@xxEpicxxxxFailxx: That's a lot of ninjas!
@Comic: Holy diabetes, batman! Also, you're married?
@Comic: Holy diabetes, batman! Also, you're married?
KermMartian wrote:
@Comic: Holy diabetes, batman! Also, you're married?
To his camera, of course
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KeithJohansen wrote:
KermMartian wrote:
@Comic: Holy diabetes, batman! Also, you're married?
To his camera, of course
Haha, no. That's my mom's ring 
Also, the diamond _would_ be the shutter button 
Or it's go around the mode dial...
Also, the diamond _would_ be the shutter button Or it's go around the mode dial... 
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KermMartian wrote:
I think it's more likely that Nikky, Seattle resident that he is, is merely an avid fisherman, and "likes" that page in order to show his support for his noble occupation.
Indeed so, sir.
comicIDIOT wrote:
Haha, no. That's my mom's ring Also, the diamond _would_ be the shutter button Or it's go around the mode dial...
Ah, of course, that makes more sense. Also, the diamond _would_ be the shutter button Or it's go around the mode dial...
@Nikky: Excellent, thank you for validating my hypothesis.
Sonuva, Kerm, you need about 9001 CCs of classic video gaming and 90s cartoons.
Left image is Ganondorf from Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Right image is Roger from the cartoon "Doug". That is not bacon, that's his hair.
Left image is Ganondorf from Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Right image is Roger from the cartoon "Doug". That is not bacon, that's his hair.
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KeithJohansen wrote:
Sonuva, Kerm, you need about 9001 CCs of classic video gaming and 90s cartoons.
Left image is Ganondorf from Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Right image is Roger from the cartoon "Doug". That is not bacon, that's his hair.
Fair enough, but I thoroughly disagree on that hair. Compare:
Left image is Ganondorf from Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Right image is Roger from the cartoon "Doug". That is not bacon, that's his hair.
benryves wrote:
I've learned today that the USA doesn't have Christmas crackers
I found some at work yesteday, but they're with the New Years fireworks:
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Very interesting. I see yours have a choking hazard warning for the under-threes on them - over here you have to be over sixteen to buy them due to the explosives inside. What exactly you'd be able to do with such a small quantity of explosive is beyond me, though...
I see yours have a choking hazard warning for the under-threes on them - over here you have to be over sixteen to buy them due to the explosives inside. What exactly you'd be able to do with such a small quantity of explosive is beyond me, though...
I intend to buy the cheaper set (fewer crackers) and try them out. I wonder if they will have all the same goodies you guys have.
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comicIDIOT wrote:
I intend to buy the cheaper set (fewer crackers) and try them out. I wonder if they will have all the same goodies you guys have.
An excellent question; I've often wondered what those are like. KermMartian wrote:
comicIDIOT wrote:
I intend to buy the cheaper set (fewer crackers) and try them out. I wonder if they will have all the same goodies you guys have.
An excellent question; I've often wondered what those are like.
They are amazing.
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KeithJohansen wrote:
Sonuva, Kerm, you need about 9001 CCs of classic video gaming and 90s cartoons.
Left image is Ganondorf from Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Right image is Roger from the cartoon "Doug". That is not bacon, that's his hair.
Left image is Ganondorf from Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Right image is Roger from the cartoon "Doug". That is not bacon, that's his hair.
Aww, you stole my answer
Hey, look! Someone got a hair cut!
Thomas doesn't look like he's enthusiastic enough in that first photo.
So, this is like 10$ worth of photos right here, correct?
Photographypricesaresuchascam.
Thomas doesn't look like he's enthusiastic enough in that first photo.
So, this is like 10$ worth of photos right here, correct?
Photographypricesaresuchascam.
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Yeah, I finally got my overgrown mad-scientist locks shorn; thanks for noticing. I think Thomas would have looked more enthusiastic in that first photograph is the photographer had given us slightly more time to prepare; Thomas and Courtney agreed that the photographer took the photos in way too quick a succession.
I think Thomas would have looked more enthusiastic in that first photograph is the photographer had given us slightly more time to prepare; Thomas and Courtney agreed that the photographer took the photos in way too quick a succession. Register to Join the Conversation
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