That pic was funny at first but now I'm just seeing it everywhere.
Funny Pictures Thread. It begins again
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Apparently there is a growing epidemic of "the universe did not exist before I was born" syndrome.
Uuuuugghh... not having seen Empire should be grounds for revocation of citizenship.
It's been going on since the days of dirigibles and steamships and even before.
--Patrick
What's the answer?
"no woman has ever been to space, so we don't know what the effect, if any, zero G will have on your period. Best to send you up with plenty to spare in case of some kind of emergency, so yes, 100 is a good number, even though an average woman will probably use less than a quarter of that".
LOL, I wonder if they think that women just constantly bleed or if they're aware that it's a menstrual CYCLE.
GasBandit
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"Hell, Morty, I have no idea. For all we know, zero gravity might turn 'em into constantly-gushing liquid-powered human rockets! Just... How many can we fit in a standard container on board? If we REALLY pack em in there?"
figmentPez
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I wonder what the actual story is behind this. Best I can tell that "fact" comes from this article. "Engineers asked Ride, 'Is 100 the right number?' She would be in space for a week. 'That would not be the right number,' she told them." Sounds like there was a lot of passive-aggressive bullshit going on, and that "100" was never a serious guess.
I thought tampons were a sacrifice to the blood spirits to go away?
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TIL there used to be a Stalking merit badge.
I blame the internet.
Oh geez... I'm going right to hell for laughing at that one.
I don't get it, I know they're doing the fusion technique, but I don't recognize the other characters.God help me, I laughed
GasBandit
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It's Nina and her dog Alexander from Fullmetal Alchemist.
"Why does it hurt here ed-ward...?"
Sorry.
http://news.discovery.com/animals/sharks/viral-shark-photo-turns-out-to-be-a-hoax-120615.htm
The "floating" guy, while not a photoshop, is a fairly common sight in some regions, similar to living statues in some streets. There's a wire frame and metal rod in his sleeve, with a plate under his carpet. He's just sitting.
http://news.discovery.com/animals/sharks/viral-shark-photo-turns-out-to-be-a-hoax-120615.htm
The "floating" guy, while not a photoshop, is a fairly common sight in some regions, similar to living statues in some streets. There's a wire frame and metal rod in his sleeve, with a plate under his carpet. He's just sitting.
West Edmonton Mall has a massive indoor aquarium that had dolphins and such.
I've got a couple friends who were from Ft. McMurray originally - one lives in Calgary, the other in Medicine Hat now. The stories they've told me about the West Edmonton Mall make it seem a magical place, along the same lines as the Mall of America...
