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Goodpancakes posted:
I don't understand why people think this is funny. I understand that coded messages are more entertaining, but the quote itself isn't funny, the coding itself is about as interesting as figuring out something writing left to right and there is no flow or rhythm or anything to reading it. India alpha mike alpha golf oscar oscar november yankee golf oscar oscar november, india kilo november oscar waldorf.
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Kajeesus posted:I don't understand why people think this is funny. I understand that coded messages are more entertaining, but the quote itself isn't funny, the coding itself is about as interesting as figuring out something writing left to right and there is no flow or rhythm or anything to reading it. India alpha mike alpha golf oscar oscar november yankee golf oscar oscar november, india kilo november oscar waldorf. May I ask that you consider that the yearbook editor might not have allowed the coded message if it were in plain text? The humor comes from putting one over on "the man" as well as subverting expectations by a young woman expressing desire to "gently caress bitches." Thus concludes my dissertation on that joke you didn't get.
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Sagebrush posted:Ugh, I went out to dinner a couple of weeks ago and the entire family beside our table was just like that. Looked like mom, dad, aunt, uncle, five kids between them, and grandpa; everyone except grandpa spent the entire time staring into their laps and screwing with their iPhone/android/iPad/PSP between poorly aimed bites of food. Grandpa looked dejected for a while then started reading a newspaper with a grouchy expression on his face. Oh. OH. Holy poo poo, I thought they were pretending to eat invisible sandwiches.
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Frostwerks posted:Oh. OH. Holy poo poo, I thought they were pretending to eat invisible sandwiches. To be honest, I thought they were the kind of people who take pictures of their food before they eat it when they go out. I hate those people.
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Kwyndig posted:To be honest, I thought they were the kind of people who take pictures of their food before they eat it when they go out. I hate those people. That's exactly what is going on in that picture.
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Modern Day Hercules posted:That's exactly what is going on in that picture. Oooooh I thought they were taking pictures of each other to put in their scrapbooks or whatever and was wondering why people were getting so irate over it. Yeah don't take pictures of your food people. Nobody cares and neither will you in a few hours.
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dijon du jour posted:Yeah don't take pictures of your food people. Nobody cares and neither will you in a few hours. I believe in this in the vast majority of cases. The exception is fine dining, the plating of the food can be art in of itself and worth taking a picture of. Anyways funny picture time.
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KnifeWrench posted:May I ask that you consider that the yearbook editor might not have allowed the coded message if it were in plain text? The humor comes from putting one over on "the man" as well as subverting expectations by a young woman expressing desire to "gently caress bitches." Oh. Ohhh. Well, consider me thoroughly embarassed.
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Kwyndig posted:To be honest, I thought they were the kind of people who take pictures of their food before they eat it when they go out. I hate those people. Yep. There is a Tumblr devoted to this kind of dumbass: Pictures of Hipsters Taking Pictures of Food. And here is a video parody: The iPhone 5 is for Food Photography. And here is an article in The Daily Mail: 'Foodstagrammers' aren't just annoying - they may have a psychological problem, says leading psychiatrist.
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oh no, funny picture thread, what have they done to you
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Brother Jonathan posted:
Daily Mail really needs to purchase the services of a proof-reader.
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Ema Nymton posted:Please tell me there are vans on the vans on the van I'd like to think there are.
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Brother Jonathan posted:And here is an article in The Daily Mail: 'Foodstagrammers' aren't just annoying - they may have a psychological problem, says leading psychiatrist. Never change, Daily Mail.
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From the E3 Microsoft thread: Edit - I think this might get past the facebook rule since it's not but ASCII art. Pennywise the Frown has a new favorite as of 05:09 on Jun 18, 2013 |
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Mom orders a cake for her graduate, and gets more than she bargained for For those who don't want to read the story, the mom ordered a cake with her kid's picture on, and requested that they "draw a cap on her head" well... But it's okay, apparently they are not even slightly upset by it, and took it as an amazing joke opportunity.
