The Funny/Stupid Pics Thread

[Alehksunos]

Jesus.

[Witchyjoshy]

...That has to be parody.

Not to mention she herself is most definitely way too young.  WAY too young.

[mellenORL]

I get this imagery of her suddenly cracking open a cavernous jaw and biting his head off. 

[Askold]

...But does that make him seem less scary or even scarier?

[Witchyjoshy]

*looks at the body pillow*

More scary.

[Shane for Wax]

(Courtesy of Your Kickstarter Sucks)

Another manmade libertarian paradise that will never actually happen. Why not just do it underwater and go full Bioshock

Personal Freedom - People will soon be able to live in floating cities, and enjoy the freedom of the high seas. As the last unclaimed territory on the earth, the ocean provides the ability to live peacefully without the encyclopedia of laws and tangle of bureaucracies present on land. Seasteaders will be able to start fresh, live with minimal regulation, and explore a bold experiment with personal freedom.

Economic Opportunities - As Earth’s final frontier, the ocean offers radical possibilities for some of our boldest economic dreams. From harnessing the immense stores of energy and nutrients, to serving the global demand for financial, medical, and human services, seasteading will give rise to many 21st century fortunes. International waters offer a more friendly regulatory environment, and allow for worldwide recruitment of entrepreneurs, investment capital, and top talent. The oceans are already the superhighway of trade – seastead real estate will be optimally located to tap into the bloodlines of a globalized planet.

Demonstrate a Better Way of Living - We see experimentation as the source of all progress. Many innovations - on numerous seasteads - will allow humanity to rapidly improve the way we live with one another. Residents of the first floating city will set the course for others to follow. In the coming decades hundreds of thousands of people will head to the sea to be a part of a global change based on personal choice, environmental responsibility, and economic opportunity.

thanks lila_cherry

Should I also mention, this was originally posted on September 15th of this year?

Columbia should not exist. I'm so sorry.

[ironbite]

...But does that make him seem less scary or even scarier?

I'm shitting myself in terror.

Ironbite-so....more scary.

[chitoryu12]

Reminds me of Thaddeus, that creepy black guy with the anime girlfriend who got arrested for owning child porn.

[Alehksunos]

^ Oh god, what have I done... Why did I have to share that creep to the rest of Greece...

[Ghoti]

...But does that make him seem less scary or even scarier?

*obnoxious cackling*

[Hoplite]

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrbD9NWkp7E" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrbD9NWkp7E</a>

[Cataclysm]

[largeham]

Who is Wendy Davis? Facebook probably just lumps all these figures into one giant 'Politicians' category.

Also, Facebook doesn't do a very good job with targeting ads.

[Hoplite]

Who is Wendy Davis? Facebook probably just lumps all these figures into one giant 'Politicians' category.

Also, Facebook doesn't do a very good job with targeting ads.

A Democrat, one of the few decent politicians in Texas. Hopefully she takes the state and ends an era of those clowns.

Agreed about FB, and I am probably one of the last holdouts on the interwebs still not on FB. Ew, ew, ew.

[Vypernight]

I got something similar.  I 'liked' Jacklyn Glenn (an atheist who often posts videoes against fundie morons) and got, "You may also like Ray Comfort, Kirk Cameron, etc."