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A gay rights protest with an ironic sense of humor - Boston, Massachusetts

My computer is homosexual??!! Well, I’m not gonna allow it to sit on MY lap anymore.

(A gay rights protest with an ironic sense of humor – Boston, Massachusetts)

Watch out for that flag!

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  1. Vila Restal says:

    LOL!! It just shows the stupidity of many of those Anti-Everything but God Bible Bashers. If it wasn’t for Alan Turing who broke the Enigma code, she wouldn’t have been able to stand in the street protesting. She’d have a visit from her Local Gestapo who would have thrown her in Jail or in a Concentration Camp.

    • Kn0wledge1nd da GANGSTA...rollin da streets wit da homiez says:

      Sarcasm: Going over the heads of people since the beggining of time.

      • Captain Wow the Ambassador of Awesome says:

        *hangs head in shame*
        It’s usually lost and no one gets it.

        • Rando has no soup says:

          It’s an art that unfortunately the Internet has killed.

          • dissimilitude says:

            Judging from the expression on her face, she spent a large part of the rally dealing with people who didn’t get her sense of humor either.

          • Kn0wledge1nd da GANGSTA...rollin da streets wit da homiez says:

            R.I.P Sarcasm

            10,000 B.C – 2003 A.D (around the time LOL & gangsta talk became popular)

            • DuRêve says:

              I can has a sarcasm?
              BTW, I would add l33tsp34k to the list, too. ¬¬

              • InsertCleverAlias says:

                1337 5p34k 15 4 73h 1337!!!!11111!

                • InsertCleverAlias says:

                  Hmm… was my 1337 speak correct? All I really know is 1337. Teehee.

                  • dissimilitude says:

                    I’m not sure, but what alarms me is that I could read what you wrote and it made sense. :shock:

                    • InsertCleverAlias says:

                      That’s not good. Not good at all. 0.o

                    • LurkinMerkin says:

                      Elitespeak is for the elite? If I got that right (I’ve never seen this stuff before) it was the “teh” and my extensive training in LOLspeak that clued me in. Which is a bit ironic in itself….

                      • dissimilitude says:

                        Feel free to join me for the CAT scan and alcohol IV.

                      • Default User says:

                        Almost. It’s LEET. Not Elite. It can also be called gamer speak, or hacker speak. Something that is said to be leet is considered(by the speaker anyways) to be cool, awesome, amazing. and often technologically advanced or innovative. Unfortunately it is usually used by 12 year old’s who think they are cool when in reality, they are mostly just annoying.

                        • justacanuck the booty wench says:

                          I take it you’ve met my (12 year old) son, DU? :lol:

                        • Aremis says:

                          L33T speak is a whole cloth wannabe writing format. It was adopted by geeks, but mostly because they thought it was funny, not out of any actual belief it made them cool. The only ones who actually think it makes them cool are probably, like DU says, 12 or under.

                          #include gripe.cpp

                          No self respecting hacker would use L33T except as a mockery, really. At one point they did have their own lingo, called jargon. Ultimately it was used mostly by computer programmers, which makes sense because that’s essentially what hackers are. It was more like the rules and jargon of comptuer programming applied to English.

                          Aside from using nonstandard symbols like != in writing or straight computer jargon (ie ANSI standard pizza = sausage and mushroom), they apply computer logic to written syntax. Putting the punctuation outside of parenthesis or quotes, proper use of double negatives in boolean choices, use of single quotes to mark something versus universal double quotes.

                          Some conventions everyone here is already familiar with. Consistantly misspelling common typo’s (ie bork=broke, !!!!11!!11, etc.), caps lock as shouting, and uncommon brackets to denote emphasis or action (ie *dies*, *sprays coffee on keyboard*, etc).

                          Other examples: using non-printed characters (“this jerk ^H^H^H^H guy thinks he’s so smart” = “This jerk, er, guy thinks he’s so smart”), using code in writing (me==awesome++), and multiple nested parenthesis (I do that a lot (like this)).

                          end rant;

      • gow says:

        ya but you cant see the whole flag she might have drawn a swastika on it for all we know

    • CK says:

      This picture is solid proof of Bunker’s Law:

      “It is impossible to tell the difference between radical fundamentalism and good satire.”