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Brother Jonathan posted:'Foodstagrammers' aren't just annoying - they may have a psychological problem, says leading psychiatrist[/url]. edit: or possibly he's taking a photo of those napkins that somehow became orange with grease olaf2022 has a new favorite as of 09:31 on Jun 18, 2013 |
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Or it's done in jest to mock those who do it and take it seriously.
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Cakefool posted:Or it's done in jest to mock those who do it and take it seriously. You're not in a position to mock anyone if you're over 14 and still wear a baseball cap (backwards).
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Bieber concerts are the best.
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Stairs posted:Mom orders a cake for her graduate, and gets more than she bargained for Am I the only one who thinks photo cakes are the tackiest thing ever ? Content
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BaconAndBullets posted:I believe in this in the vast majority of cases. The exception is fine dining, the plating of the food can be art in of itself and worth taking a picture of. Anyways funny picture time. Yeah except if you're out at fine dining it's tacky as gently caress to whip out your phone and start taking photos of your food. Last time I went out someplace nice the dude next to me literally stopped a waiter to get a shot of something with his DSLR. What the gently caress.
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KnifeWrench posted:May I ask that you consider that the yearbook editor might not have allowed the coded message if it were in plain text? The humor comes from putting one over on "the man" as well as subverting expectations by a young woman expressing desire to "gently caress bitches." It's not funny because it's obvious that there's a coded message in that text
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Stoatbringer posted:Could be worse. It could be worse...
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mobby_6kl posted:It's not funny because it's obvious that there's a coded message in that text That's the work of James May, current presenter of Top Gear. He got fired for that.
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Stairs posted:Mom orders a cake for her graduate, and gets more than she bargained for Should have said "mortar board". Jerry Cotton posted:You're not in a position to mock anyone if you're over 14 and still wear a baseball cap What is it with people on the internet and hats? You'd think it was a crime to want to keep the sun out of your eyes.
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Tiggum posted:What is it with people on the internet and hats? You'd think it was a crime to want to keep the sun out of your eyes. But baseball caps aren't designed to keep the sun out of your eyes???
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Tiggum posted:What is it with people on the internet and hats? You'd think it was a crime to want to keep the sun out of your eyes. Why did you cut out a part of that post you quoted just to make a point that wouldn't have worked if you'd left the whole thing intact?
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LordArgh posted:Why did you cut out a part of that post you quoted just to make a point that wouldn't have worked if you'd left the whole thing intact? It was in brackets. The meaning I took from it was that Jerry Cotton disapproves of anyone over 14 wearing a baseball cap in any way, but especially if it's backwards.
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LordArgh posted:Why did you cut out a part of that post you quoted just to make a point that wouldn't have worked if you'd left the whole thing intact? Because he's a pedantic sperg?
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Novum posted:Gordon Ramsay Sex Dwarf is a great album name. I was trying to think of a name for my new band, I'm taking this.
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BonHair posted:Bieber concerts are the best. There sure are a lot of old men at a Beiber concert. As to taking pictures of food, I say we start a new trend and start taking pictures of good dumps.
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veedubfreak posted:As to taking pictures of food, I say we start a new trend and start taking pictures of good dumps. Been done, a looooong time ago. Not sure if Ratemypoo dot com is still be active or not. And I'm not about to be the one to check.
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Livingston posted:Because he's a pedantic sperg? Apparently this was in Tel Aviv, and she was the one asking for and excited about the photo.
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BaconAndBullets posted:I believe in this in the vast majority of cases. The exception is fine dining, the plating of the food can be art in of itself and worth taking a picture of. Anyways funny picture time.
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No joke, in college, we bought a box of those and put them in our freezer, just to see if any of the other roommate would eat one. One of them did.
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They had that same sign at my commissary. Apparently they were getting a lot of complaints.
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You'd think the big PURINA logo would tip some people off.
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