Humor Random Comments Thread

[Quick_Nick]

I live in a dump of a city, on the Dirty Bay, next to the second "fattest" city in the U.S., but apparently we're good at one thing. Friday night's Relay for Life raised $768,420.80 in donations. Like 80-90% of people I know walked all night til 2 or 3 am.

 

[Wishbone]

It is jarring how Photoshop artists embellish Gagarin's face.

 

[Stevodoran]

Dominoes, two for Tuesdays

 

[Artlav]

 

[Stevodoran]

Will my internet ever like me??

 

[DanM]

My dad signed me up for Space Camp (Advanced Space Academy) this summer.
:woohoo:

(Just a random thought, that was the first youtube video I ever watched)

Oh, cool, this is also post 300.

 

[iamwearingpants]

Tip: Remember to turn off orulex when oribting the moon at 1km :rofl: :facepalm:

 

[Spacethingy]

Congratulations, FSXdemo.exe, you are now the most fragmented file on my HDD...

And I Can't Do Anything About It!!! ***raveraverave***

:chainsaw:

 

[Ketsuban]

Put the chainsaw down, Kanaya.

 

[tblaxland]

Student 'concentration drink' put on ice

The Victorian Government has scrapped an idea to create a new drink to improve the concentration of secondary school students.

The whole story is a storm in a Red-Bull-cup IMHO :dry:

 

[tl8]

Student 'concentration drink' put on ice

The whole story is a storm in a Red-Bull-cup IMHO :dry:

I am glad I am not the only one reading that and thinking :WTF:

 

[Dambuster]

Just a random thought: I've often read in death-penalty debates comments along the lines of 'why give this prisoner who committed X heinous crime a free bed and meals for the rest of his life'. IMO this is a rather fallacious argument, since it ignores the entire point of prison - depriving someone of their freedom. By negating/ignoring that point, you're effectively saying 'loss of one's freedom doesn't matter'. But if that were true, then why would anyone bother fighting for their freedom in war - since it apparently doesn't matter?

 

[liber]

Is this funny or not,2 tiles left one on another...lol...what a luck...

 

[Izack]

Ouch. :rofl:

How did you manage that? I haven't seen anything like it playing the Windows version of mahjong solitaire.

 

[liber]

Ouch. :rofl:

How did you manage that? I haven't seen anything like it playing the Windows version of mahjong solitaire.

Like I want it...lol
Came out that way...

 

[Linguofreak]

Burned again by Microsoft's habit of being paranoid on the user's behalf.

Of course, why I continue to use the Microsoft Live account my university set up for me as my primary account when I have others is beyond me (mostly momentum from when I was still in school, I think), but Microsoft seems to think that automatically stripping *.exe files from E-mails, even when they are in a *.rar, is being user friendly. "We don't want our users to catch viruses". And there is no way to turn off that filter, so if it's *not* a malicious executable from [email protected], but rather something you were *expecting*, that's just too bad. :beathead:

 

[Artlav]

Google is doing that annoying thing as well, only it honestly says that it does not deliver mail bombs... um, programs. It's easy to go around - just rename the file.rar to file.archive, and it'll skip the thing easily.

 

[N_Molson]

Yeah, that's a very old trick... MSN prevents you from sending zip files... Just rename them to .txt, and voilà ! :lol:

 

[Izack]

Argh. Don't you just hate it when you find an addictive flash game?
http://www.pixeljam.com/dinorun/

 

[DanM]

Is it just me or do Germans really love orange juice? I just hosted two this past week, and they went through several cartons. They were somewhat possessive of it (i.e. bringing the carton to the dinner table). I have friends who have also hosted Germans, and they noticed the same thing.

Argh. Don't you just hate it when you find an addictive flash game?
http://www.pixeljam.com/dinorun/

http://www.k2xl.com/games/boomshine/