Good Lord, I actually owned one of these at one time! Being around seven, I didn't get the symbolism at all.
My God, it's full of THREAD BOMBS!
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Good Lord, I actually owned one of these at one time! Being around seven, I didn't get the symbolism at all.
Good Lord, I actually owned one of these at one time! Being around seven, I didn't get the symbolism at all.
Now I'm really bummed. I was hoping that was only some sort of novelty thing. Not that anyone actually bought one.
Where the kids are staring is so disturbing. Who would actually design such a thing?
"Jesus has shown me the light!"
"Turn on Jesus, honey."
"Turn on Jesus, honey."
Good Lord, I actually owned one of these at one time! Being around seven, I didn't get the symbolism at all.
Now I'm really bummed. I was hoping that was only some sort of novelty thing. Not that anyone actually bought one.
Where the kids are staring is so disturbing. Who would actually design such a thing?
it was given out as a prize in some sort of program at my parochial grade school, so we didn't actually buy it. It was a simpler time; I don't think anyone then saw anything except Jesus behind some sort of plaque encouraging the children in front of it. Besides, it glowed in the dark!
This is something I made when watchign a YouTube video on how to defeat the game, because I played it once upon a time, and was curious to know what happened in the end (answer: nothing much):
This is something I made when watchign a YouTube video on how to defeat the game, because I played it once upon a time, and was curious to know what happened in the end (answer: nothing much):
Where's the funny?
Where's the original reply?
I have to agree with JonathanWally... I don't get it.
But what I said was on topic. I was pointing out that...
Ah! You! You almost got me Tharp! Arguing about how on topic I was would take the attention off of your painfully unfunny non-thread bombs*. Better luck next time.
*You see, a thread bomb is usually something that is posted as a response when one can see where a topic is going. Even if the topic hasn't been explored in depth, enough is known to guess what the majority of responses will be, and to summarize them with a clever picture. Hence lots of "Fail", "You're doing it wrong", "O RLY?" bombs. I have never, EVER read a thread where I thought "You know what would be the PERFECT answer to all these shenanagins? 'EVIL WONDER TWINS POWERS ACTIVATE!!!!!!!"
^I've had tht one lying around for a long time -just waiting for me to get into some weird situation where I could use it
As have I. That'll show me to save something for use, rather than just using it. Oh well.
The day you post something funny is the day I'll spend more than a split second crafting a post to respond to it.
This is something I made when watchign a YouTube video on how to defeat the game, because I played it once upon a time, and was curious to know what happened in the end (answer: nothing much):
Funny or not (I guess humor is subjective), this is the main problem. They just don't qualify as thread bombs.
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This is something I made when watchign a YouTube video on how to defeat the game, because I played it once upon a time, and was curious to know what happened in the end (answer: nothing much):
This is something I made when watchign a YouTube video on how to defeat the game, because I played it once upon a time, and was curious to know what happened in the end (answer: nothing much):
Attention Tharpdevenport: That's how to use a FAIL Bomb!
It's nothing personal, you're a good guy, but
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