Bring out Gifs!

CynicismKills · Mar 13, 2013

I pretty much only use imgur now, but it still has size limits which is stupid.

GasBandit · Mar 13, 2013

For things too big for imgur, I use gasbanditry.com

Gusto · Mar 14, 2013

I started using imgur since photobucket changed their layout and made it completely unusable for a couple critical weeks. I haven't really gone back.

GasBandit · Mar 14, 2013

evilmike · Mar 15, 2013

GasBandit · Mar 18, 2013

Some interesting animated batman villain gifs.

figmentPez · Mar 23, 2013

source

figmentPez · Mar 26, 2013

I think it's obvious what to rate this post.

GasBandit · Mar 26, 2013

fade · Mar 26, 2013

Bet that was loud.

figmentPez · Mar 26, 2013

GasBandit said:

Ugh, I want to flee my computer just imagining what that smells like.

GasBandit · Mar 26, 2013

figmentPez said:
Ugh, I want to flee my computer just imagining what that smells like.

Probably somewhere between mace and agent orange.

figmentPez · Mar 29, 2013

Guys, it got better:

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figmentPez · Mar 31, 2013

TallestSilver is awesome.

Cheesy1 · Apr 2, 2013

GasBandit · Apr 2, 2013

redthirtyone · Apr 3, 2013

Hay y'all... watch this.

Shield does look pretty bad ass though...

GasBandit · Apr 3, 2013

Terrik · Apr 3, 2013

Dear lord, that's disturbing.

GasBandit · Apr 4, 2013

Terrik said:
Dear lord, that's disturbing.

It's been accelerated for effect. There were no injuries.

GasBandit · Apr 8, 2013

GasBandit · Apr 10, 2013

Shut up and take etc.

Gusto · Apr 10, 2013

OH MY GOD

Frank · Apr 10, 2013

PatrThom · Apr 12, 2013

GasBandit said:
Shut up and take etc.

Isn't that one of the Gates-sponsored projects?

--Patrick

Frank · Apr 14, 2013

Jay · Apr 14, 2013

GasBandit · Apr 19, 2013

Look out, duck! It's Roomba Shark-Cat!

PatrThom · Apr 19, 2013

stienman said:
His foundation provided some grant funds to sponsor a portion of that project. The cool thing is it first identifies the mosquito, then paints it with a nonlethal laser to measure the wing beat frequency. If it matches that of a female mosquito, it then shoots it with the higher power laser.

That way other bugs (and pets, animals, and humans) are left alone.

Thanks. I was sure I had seen that system detailed in a TED talk.

--Patrick

fade · Apr 23, 2013

stienman said:
His foundation provided some grant funds to sponsor a portion of that project. The cool thing is it first identifies the mosquito, then paints it with a nonlethal laser to measure the wing beat frequency. If it matches that of a female mosquito, it then shoots it with the higher power laser.

That way other bugs (and pets, animals, and humans) are left alone.

Though I can't say much, I worked on something very similar to this for the military. Only instead of mosquitos, the targets were vehicles and sappers, and the weapons were ballistic, not lasers. Similar concept in a great number of ways, though.

GasBandit · Apr 25, 2013

Hah, I remember thinking when I first saw the movie - "wait a minute, I'm pretty sure Dumbledore didn't flip his shit in the book..."

GasBandit · May 6, 2013

So what's a reverse wedgie, you might ask? Welllllllll...

Dave · May 6, 2013

Ouch! That had to have hurt her, especially her back.

GasBandit · May 6, 2013

Dave said:
Ouch! That had to have hurt her, especially her back.

Yeah, I didn't notice it until you said something... the backpack gets pulled in too, which probably means a hard yank on the shoulders, snap crackle pop chiropractic.

Dave · May 6, 2013

GasBandit said:
Yeah, I didn't notice it until you said something... the backpack gets pulled in too, which probably means a hard yank on the shoulders, snap crackle pop chiropractic.

She's actually lucky that happened. Had it not it really could have broken her back.