Not a thread bomb, but still pretty damn funny:
My God, it's full of THREAD BOMBS!
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Not a thread bomb, but still pretty damn funny:
Apology??
Like Mr Brownridge ever complained about the innuendo....
That is great!Not a thread bomb, but still pretty damn funny:
Maybe Mrs. Brownridge was one of the ladies he pleased.Perhaps MRS. Brownridge had some ... questions?
And the... staff?Maybe Mrs. Brownridge was one of the ladies he pleased.Perhaps MRS. Brownridge had some ... questions?
Reminds me of Gandalf's wink in Fellowship. Yes, the *staff*!
Just made this (in form of a demotivator):
Edit: And this -just for the fun of it-
Edit: And this -just for the fun of it-
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^What does the top one mean?
that's a picture of where the Mars Phoenix lander dug up some Martian soil to check for water
Okay, gotcha. I thought it had something to do with the hole looking like a footprint, and I just couldn't follow.
Ok, so I'm not really needed here anyways…
Better use the Reply to thread-box though, now that I have opened it…
Sixteen washers eh?
Well, there is a simple solution…
Well, there is a simple solution…
I just made this one.
This one is so awesome that I had to make one to go with it.
Unfortunately, it's very hard to find a picture of here where she's happy.
I've been getting bored with a lot of the recurring themes in thread bombs (every time you refer to "Captain Obvious," an orphan dies). So I've been making them from movie and TV quotes.
For example:
Not a gut buster, but I sort of see it as the Internet version of quoting it in real life.
And at least it's more fun than fake tags like, "[Connery] Indiana? Let it GO. [/Connery]"
For example:
Not a gut buster, but I sort of see it as the Internet version of quoting it in real life.
And at least it's more fun than fake tags like, "[Connery] Indiana? Let it GO. [/Connery]"
Ah, but that method is also classic:
But it doesn't always have to be an actual correct quote to work:
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