

Kheldarn posted:

Zipperelli. posted:

In case you guys spoilering NWS images didn't know, they still show up in-line so maybe link NWS images next time. Especially in this thread.

AUG thread? poo poo. Read that at work at your own peril.

Hirayuki posted:

I'm working on a show that's based in the Spring & Autumn and Warring States period and had forgotten how out-there some of the headwear was. I'd love to know what the bead curtain is for on the righthand guy, for example, if it was more than just decoration.

WITCHCRAFT posted:

Getting really off topic here, but the bead veil thing might have roots going as far back as Asian prehistory. It was worn by religious figures in many Siberian shamanistic/animistic religions, is also found in the ritual attire of Mongolian shamanism (Tengrism), as well as Tibetan Buddhism (which contains a bunch of pre-Buddhist beliefs and imagery), suggesting that they all diverged from a very early religion that spanned most of northern Asia. It was not unified, just a kind of word-of-mouth spread that ended up all over the place. Ritual clothing in the far northwest of North America even shows signs of influence.

The big takeaway is that beaded veils are cool and ominous as gently caress, give off that "blind seer" vibe. You see someone with a curtain of glass and precious gems over they face, you know they mean business.





It also makes it much more palatable to see a figure "speaking for the gods/spirits/whatever" if their face is obscured.

...this isn't one of the history themed PYF threads, is it? Oops.

Pick posted:

What is a butter homo friend

The Bloop posted:

I liked enough of them that I'm certainly not going to berate someone for posting content


It's not like it was a wizard master post

Snowglobe of Doom posted:

More: https://imgur.com/gallery/aJXBM70

Cartoon Man posted:

1 posted:

No, Germany is the home of the Afri ad.

LifeSunDeath posted:

One of the ones I fired, he would always be late to start sessions. So one day I got fed up and spent the entire time going off on him and needling him about why his issues were causing him to be habitually late. It was cathartic.

BrianBoitano posted:

it already is

d3lness posted:

Bad news goon, that was a lot of people. I tried the powder early on (after they stopped with the oil packets but before the bottled stuff). It was like drinking lovely home made bread. I used it as a breakfast replacement because I hate eating breakfast. That lasted about a week since the poo poo want filling at all. I'm super happy I didn't order more than a single pouch of that crap.

Super Soaker Party! posted:

Turn on your monitor

Pick posted:

Sleepnir

AFewBricksShy posted:

Wasn't there a real one that had something like "She started blowing me and did a great job in that regard"

3D Megadoodoo posted:

I got pants of cume and shid.

3D Megadoodoo posted:

Oh about 4 channels, I remember when we had two-and-a-half. The third one had a time slot on channel 2 (I think) and that was the only time we had commercials on TV. Good times, but it wasn't the 2000s. The 2000s had Moon TV and Rakel's Fuckschool. Still bummed about them not airing the assfuck episode; still have no idea how to assfuck.