The Funny/Stupid Pics Thread

[the_ignored]

There isn't a facepalm pic worthy enough.

Ok...I want someone to do a fanfic that puts those three twits up against either the demon from "The Exorcist", "Paranormal Activity" or some other bullshit horror movie!

[MadCatTLX]

There isn't a facepalm pic worthy enough.

Ok...I want someone to do a fanfic that puts those three twits up against either the demon from "The Exorcist", "Paranormal Activity" or some other bullshit horror movie!

Three bitches see a demon. The demon bites their heads off. The end.

Do I get an award now for writing a novel better than the current most popular series?

[Shane for Wax]

Seems legit.

[Art Vandelay]

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTiJaWCaKas" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTiJaWCaKas</a>

[Sixth Monarchist]

Seems legit.

But of course. Spanish is just English with more uses of the letter 'o'. Italian is more use of the letter 'i'. French is the use of more 'e', and Welsh is English spelt using nothing but p, w, l, o, c and g.

[Her3tiK]

Seems legit.

But of course. Spanish is just English with more uses of the letter 'o'. Italian is more use of the letter 'i'. French is the use of more 'e', and Welsh is English spelt using nothing but p, w, l, o, c and g.

'Murica!

[Sigmaleph]

Seems legit.

But of course. Spanish is just English with more uses of the letter 'o'. Italian is more use of the letter 'i'. French is the use of more 'e', and Welsh is English spelt using nothing but p, w, l, o, c and g.

It's a curiously symmetrical misconception. I knew kids who thought English was just Spanish but removing the last vowel from a word.

[Alehksunos]

No entre (exactly "Do not enter")?

Ingrese en otro lugar ("Enter elsewhere")?

(Yes, I used Google Translate, but Spanish has to be one of the easiest languages to decipher from or to English.)

[gyeonghwa]

Seems legit.

But of course. Spanish is just English with more uses of the letter 'o'. Italian is more use of the letter 'i'. French is the use of more 'e', and Welsh is English spelt using nothing but p, w, l, o, c and g.

And German/Dutch/Danish/Swedish/Norwegian is just English with a higher pitch and the generous use of Ja.

[Osama bin Bambi]

Seems legit.

But of course. Spanish is just English with more uses of the letter 'o'. Italian is more use of the letter 'i'. French is the use of more 'e', and Welsh is English spelt using nothing but p, w, l, o, c and g.

And German/Dutch/Danish/Swedish/Norwegian is just English with a higher pitch and the generous use of Ja.

And to get Russian, Polish, and other Slavic languages, just add -sky to the end of everything.

[The Right Honourable Mlle Antéchrist]

If you want to translate other languages into English, you add "-tion" to the end of everything.

[Witchyjoshy]

As an American-speaking person, I must admit it's fascinating (and oddly refreshing) to see how people who speak other languages stereotype the English/American language.

[Alehksunos]

If you want to translate other languages into English, you add "-tion" to the end of everything.

Göttintion mittion mirtion...

[Lady Evil]

As an American-speaking person, I must admit it's fascinating (and oddly refreshing) to see how people who speak other languages stereotype the English/American language.

Well, here's a song that shows what Italians think English sounds like: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZXcRqFmFa8

We do say "alright" a lot, but where I'm from, a lot of people pronounce it ah-ite.

[Shane for Wax]

I fucking love that song.

If you want to translate other languages into English, you add "-tion" to the end of everything.

Göttintion mittion mirtion...

pfft.