The Funny/Stupid Pics Thread

[chitoryu12]

You can act like you visited the Girl Scouts!

[Art Vandelay]

[nickiknack]

I Love whoever did this
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWQywkQ8reQ" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWQywkQ8reQ</a>

[Art Vandelay]

[Art Vandelay]

Since I can't be arsed to edit my previous post.

[Random Gal]

[Caitshidhe]

This reminds me of Skyrim. There's some game hack you can download that allows you to get a spell that summons five thousand wheels of cheese to drop from the sky. You can freaking kill DRAGONS with CHEESE.

[Distind]

Looks like it's just a console command, but yeah, in theory if dropped over something the impacts could eventually kill something. Particularly a few thousand of them if you do it like the youtube videos.

[Shane for Wax]

White people...

[Sigmaleph]

I strongly suspect non-white people also do stupid shit when touristing.

[Caitshidhe]

Non-white people never ever ever ever do anything strange, stupid, cliche, ridiculous, or ANYTHING that might even momentarily be remotely described as anything except WONDERFULLY AWESOME, and even if they ever do (WHICH THEY DON'T, NOT EVER!!!), it's totally justifiable because white people and racism.

[wrightway]

Maybe it was supposed to be ironic.

[Shane for Wax]

I thought it would be obvious I was being silly based on the jokes going around like the ones about the infomercial people. Guess not.

[chitoryu12]

I actually wonder just how much the Founding Fathers would have predicted regarding future technology and societal changes. Nobody ever seems to have a middle ground between "Follow the Founding Fathers word-for-word and determine exactly what they would have thought today, which is conveniently exactly what I want" and "The Founding Fathers could never even consider anything beyond the late 18th century and probably thought everyone and everything would be exactly the same in 200 years."

[Art Vandelay]

I actually wonder just how much the Founding Fathers would have predicted regarding future technology and societal changes. Nobody ever seems to have a middle ground between "Follow the Founding Fathers word-for-word and determine exactly what they would have thought today, which is conveniently exactly what I want" and "The Founding Fathers could never even consider anything beyond the late 18th century and probably thought everyone and everything would be exactly the same in 200 years."

I'm sure they were well aware that things can and would change it the future, even if they weren't certain how. It's why they made the constitution amendable rather than static, so that it and the rest of the government could change with the times as needed.