I’m not saying that you can’t still be in a bad mood after seeing this, but you’re gonna have to work to keep that scowl on your face. I mean, geez, there’s even dramatic tension in there. Well played, senor. Well played.
Indiana Jones En busca del arca perdida (1981) pic.twitter.com/6msXLECiP7
— Untitled del Abismo (@WolfHjarta) July 9, 2017
‘Twas ever thus, and ever shall be.
You're going to grow up like your parents, whether you like it or not… #UsefulAdviceForTeens pic.twitter.com/6LsowInYHy
— Pulp Librarian (@PulpLibrarian) July 8, 2017
On a timer, because why not? But, yeah. This looks conceptually familiar.
— Brian Fargo (@BrianFargo) June 23, 2017
But apparently they are. If these are fakes, then they’re fakes that have managed to survive over a century’s scrutiny, which is impressive all by itself. But, seriously, this is real:
14,000 years ago two bison were shaped in soft clay, by torchlight, in the dark recesses of Le Tuc d'Audoubert cave in SW France #IceAgeArt pic.twitter.com/muhBwtibN3
— The Ice Age (@Jamie_Woodward_) June 18, 2017
At least, that’s been my experience in gaming. If they give you a full torpedo load, they’re expecting you to shoot them in the very near future. And if you do shoot them off too early, they typically give you a reload. So, yeah, “Launch Photon Torpedoes.”
What computer users see in security warning boxes pic.twitter.com/GdRFYwRAtK
— Miradore (@MiradoreLtd) March 20, 2017
(Via Cynthia Ann Yockey) Yes, I’m joking, but only slightly. That kind of conversion used to be a massive pain in the sit-upon. Now, it’s just more or less assumed to be a basic print option. Computers have just simply gotten so much better in the last twenty years.
The fourth main religion. pic.twitter.com/pza47s3yQ6
— You Had One Job (@_youhadonejob1) June 6, 2017
That poor cat. And by ‘poor’ I mean ‘hysterical-looking.’ Because I’m a bad man.
Persian cat living in Taiwan returns from the groomers almost completely bald aside from a furry face, leaving his owners in hysterics pic.twitter.com/v2JjwHWqJu
— People's Daily,China (@PDChina) May 16, 2017
Parents, that is. We all wonder, and we go into the Madness Districts to look for the crystalline insanity that will explain everything about Thomas the Tank Engine. My old friend Tommy Crown has gone deeper down that paths than others. Click through, and retrace his steps…
Hatt always had his favorites; everyone knew that from the start or learned it quickly.
Percy had learned it, hard.
— (((≠))) (@ThomasHCrown) May 11, 2017
So, when one of my kids saw this…
everyone please watch this pic.twitter.com/y1GGEHuj3r
— Joe Cunningham (@JoePCunningham) May 6, 2017
He’s got that Hey, man, I have no fingers or thumbs, OK? If I want to get downtown, this is how I get downtown look to him. Also: I’m not one to judge, but if I was hanging out with a raven I would like to think that I’d have a somewhat more exuberant view of life because, hey, I’m hanging out with a raven and that’s pretty cool, right? Ravens have personality, is what I’m saying.
Sure, you're goth, but are you dejectedly riding the subway with your raven goth? pic.twitter.com/KDboTBUI2O
— Max Sparber (@maxsparber) April 29, 2017
I’m not going to pound the table and say Implement this. Now. I will merely say that I have had days where I wanted to carry the red basket, and I have had days where I wanted to carry the black one. Being able to signal which kind of day I’m having would be awesome.
IMAGE: Store in South Korea allows customers to choose whether they want to be approached by staff pic.twitter.com/MYtEkonfTU
— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) April 18, 2017
Either a critical success on the part of the bear’s, or a critical failure on the people’s. Not sure which. Also: you can almost see the bear’s How are these creatures the apex predators? thought bubble as he watches… well. Watch for yourself:
Player Tip – Your stealth only has to beat their perception. Never assume you automatically fail.#dnd #Dungeonsanddragons pic.twitter.com/qwocBho1ue
— The GodDamn DM (@TheGodDamnDM) March 12, 2017
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