      I say this because it got me too, right up until I saw the rainbow flag…

      • bluejade says:

        Nailed it.

      • dissimilitude says:

        SJC = Supreme Judicial Court, in Massachusetts. Not being from Massachusetts, when I first saw this photo a while back I saw the sticker and thought “Hmmm….” and googled it to see what was up.

      • I Like Peanut Butter says:

        That’s why knee jerk reactions = stupidity……

      • mabsba says:

        I’m pretty sure Diss isn’t either, and she knew what both of those are (as did I). You can actually know these things and still be straight. :)

        BTW, ctrl + is the friend of all who should be wearing their reading glasses (such as myself).

        • Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

          wow I never knew ctrl + thanks!

          • mabsba says:

            Credit goes to VG for telling me. It’s all that studying we geeks do to feel superior — ruins our eyes. :D

            • viking gal says:

              And I just learned from a friend that if you forget how far up you went on ctrl +, you can use ctrl 0 to recenter the image size. (that’s the zero, not a letter o).

              • Default User says:

                Control [mouse scroll] also works to make it bigger/smaller, depending on the direction you scroll.

              • mabsba says:

                Does anyone remember when there were no monitors and what you typed was printed on green and white striped paper? Probably not. *sigh*

                I just thought of that because it did make proper zeroes; i.e., with lines through them. So much better.

                • viking gal says:

                  I remember the gold letters on black background, and that was on a Vic-20 (tape recorder plus a television). I still have NO clue how it worked, but I could program in basic!!
                  I also remember doing my dissertation on a dual-floppy drive laptop (no hard drive). But I am SOOO glad computers were invented pre-dissertation!!!

                  • mabsba says:

                    Me, too! My husband had to have his type-set and printed, only two years before mine. But his had really nasty math and lots of it!

                  • Vila Restal says:

                    God!! The Vic20, that takes me way, way back!! I used to have a ZX Spectrum (that was the first computer I have had way back in 1982, a 48K one complete with Rubber Keyboard.) BTW For anyone wanting to get back to the way things used to be, try the link provided. It has thousands of old Speccy games, magazines and other stuff of a Speccy Nature. (Hmm…. I’ve been using a computer nearly every day for the past 28 years, no wonder my eyesight is shot :-) )

                • ancienty geeky grandma says:

                  Yeah – I still have a dot-matrix printer. It’s attached to the DOS computer. Some of my customers still design PC boards in DOS!!! How 80’s!! They are going away in a month. I will celebrate by e-cycling the whole shebang!

      • Geez, I’m like almost as old as dirt and even I know what a pride flag is. You mean to tell me you have never seen cars running around with a rainbow sticker and wasn’t just a little bit curious?

      • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

        And you get one of the many “Missing The Point” trophies we’ll be handing out ALL day.

      • ancienty geeky grandma says:

        Oh and granny hasn’t had coffee yet…

    • viking gal says:

      The rainbow flag hiding behind the caption is a clue that ‘mikebrow’ missed (or ignored).

    • gow says:

      yes, but, she said its was a devil machine assuming that she actually believes in the devil then she must be christian and thats how this get worse

    • DRH says:

      hmmm…. what a suprise…. bias trumps reading skills. again.

    • Default User says:

      …Have you been having sex with your computer again?

    • Hobittual says:

      Ahem, although I agree with you sentiments, It was not particularly Alan Turing that cracked the Enigma code. It was always crackable, just that the permutations for doing so went into millions, cryptologists hard work was the basis of cracking it, mountains of it on paper. Turing was actually responsible for initiating the process that led to the building of the Collosii (there was more than 1), It was Tommy Flowers that built them though, his part in it should not be forgotten. In addition to this fact, it wasn’t the Enigma code that helped us win the war, it was that Station X cracked the Lorenz cipher, a completely different animal.

  2. Akradon says:

    Dont ya think its funny how that was all typed up on a computer?

