Pennywise the Frown posted:

Wow. That went under fast.

I just saw a meme yesterday that I think was intended to be praising trucks but it was two of some model of maybe Ford truck, same color, same model, 30 years apart, and the new one is literally twice the size.

Big trucks are really stupid.

edit: chevy

das hipster posted:

https://i.imgur.com/QTGszXl.mp4

Schittenfreude

Scratch Monkey posted:

aw that's not nice. no freude here

here, however

https://i.imgur.com/b8RQnt1.mp4

Push El Burrito posted:

poo poo Fuckasaurus posted:

If that tattoo was used as a plot in a show or movie I wouldn't believe it, the tat is ridiculously detailed and also one of the ugliest things I've ever seen. For his sake I hope it's unfinished.

Snowglobe of Doom posted:

I've heard several stories where parents drove their family home only to realise they left one of their children behind

`Nemesis posted:

Butterfly Valley posted:

They were right. It was the same Oompa Loompa in both pictures you were both discussing, look at the clothes.

Edit: nvm I can't keep up with who was arguing with who about there being one or two Oompa loompas

Basticle posted:

I don't think they have these anymore but when i was a kid this was how you entered the Toledo Zoo and you just gave me a panic attack

iwentdoodie posted:

Yes, goons who watch YouTube are better at weight lifting than a woman doing it the absolute correct way. You sure told her she's doing it wrong.

Gomez Chamberlain posted:

What was the design process like for that ride? Like fun was obviously not a priority and it goes without saying that safety wasn't, either.

cubicle gangster posted:

Man I went on one of these as a kid and had such a great time. The one I went on was mostly padded in the center so the operator was even more aggressively flinging people out of their seats.
My mum was so pissed when she saw what my dad let me go on. I was maybe 10 years old on a family holiday in Spain at a lovely travelling funfair.
Genuinely would never go on one today. You need that child/teenage ability to just bounce off stuff.

Tagada Wiki posted:

The Tagada is operated by a human operator who will synchronize the bounces with the music beat. Most operators give time for riders to get to their seats again before making the ride bounce (this occurs if turbulence is too strong). Sometimes riders will be told the ride is over and the gates will not open and the operator will restart the ride making everyone fall over and then open the gates.

Tagada rides are often associated with injuries, including at Yarm Fair 2005 when Bradley Pennicott of the Kingsmead estate, Eaglescliffe, snapped his left arm whilst on the ride. It is suspected that Bradley was malnourished which contributed to the injury. Common also are ejections from the ride, such as 20 June 2011 in Newcastle,[1] or during the 2008 British Grand Prix[2] or October 2009,[3] or most recently in 2016 in Ayr, Scotland where three riders got launched from the ride. Most injuries are broken bones of riders who fall into the middle of the ride. Many street fairs ban tagada rides due to their generally poor safety records and cleanliness. The rides are banned in the United States and Australia due to these issues

Siffl posted:

Have you been around anyone who's been drinking before? I bartended all through college, and I've seen way dumber poo poo happen. Does anyone have that gif of the drunk girl taking a shot of salt because she thought it was her tequila?