I was browsing this thread at work because it's more fun than doing my actual work and I got to this post and I cracked up and now people are looking at me funny.
Funny Pictures Thread. It begins again
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They were looking at you funny before, you just weren't noticing
Yes, but funnier now.
It's all true. We are the Russia of the United States.
The Internet has shown me many X-rays to back up that guy's reply.
Similarly, it is not a secret Ninja compartment, don't treat it like one.
--Patrick
The accuracy. The accuracy.
But should you nae nae?
Guess I'm the girl in my marriage.
Same.
No, just let it whip.
Ooh, Charlie's gonna be all up on your sexiest asses for that.
I'll take your typo and own it.
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Their boobs are the same size, too!Lil bit NSFW
Ah, the beauty of the golden ratio.
There... There's no break left... It's completely gone.
As the son of a mechanic, this triggers me.
I don't really know how the car actually slowed down. I would have expected that car to just keep going and crash into something.
Not saying this isn't a horrifying thing that someone was actually driving around on this, but dang that's some super even wear on those rotors.
Dealer shop near where I grew up kept a wheel hub on display. It had been ground down until it looked like a reclining capital D.
Story is that the owner got a flat in a bad neighborhood, didn't want to stop and change it, so he just kept driving, first destroying the wheel and then the hub.
Dealer still replaced it.
--Patrick
Grammarly, an online grammar/spellcheck program, picked a hilariously ironic time to suggest a fix.
For those who may not understand, EATS, SHOOTS AND LEAVES discusses the Oxford comma, where a comma should go before an "and" in a list. The title is purposely ironic because it ignores the Oxford comma when it shouldn't. The cover has cute pandas climbing a ladder up to add a comma.
For those who may not understand, EATS, SHOOTS AND LEAVES discusses the Oxford comma, where a comma should go before an "and" in a list. The title is purposely ironic because it ignores the Oxford comma when it shouldn't. The cover has cute pandas climbing a ladder up to add a comma.