  3. bamf! says:

    hahaha typical american

  4. MarkoE says:

    This person must be american, do they not even realise it was Charles Babbage who actually invented the computer

    • Vila Restal says:

      Actually he kind of invented it. He only got it partially built before he died. But apparently from tests it would have worked brilliantly. However the Americans had their own “computer”, although it was more of a Calculating Machine in the late 1800s (someone who is a real expert on American History should be able to give the date) it was used to come up with the results of the 18-whatsit census and managed to bring down the time required from months to a week or so. BTW On the subject of Babbage. His friend Ada Lovelace who highlighted his invention to the world (he was one of these people who wouldn’t boast about his own achievements) was the person who they named the Computer Language ADA after.

      • biff says:

        Babbage’s computer could NOT have worked. The tolerances were not only far beyond the capabilities of the technology (even today), the slightest change in temperature or humidity would have scrambled the results.

        • keithybabes says:

          Whaddya mean? A fully working Difference Engine was made by the Science Museum in London, using technology and tolerances achievable by the Victorians. It works perfectly and is still on display there. Another one is in private ownership.

          • Default User says:

            They actually built one? Oh, that sounds pretty. From what I understand of the design, it’s a steam punks fantasy come true. *puts London Museum of Science on ‘must see’ places to visit list*

            • The Moomin says:

              I believe they made it out of meccano? Babbage is a hero of mine, he baked himself in an oven to see what temperatures the human body would withstand :D

              • Default User says:

                Had to google Meccano. Apparently the Erector set I had as a child is incredibly similar. As in from the pictures they look exactly the same. I think I may still have it somewhere at my dads house…

                It’s time to build me a computer!

            • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

              DU, I think it’s a traveling exhibit right now, in the US. I could be wrong but I heard a radio story about Babbage and the Difference Engine that they built.

              • keithybabes says:

                Like I said, there are two. One may be travelling round the US but the other is in London on permanent display in the Science Museum.

    • herman ze german says:

      you are only half-right. babbages work was great, inspiring and important for software-mechanics. but in fact, the inventor konrad zuse build the first functional computer worldwide.

      • I Like Peanut Butter says:

        YOU ALL LIE!!! It was the ancient Chinese who invented the computer, like gun powder, the wheel, NAMBLA, all the things that make America Great…. **in keeping with missed things in this LOL, Nambla = sarcasm**

      • Aremis says:

        :roll: In Newton’s words “We all stand on the shoulders of giants”. In other words things aren’t invented in a vacuum. Einstein didn’t hash together relativity without Maxwell’s equations, which essentially predicted relativity. Edison didn’t invent the light bulb, he just made it commercially viable. Ford didn’t invent the automobile or the assembly line, he just put them together. Darwin was a latecomer in the evolution debate and only really got the credit because he didn’t mind the publicity and wrote a good bit more about it than his scientific compatriots. And none of the people you all mention ‘invented’ the computer in the sense that they sat down and hashed it out from start to finish.

        The question is more about where you draw the line for ‘computer’ than anything. Is an automated clock a computer? It’s not digital, but it uses artificial, automated processes to calculate and answer, in this case the time. Was the odometer credited to Archimedes a calculator? It was able to calculate distances using mechanical processes accurate to an error of as little as .4%. The same precision wasn’t found again in Europe until the 15th century, but does that mean Archimedes wasn’t the original inventor?

        How about Astrolabes? Or Al-Jazari’s clock tower, that was programmable. How about Schickard’s calculating clock circa 1623?

        Most inventions don’t have a defined enough starting point to make the ‘yer so dumb you didn’t know X invented it’ statements. This is expecially true of catergories of things like the computer.

        • viking gal says:

          Or the abacus, for that matter.

        • Aremis says:

          Did I really spell it expecially? Did I really commit an English teacher’s nightmare scenario?

          *commits Seppuku*

          • mabsba says:

            You could hope that most people won’t read to the end? :)

            I offer you forgiveness on behalf of all English geeks.

            Addendum to your post: Darwin even waited as long as he did to publish his evolution work because his wife was upset about it. Silly women holding back scientific progress…*ouch* Retract that…Madame Curie’s ghost just whacked me on the head. :D

            • Aremis says:

              No, no, it’s an honor thing. Even when samurai are doing the right thing, like rebelling against a tyrannical lord, they still commit Seppukku. Besides, my guts are already out, it’s a little late for semantics.

              *dies*

              • mabsba says:

                Well, I can completely understand that. Hmmm. *looks down at the guts* MOP GIRL! I have whiskey for the mop girl!

