The Funny/Stupid Pics Thread

[Art Vandelay]

Yeah but the YEARS OF FUCKING HEAVY DRINKING DID NOTHING TO FURTHER THAT NOW DID IT?

Ironbite-first google search lead me that his death was due to alcohol abuse you idiot.

Calm down.

It's Ironbite. ALL CAPS RAEG is kind of his thing.

[Shane for Wax]

[JohnE]

That kicked ass.

[Thejebusfire]

[nickiknack]

[Art Vandelay]

[chitoryu12]

This is accurate to real soccer, yes.

[Art Vandelay]

[nickiknack]

[Katsuro]

Yep, pretty much.

It's worth mentioning  that men do literally see fewer shades of colour than women do, so if there were several shades of red, for example, a man might see them as all being the exact same shade where as a woman might be able to distinguish between each one.  Also, colour blindness is more common in men.

That doesn't actually have anything to do with the chart (I can see all of those shades and colours as different shades and colours), we men do just seem to lump more shades together into generic labels like "blue" than women seem to for some reason.

[Sigmaleph]

Is it me, or is none of the "blue" colours terribly bluish?

I would be more likely to use the word "turquoise" than "blue" for at least two of those.

Do I have to resign my Y-chromosome now?

[JohnE]

I see Pantone 185, Pantone 201, Pantone 234, Pantone 2395, Pantone 2593...

[Katsuro]

Is it me, or is none of the "blue" colours terribly bluish?

I would be more likely to use the word "turquoise" than "blue" for at least two of those.

Do I have to resign my Y-chromosome now?

To be honest I would likely use "turquoise" to describe those too.

I have also described colours as "Vermilion" before but mainly just because the word amuses me for some reason.

[Cataclysm]

Like 90% of those are plants. I've never heard anyone use chlorophyll, limon, avocado,  gillyflower, cinnamon, petroleum, or sunflower as colors.

It's worth mentioning  that men do literally see fewer shades of colour than women do, so if there were several shades of red, for example, a man might see them as all being the exact same shade where as a woman might be able to distinguish between each one.  Also, colour blindness is more common in men.

It's not really significant though.

Is it me, or is none of the "blue" colours terribly bluish?

I would be more likely to use the word "turquoise" than "blue" for at least two of those.

No love for cyan?

[Feral Dog]

Why is it calling lilac color lavender?