In reply to RealMiniNoMore :
This is probably the best one yet. I like it because it's entirely believable!
As opposed to the actual scene, it makes their behavior seem more mature and rational by applying a socially appropriate interaction.
Probably a rerun. Still funny.
One I made for my teenage son.
dunno if repost but bears repeating
David S. Wallens said:
Oh damnit guys. I can't do this at work any more. I have laughed out load wayyy too many times today!
Where's the one for house plants?
In reply to Wally :
We got 4" of snow today...
VegasNick said:Oh damnit guys. I can't do this at work any more. I have laughed out load wayyy too many times today!
You kidding? I shared the "You're not a unicorn, you're a snowflake!" one with everyone at work.
We're kind of laid back at my new place. As long as everything gets done, let's just enjoy ourselves.
Knurled. said:VegasNick said:Oh damnit guys. I can't do this at work any more. I have laughed out load wayyy too many times today!You kidding? I shared the "You're not a unicorn, you're a snowflake!" one with everyone at work.
We're kind of laid back at my new place. As long as everything gets done, let's just enjoy ourselves.
Oh hell man, I work with a group of aircraft mechanics. The stuff we share makes this look like grade school homework. I was rferring to more of my random bouts of maniacal laughter from behind my screen. :)
VegasNick said:Oh hell man, I work with a group of aircraft mechanics. The stuff we share makes this look like grade school homework. I was rferring to more of my random bouts of maniacal laughter from behind my screen. :)
If you can't enjoy life, it isn't worth living. Laugh all you want.
In reply to Toyman01 :
Bahahahaha. You owe me a keyboard and another pour of whiskey.
In reply to Wally :
Nice! 
In reply to Brett_Murphy :
The rare Jr/Sr meme where Budget Hulk Hogan makes valid points instead of being an antagonist.
On the other hand.
We have an acquaintance who believes that towel thing. When we went to his apartment Bianca looked at me with all the seriousness she could muster and said "Whatever you do, don't touch the towel" I asked which towel and she said I'd know it when I saw it.
It was just a hand towel next to his sink. It hadn't been washed in well over two years (she guesses closer to 5} because he only used it to dry his hands after washing them. It had all the flexibility and softness of a roofing tile and a "distinctive" odor that was noticeable from 5 feet.
Jumper K Balls (Trent) said:We have an acquaintance who believes that towel thing. When we went to his apartment Bianca looked at me with all the seriousness she could muster and said "Whatever you do, don't touch the towel" I asked which towel and she said I'd know it when I saw it.
It was just a hand towel next to his sink. It hadn't been washed in well over two years (she guesses closer to 5} because he only used it to dry his hands after washing them. It had all the flexibility and softness of a roofing tile and a "distinctive" odor that was noticeable from 5 feet.
Wow. That's nuts.
My wife can smell a towel that's a couple days old. We probably launder two big loads of towels a week.
1988RedT2 said:My wife can smell a towel that's a couple days old. We probably launder two big loads of towels a week.
My wife has a towel hierarchy. Towel is first used on hair out of shower. That towel is next used for the body after a shower. That towel is next used to wipe up any water that gets on the floor after a shower. Towel is then sent into the washer. Repeat.
In reply to Brett_Murphy :
It's the circle of life!
Once a week, towels get washed at least once a week. And i have 2 that i alternate between so whichever one i use has been hanging 2 days untouched.
And my job and lifestyle require i wash my hands before AND after i pee
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