                • viking gal says:

                  Oooh, science in action! Can we dissect Aremis a little bit before we mop him up?

                  • Default User says:

                    I really wish he’d taken off the Artemis costume I had lent him first. Blood and spleen are so hard to get out of fabric.

                    • Aremis says:

                      Yeah, the dry-cleaning bill would be murder. Or suicide anyway. I can buy you a new one.

                      I is o.k. by the way. It’s the whole Wheel of Samsara bit. You know, Shinto in life, Buddhist in death and all. I’ve got some attachment issues so I’m not looking to dump my suffering anytime soon. While that’s no good for the karma, it’s a nice free pass on the reincarnation coaster.

                  • mabsba says:

                    Ew. I don’t do that nasty medical science stuff! *goes off to read nice, clean math book*

                    • froofrou the Ava says:

                      Math is never clean, mabsba, no matter what anyone says. I’m speaking as a survivor of the bloodbath called “Freshman Algebra 101″ filled with non-science majors.

                      • mabsba says:

                        Hah! That’s nothing compared to calculus at a large state university. Average passing rate is usually less than 50%. Kind of a pain to teach, too. ;)

                        • froofrou the Ava says:

                          I loved my Chem prof at ETBU. It was a 101 level course, and the first day he walked in, looked at us, and said “Ok, who here is a Chemistry major?” One person raised his hand.

                          “Ok,” my Chem prof says, “I’m going to assume that the rest of you are in here because you have to be.” And then he spent the rest of the semester teaching us just enough to say we’d been in Chem and pass lab, and telling stories about how he used to blow stuff up as a young adult studying for his various engineering, chem, and business degrees.

                          I loved him :-)

                        • viking gal says:

                          I bet you learned more chemistry than you think you did–teachers can be sneaky like that!

                        • mabsba says:

                          *looks innocent* Us teachers? Sneaky?

                        • viking gal says:

                          Of course! I’m so devious that my agenda is hidden in plain sight! *wrings hands* Mwahahahah!

                        • froofrou the Ava says:

                          I can guarantee you that I actually learned in that class. I tried to take Chem twice at SFA and dropped both times so fast that I got money back. If the teacher acts like they’re dead, how am I supposed to learn??? Dr. Williams showed us how to make bombs, and scare the Chem labs by dropping chemicals in the sinks to make popping noises when it contacts water, and told us how he caught a frat stealing the alcohol they used for experiements by spiking it to make them pee red……he is teh awsum. What made it even better is that he’s the Dean of the Business school, and they asked him to teach Chem because they were short a prof and he just happened to have an advanced degree.

                          Oh, and he taught us how to make pepper spray by pressurizing jalapeno peppers. He said the first time he and a buddy did that, it “somehow” got into the air conditioning system of the building they were in, and they had to evacuate :-)

                        • viking gal says:

                          You aren’t really a chemist if you haven’t 1) started a lab fire, 2) evacuated a building, or 3) become an amazing cook!

                        • mabsba says:

                          My son loved his 9th grade chem teacher. Every day he would tell me what they had set on fire and what color it burned. (She had just returned from being an Einstein Fellow AND receiving the Presidential Science Teacher Award.)

                          Unfortunately, at large universities, often teaching first year classes is a punishment bestowed upon out of favor professors or non-tenured staff, the former usually resentful and the latter usually spending most of their time desperately trying to publish. That was my experience at least. :)

                          But, of course, math and science are the easiest classes, anyway. :)

                        • froofrou the Ava says:

                          This was at a private Baptist university, so I don’t know if the same professor punishment rules apply, lol.

                          Science is easy if you’re blowing stuffs up, and math is only easy if I can take off my shoes. I’m just fine not knowing what X is. I’m not a pirate, after all!

                        • mabsba says:

                          No, no. Pirates have to know where X is.

                          Math is only really interesting once you get to the parts that don’t have numbers. Until then it’s all arithmetic. :)

                        • dissimilitude says:

                          Hah! That’s nothing compared to calculus at a large state university.

                          Lol…Mabsba, when I took calculus, our professor came in with our graded midterms and stood there for the longest time just looking at the class. Then he shook his head and said “I am SO glad that none of you are math majors….” and passed them back.

