Re: Some Funny Pics.
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Marian, where did you find that? Do you know more about it?
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@dave r said:
Marian, where did you find that? Do you know more about it?
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Brilliant!
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I see pichuneke found a better link.
I found it here:
[url]meme.yahoo.com/erdem/p/JoeXbSs/[/url]
it's a useless link, information wise.It's amazing how something completely useless got so popular so fast, i saw on that site a few guys made they're own versions.
I wonder if someone can make something like that box with sketchyphysics?
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BBC News - Police sledge with riot shields
Police officers filmed using riot shields to sledge down a snowy hill while on duty are reprimanded.
(news.bbc.co.uk)
Might only work in the UK as its an iplayer vid.
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Obviously most of you guys were born after the Pet Rock fad of the 1970's. People naturally gravitate toward the silly, useless and inane. That's why I always seem to have a job I guess.
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David, I remember the pet rock although I never had one. My mom figured she'd have to feed and clean up after it so I wasn't allowed to have one.
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I also remember pets rocks and Sea monkey's.
I just wonder back those days when we were not forced to be PC, what would happen if you boxed coal?
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Well you fellas should know that the Pet Rock has evolved for a new breed of suckers.
http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/cubegoodies/c208/?cpg=cj@unknownuser said:
...these USB Pet Rocks don't do a dang thing.
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Then how about a tamagotchi cemetery?
(If you cannot remember what tamagotchis were - a one step more advanced than that stone)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamagotchi -
...I never had them, but I hated them when they where all the rage at school. Annoying buggers...
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@unknownuser said:
Obviously most of you guys were born after the Pet Rock fad of the 1970's. People naturally gravitate toward the silly, useless and inane. That's why I always seem to have a job I guess.
I had one of those! But it died from kidney stones.
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yikes
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I posted this on another thread, see whats wrong.
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