Re: Some Funny Pics.
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@solo said:
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Good one.
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Not really funny per se.. . but the irony is somewhat. . um . ..ironic.
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No need to watch after about 14 seconds unless you enjoy watching a dog eat.
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Someone posted this pool design in the Facebook sketchup group:
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@box said:
No need to watch after about 14 seconds unless you enjoy watching a dog eat.
That is like something out of 'the walking dead'. Its not funny, it is sad.
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@baz said:
That is like something out of 'the walking dead'. Its not funny, it is sad.
You remind me SO MUCH of Statler and Waldorf from The Muppets...
One of my favorite series, when I was a kid...
They always had something negative to say...
Only difference seem to be that they were funny...
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@frederik said:
@baz said:
That is like something out of 'the walking dead'. Its not funny, it is sad.
You remind me SO MUCH of Statler and Waldorf from The Muppets...
One of my favorite series, when I was a kid...
They always had something negative to say...Only difference seem to be that they were funny...
I thought the video was hilarious.
I wish my dogs could do that!Baz, would you like to enlighten us as to what is "real" humour?
Could you please post an example of something we all find amusing?
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Baz, yes this would be rather sad if someone was forcing their dog to do this just for amusement, but they aren't.
I posted it because it is funny to watch, but I was fully aware of what a Bailey chair does and why.
The dog has Megaesophagus and needs to be in this position to help it swallow.@unknownuser said:
Megaesophagus is a condition in which a dogβs esophagus is enlarged to the point that food remains in the esophagus and never makes it down to the stomach and is instead regurgitated. The muscle contraction and relaxation that normally takes place to move food down to the stomach doesnβt work. Megaesophagus can be present since birth or can develop in adult dogs. If left untreated, it can cause a range of problems, including starvation and aspiration pneumonia. - See more at: http://petprojectblog.com/archives/dogs/megaesophagus-and-the-bailey-chair/#sthash.9RSOtAZ5.dpuf
Having never watched the walking dead the reference is beyond my ken.
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My apologies for being a PITA, I seem to be a 'glass half empty' person at the moment.
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No worries Baz, we all do it.
Your Bundy level may need tweaking. -
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@olishea said:
That is awesome, too bad it has the white border.. I'll try removing the white border and recompile the gif ..
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@ely862me said:
That is awesome, too bad it has the white border.. I'll try removing the white border and recompile the gif ..
I was going to say.....it only really works if the background of the website is white.
If you could do that, that would be great.
You don't remove the white border, it just has to be the same colour as this website otherwise you lose the effect.(Or right click and "open image in new window or open link in new tab" or whatever the windows equivalent is.)
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Is this the sort of thing you had in mind Oli.
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Yees, that's more like it.
If yo replace the white border with a transparent layer it will work on any background.
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