                        • mabsba says:

                          Once I was the TA for the “Math for Liberal Arts Majors,” the easiest math course we had (one math course was required for graduation). A nice young woman, a senior, was in tears because she was so terrified of taking a math course (but couldn’t graduate without it) because she ‘learned in HS that I can’t do math.’ She got an A. I often wanted to go beat the sh*t out of some Texas HS math teachers. :evil:

                          Hard part was teaching probability to Southern Baptist kids who’d never seen a deck of cards. lol.

                        • tom says:

                          wow u teach calculus at a state university? you must be brilliant!

                      • Aremis says:

                        Mabsba, my wife had a teacher in high school tell her the same sort of thing when she asked the teacher a question. Something like ’some people just aren’t going to understand this.’ My wife’s not one for tears. She got her Physics degree instead.

                        She did the same thing when her Piano prof told her that she didn’t think she should be in the program and that she wanted her to drop her music degree because she was never formally trained and did some truly bizarre things from a technique standpoint. Again, instead she met and exceeded every ridiculously difficult and sometimes humiliating task the prof threw at her. She graduated with the piano degree at the same time as her physics degree.

                        Some people refuse to be held back by the flaws of their mentors.

                        • viking gal says:

                          Major respect for your wife! I’ve met a couple women who changed major (chem to bio, physics to bio) because they were told ‘women don’t do this’, and one who stuck it out in spite of that sort of comment. Some people shouldn’t be allowed the privilege of teaching, I think!

                        • mabsba says:

                          No kidding! The particular student I was remembering was a straight A art history major — have you ever LOOKED at what they learn? It’s insanely difficult. I remember my sister talking about how to date religious pictures by the cherubs and the halos. I just said, “Uh huh.” This woman could do that and not do math? Please….

                          Very few women in physics when we were in grad school; it’s a little better now. I think.

                        • Aremis says:

                          Sadly, the percent of women in physics and engineering fields has remained largely the same over the last few decades. My wife was one of maybe a dozen women pursuing a BS in Physics in the whole university when she graduated. The guys outnumbered them around 10:1.

                        • well…does she make good pie?

                        • Aremis says:

                          *oblivious*Yes, as a matter of fact. Why do you ask?*/oblivious*

                        • well if she didnt, she would of had to drop her classes and learn how to make good pie is all, but as long as she has her woman stuff first and that science stuff second. its ok

                        • mabsba says:

                          Psst. Aremis, that kind of goes back to a lol a while back. A bit like ‘the flag is Belgian.’

                          I think 10 to 1 is better in physics than it was (it was being 20+ years ago :) ).

                • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

                  Sorry, I was on a faerie dust binge.

                  Mop mop mop, all day long. Mop mop mop while I sing that song. Gonna wax that floor, gonna make it shine, gonna take off the spraypaint with turpentine.

  5. xaratherus says:

    Irony.

    She’s doin it rite. Yer all gettin it rong.

  6. The Steve says:

    Wait…looking at lesbian porn makes my computer a homosexual?!?!

    • bluejade says:

      No, it makes you lesbian. You learn this stuff!

      • The Steve says:

        Well I’ve always known that -I- was a lesbian, I love boobies!

        • I Like Peanut Butter says:

          I’m a lesbain trapped in a man’s body. However it still doesn’t allow me to pick up lesbians. DAMN penis!

          • Nebton says:

            True story: Back in the day, I was a ballroom dance instructor. (What can I say? It helped pay the way through college.) Perhaps not surprisingly, about half of my colleagues were homosexual. (Most of the guys, and a few of the gals.) Anyways, after work one night, the owner of the dance studio rented a limo and took us all to a lesbian bar. While there, I witnessed a man dressed in drag trying to pick up lesbians.

            • dissimilitude says:

              Well….points for effort, I guess?

              • viking gal says:

                I think that only works if a turkey baster is involved? :)

              • Aremis says:

                Well, except for my college roommate who decided to become a woman, then started dating a girl. It’s a little hard to put a finger on that one. It got more complicated when they tried once to have ‘normal’ sex since he was pre-op and he managed to get her pregnant. Wouldn’t have been that weird if he hadn’t been on an obscene amount of female hormones and had grown a pair of boobs.

