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Funny Pictures Thread. It begins again
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Was "spring cleaning" in the basement when my wife ran across this. She about busted a gasket until I told her "look at the expiration date"
If it expired in 2012, that means it was made in 2009 or 2007 (depending on manufacturer)..she and I got together in 2010
If it expired in 2012, that means it was made in 2009 or 2007 (depending on manufacturer)..she and I got together in 2010
Just to confirm, this is not one of those things that ages like a fine wine, right?Was "spring cleaning" in the basement when my wife ran across this. She about busted a gasket until I told her "look at the expiration date"
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If it expired in 2012, that means it was made in 2009 or 2007 (depending on manufacturer)..she and I got together in 2010
Me, in the far future.
Our Husky has taken this as her job, no squirrels at the bird feeder. She doesn’t run at them at their feeder, Burt ones gets to the ground, or actually makes it over to the bird feeder, she’s out the door like Usain Bolt.
@Bubble181 , this wasn't my house. I don't know if it is real.
The forum meme is quite old and crusty at this point, but I saw this comic and immediately thought of here.
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This better be some kind of "Crimson Helix is watching you urinate in the street" meme for a reference I don't recognize, and not a lame ass "spring is around the corner" gag.
It is definitely a spring is around the corner pun. This is @PatrThom we are talking about here.
Too bad it was not flipped in the other direction, the Gritty could be one of his French girls.
...I have questions.
Crimson Helix is the name of a Transformers knock-off cartoon produced in Japan in the 80s. The main character, also called Crimson Helix, was actually a robot that could transform into a police car. He was neither crimson nor helix-shaped, which led to widespread confusion among audiences when the BBC tried to bring the show to the UK. Due to this, and a variety of other reasons such as the show not being very good, it failed miserably in Britain and was never imported to the US. In Japan, though, the cartoon ran for over a hundred episodes, and still has a small cult following today. One of the episodes dealt with the issue of public urination in Tokyo, which is both illegal and VERY VERY taboo according to Japanese cultural norms. But since this was a kids' show, they had to tackle it in a really roundabout way. For example, they couldn't actually portray anyone peeing in the street, so they had to have Crimson Helix see someone urinating and then show his reaction. This episode involved quite a few close-up shots of Crimson Helix's disgusted expression, which have since become a meme in Asian Internet culture, so basically "Crimson Helix is watching you urinate in the street" is a reference to this cartoon and meme and I totally made all this up but it sounds plausible doesn't it.
...But do you really want answers?
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