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It makes me laugh, and yet it creeps me out, plus, the size difference O.O.Syphous said:
Guy with the glasses is hilarious, and congratulations, you've made me fall in love with a fattish Japanese cat ^^.ADDLibrarian said:
Gah, it burns! It burns! I chuckled but it burns!Littaly said:Now there's a brilliant catastrophe
Two goldfish are in a tank. One turns to the other and says, "Do you know how to drive this thing?"
Okay, I'mma post something which I find good for a chuckle at least, plus it's pretty well done:
Enjoy ^^ You will never see the Heavy the same way again, or Lady Gaga
Enjoy ^^ You will never see the Heavy the same way again, or Lady Gaga
One of my favorite comedians. I hope your girlfriend isn't easily offended, but for what it's worth, I think it's funny as hell.
Also, http://www.cracked.com/photoplasty_112_if-classic-movies-had-made-worst-possible-casting-decisions/
Dango said:
Lol, I did that to a friend, but with a Moogle plush and I screamed' 'KUPO!'
Pfff, AHAHAHA, that's beautiful and yet sickening at the same time. Then again, it IS /b/.Swollen Goat said:This one usually works for me.
Damn, I need to make his theme a part of my everyday life, it would just make things so much better.TonyCapa said:
It made me laugh pretty hard, then the vampire creeped me out, I think it was the nipple rubbing XD.Cheery Lunatic said:
Is that Johnathan Coulton?Dango said:That's the best I've got.
And it took until this for me to laugh...Eumersian said:This picture has caused many laughs. Not sure why, but it works.
I died laughing the first time I saw it.
A true story. I am a medical student and was once on a ward round on with just a consultant. We came to the bed of Mr 'Smith' and the consultant says, "OK Charles! This is Mr Smith. I want you to examine his eyes and tell me your findings, oh, and Mr Smith - don't tell him what it is, as I want him to figure it out!"
So I pull the curtains round the bed of this man and immediately start with the usual patter, "Hello sir, my name is Charlie [surname] and I've been asked to have a look at your eyes, if that's alright?"
I then set about looking at the man's eyes, having him follow my finger, reading from a magazine, looking at a red pen, wiggling fingers, shining a torch in his eyes... in all a fairly full examination.
Getting to the end of my exam, the consultant walks into the curtain-surrounded bed area and says,
"OK Charles! What is your diagnosis?"
Having found nothing unusual, except an apparently fixed pupil (though pretty dubious in the bright ward), I reply "Sorry Doctor, I'm really not sure.
He presses me, "Well, what are your differential diagnoses?"
So I begin. "Stroke?"
"Nope!"
"Cranial nerve palsy?"
"Nope!"
These are the usual two and so I start reeling off other things; muscle and nerve damage, weird systemic things, odd injuries, named syndromes that I don't really understand. All the while I become redder and redder before the consultants gaze as he gleeful replies, "No, no, no!"
Finally folding, the consultant looks past me to the patient and asks:
"Mr Smith, tell him what is wrong with your eye!"
So I pull the curtains round the bed of this man and immediately start with the usual patter, "Hello sir, my name is Charlie [surname] and I've been asked to have a look at your eyes, if that's alright?"
I then set about looking at the man's eyes, having him follow my finger, reading from a magazine, looking at a red pen, wiggling fingers, shining a torch in his eyes... in all a fairly full examination.
Getting to the end of my exam, the consultant walks into the curtain-surrounded bed area and says,
"OK Charles! What is your diagnosis?"
Having found nothing unusual, except an apparently fixed pupil (though pretty dubious in the bright ward), I reply "Sorry Doctor, I'm really not sure.
He presses me, "Well, what are your differential diagnoses?"
So I begin. "Stroke?"
"Nope!"
"Cranial nerve palsy?"
"Nope!"
These are the usual two and so I start reeling off other things; muscle and nerve damage, weird systemic things, odd injuries, named syndromes that I don't really understand. All the while I become redder and redder before the consultants gaze as he gleeful replies, "No, no, no!"
Finally folding, the consultant looks past me to the patient and asks:
"Mr Smith, tell him what is wrong with your eye!"
And Mr Smith replies "It's false."
Ooh, another one.
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Put that into a bookmark URL and it will let you play Katamari with the page you are currently on.
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Put that into a bookmark URL and it will let you play Katamari with the page you are currently on.
Here's another one from me, hope you like Final Fantasy; posting this cos Dissidia 012 comes out tomorrow ^^
2nd one:
NSFW: Swearing, Sexual References, and I think some sexism.
2nd one:
NSFW: Swearing, Sexual References, and I think some sexism.