                God my life is like a bad episode of Springer. Or maybe a good one? hard to tell.

                • viking gal says:

                  Is there such a thing as a good episode of Springer?

                • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

                  Well, see, GID (Gender Identity Disorder) =/= sexual orientation. People with GID identify as the other gender. The lines just get really blurred though when you try to incorporate GID and sexual orientation. See, I’m a female. A female who is attracted to a male is heterosexual. Now, if I identify myself as male, biologically (all my chromosomes and junk) I am still female so I should still like males if I am heterosexual. See how confusing it is? Gender reassignment is not chromosome reassignment, you’ll still be the sex of your birth biologically. But you’ll be more comfortable with the physical body.

                  I’m rambling. It’s just so hard to apply “normal” sexual orientation to people with GID.

          • Lilybean says:

            A guy who likes girls and a lesbian in a male body are very different ideas. ;)

            Attraction and gender identity are so completely different, most people using that joke would never DREAM of the hell that is misused pronouns, bathroom incidents, SRS, and general body issues.

            So you know. You might wanna show a little respect.
            (or maybe across the belly, spilling your intestines…)

            • Aremis says:

              Yup, my aforementioned college roommate was gender dysphoric (Ha, I borked spell-check again). It was a lotta not fun for her (formerly him). It wasn’t fun for me either. The way I put it is imagine someone who has never had a period in their life getting their first one. Now dial that up by a factor of 8 or so to counteract the Testosterone. THe first month was bad, but after things levelled off she was back to something approaching normal. Some pretty big personality changes, though.

              She had to con a small-town DMV worker to change her gender, though technically she wasn’t supposed to without having the actual operation.

              My other friend is GD but not actively pursuing it (lots of people decide not to move forward due to money, family complications, etc). That’s a real problem for pronouns. He (male, formerly female) just asks people to pick one and stick to it.

              Did I mention I know at least three other transgendered people? I got the ‘T’ covered, anyone have the ‘GLBs’ to throw in?

              Oh, and by the way, I’m as straight as an arrow with a wife and two kids. I’m totally open-minded, but even I am a bit lost as to how I know so many transgendered folk. I mention it because when I bring up the high rate of transgendered friends, people start to make assumptions about me which can only lead to embarrassment down the line.

              • justacanuck the booty wench says:

                That’s very common. A lot of transvestites are hetero (for example: Eddie Izzard).

              • Aremis says:

                Yeah, my F to M friend was very adamant that he wasn’t a lesbian to the point that there was an uncomfortable bar conversation with a lesbian Religious Studies prof at one point.

                I haven’t met any straight transvestites, though (I am, however, a fan of the Action Transvestite mentioned below). I used to shave my legs (and my eyebrows once) because I liked the feel. That stopped when I got married, though my wife never actually asked me to stop. I guess the difference between me and the true transvestite crowd is my desire to shave was 100% for the feel of it. Purely, and bizarrely practical. I guess I just have a healthy lack of respect for social norms.

                • justacanuck the booty wench says:

                  I think that most hetero transvetites keep themselves hidden because of the stigma, but (if I recall correctly) research indicates they are more common than homosexual transvestites. Drag Queens are just more “out there”.

              • sammy says:

                you know transgendered people? good for you! you’re so open-minded!

      • Vila Restal says:

        Hang on??? A Lesbian is a Homosexual by dint of the meaning of the word – Homo – Same, Sexual – Guess :-) (BTW I’m a member of the National Pedants Association although we like to call it the National Society for Pedants :-) ) BTW Lesbianism apparently is again a Greek invention. Created on the Isle of Lesbos (where do you think they got the name from :-) ) when all their men went off to war (Possibly against Persia) they had all this pent up sexual energy so they had to release it amongst themselves using the ancient Greek version of a Strap-On :-)

        • dissimilitude says:

          You know, I heard on the History channel the other night that historically, what the women of Lesbos were famous for (at the time) were being, um, on the slutty side. And very, very good at blowjobs. The more you know, huh? ;-)

          • Rando has no soup says:

            Bisexual sluts, huh? *fervently works on time machine*

            • telefil says:

              Oh, come on, just go out to the average bar populated with drunk college chicks. No time machine needed. Skeezy is skeezy, no matter the century.

