Funny Pic Thread (Episode V: The PIXXORZ Strike Back)

  • Thread starter Thread starter sn00pie
  • 2,014 comments
  • 158,722 views
Status
Not open for further replies.
There's also this version:

150.jpg


EDIT: looks like the kid with the sandcastle was shopped in.
 
That wasn't the point.
 
38627374.jpg
44025762.jpg

49346894.jpg
14530277.jpg

48680980.jpg
 
Awesome shirts. Especially the wolf one. I can't believe that photo isn't swarming with babes.
 
I don't think this has been posted yet.
20090629.jpg
 
Post #984 ;)
 
I haven't seen this in this thread at least, not sure about older ones.
 

Attachments

  • us navy.gif
    us navy.gif
    28.6 KB · Views: 129
Funny... maybe. Old... certainly. True... absolutely not (even easier in this case since the "US Lincoln" in this transcript would be the USS Lincoln - and the USS Abraham Lincoln at that, and you'd expect a Captain to know his own ship's name. And the USS Abraham Lincoln was in the Persian Gulf at the time).
 
I've not seen it before. Probably a spoof, but funny nonetheless.
 
Hm...a picture of some text

Somebody should do one of those raptor pics.
 
portaschotte.jpg
 
I don't see a difference in the two :confused:

What am I missing??

Also
wow.jpg
 
Last edited:
I think it's the fact that the FJ Cruiser is painted like a Port-a-potty.

From,
Chris.
 
I think it's the fact that the FJ Cruiser is painted like a Port-a-potty.
No? Really?

I do believe Delirious was being sarcastic...
 






Now that's a cool dog
 
No they didn't.

Yes, actually, they did. Revolving doors are made to fold flat during an emergency so that more people can escape as quickly as possible. Somebody pushed it against rotation and snapped the emergency link, causing the door to flap to the "everybody out" position. It just happened to sandwich the poor guy between two leaves.

When the guy in the dark overcoat is leaving, making the door spin counter clockwise, a guy comes in from the other side and tries to make it spin clockwise. You can see him walk up. The impact caused the door to go into panic mode and try to fold flat. Then after the glass breaks on the guy stuck in the door, you see the other outside guy back away to the right. It looks like a reflection of the guy stumbling out, but if you look, the body configurations are not the same.
 
Funny... maybe. Old... certainly. True... absolutely not (even easier in this case since the "US Lincoln" in this transcript would be the USS Lincoln - and the USS Abraham Lincoln at that, and you'd expect a Captain to know his own ship's name. And the USS Abraham Lincoln was in the Persian Gulf at the time).

I'm sure it's fake, but funny nonetheless.
 
And they'd be able to work it? :D
 
This one just made me laugh a little.
estimation.png



These I found to be awesome.
help2.jpg


help7.jpg

help8.jpg


help11.jpg

help12.jpg


help19.jpg

help20.jpg


help23.jpg

help24.jpg
 
Yes, actually, they did. Revolving doors are made to fold flat during an emergency so that more people can escape as quickly as possible. Somebody pushed it against rotation and snapped the emergency link, causing the door to flap to the "everybody out" position. It just happened to sandwich the poor guy between two leaves.

When the guy in the dark overcoat is leaving, making the door spin counter clockwise, a guy comes in from the other side and tries to make it spin clockwise. You can see him walk up. The impact caused the door to go into panic mode and try to fold flat. Then after the glass breaks on the guy stuck in the door, you see the other outside guy back away to the right. It looks like a reflection of the guy stumbling out, but if you look, the body configurations are not the same.

I saw that guy. But it doesn't look like he pushed the door at all. It looks like he's waiting for the other guy to come out when all of a sudden the door triggers. And I was totally unaware of that feature in revolving doors. :lol: Still, that thing must be a hair trigger because that guy was barely pushing unless the video was cut.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back