              • The Steve says:

                Slutty college chicks sleep with hot man-whore type college guys…

                Rando – keep working on that time machine. Dibs on shotgun.

                • Kn0wledge1nd da GANGSTA...rollin da streets wit da homiez says:

                  *hands Rando Flux Capicitor*

                  That should help. I call window seat.

                  • slatfatf says:

                    don’t you nee a hadron accelerator to make a time machine, i know where you can pick up one cheap. (i also have a sonic screwdriver in my pocket, or is that just because of the thought of going to lesbos?)

              • Kn0wledge1nd da GANGSTA...rollin da streets wit da homiez says:

                Telefil

                You ain’t never lie. I’ve been to some of those “Craziest Bars in America” they showed on Girls Gone Wild. Good times. But no one parties like HBCUs ;D

              • Rando has no soup says:

                Average bar with drunk girls with low self-esteem making out with chicks for a Girls Gone Wild t-shirt…or an island of sluts who will apparently do anyone of either gender. Go time machine!

                • dissimilitude says:

                  The thing about the GGW stuff that really makes me headdesk is that these girls are stupid enough to let somebody else make money from showing their tits to people. If somebody’s going to make money off your tits, get a cut of it, if not all of it. Demand residuals, stupid giggly flashy girls!

                  • Rando has no soup says:

                    “I’m gonna make several millions off your drunkenness…but here’s a t-shirt.”

                    • dissimilitude says:

                      Exactly. I told all my daughters I better NEVER see any of them in a GGW commercial, and that if anyone was ever going to make money from the showing off of their body it had better be them.

                    • Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

                      I wonder if people would pay for a guys gone wild? I could be rich!

                      • Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

                        aww why are all the great ideas already taken?

                      • viking gal says:

                        Yeah, but the GGW guy has been caught in a few lawsuits in the past year or so (underage girls), so maybe there is a less…fraught way to make money?

                      • Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

                        oh that’s crap. That should be the bar’s fault. Unless he took them to a hotel or something.

                      • mabsba says:

                        I don’t think they’re all filmed in bars. Besides, he’s guilty of filming a minor; if they did go to a bar, they’re guilty of serving a minor. So BOTH are guilty of crimes.

                      • viking gal says:

                        The underage gals were either in a street party or on a beach, I forget which. The filmer might have switched to bars after the first suit?

                      • The Steve says:

                        He also lost a huge law suit because he featured a woman on the cover of a DVD who never actually took her top off. She was just walking down the beach in a bikini and ended up on the cover of GGW.

                      • Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

                        So taking a picture of someone in public is a crime now? Does that mean if I end up on the jumbo-tron at the game I can sue?

                      • dissimilitude says:

                        Well, using an identifiable picture of some stranger in public for commercial purposes and making money off their image without their consent, especially implying that they’re going to be flashing their boobies at strangers…..a little different.

                      • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

                        @Diss – If that’s illegal why can’t Michelle Obama sue PETA for using a photo of her without her consent in their most recent ad campaign?

                      • froofrou the fairy who is a bit peckish says:

                        Hel, I heard about that (Michelle Obama’s pic). I haven’t looked at the story yet (just heard a radio spot last night on my way home from work), but doesn’t it depend on how they labeled her? I mean, if they said “Michelle Obama says this!”, that’ using without her consent, but if they said “Even the First Lady says this!”, isn’t that just using a public figure for advertising?

                        I’m not sure of the particulars, I’ll research it when I get to work later. Personally, I think using her picture without her consent is just stupid, especially considering how willing they (she and Barack) are to pose for publicity (I swear that’s not a slam! Merely a comment on the number of magazine covers they’ve done :-) )

                      • dissimilitude says:

                        This isn’t US-specific, but it does give a good general explanation of the different privacy interests, etc.

                      • froofrou the fairy who is a bit peckish says:

                        So PETA was clearly in the wrong here. They capitalized on Michelle Obama’s reputation for commercial purposes without her express consent.

                        Or something.

                      • keithybabes says:

                        OOPS. I just read that. I think I might have defamed the Pope (among many other public figures) on this site. Only joking, your Holiness!!

                      • PortlandMark says:

                        To be fair, the allegations of underage performers in ggw is, at best, unproven. He may be a scumbucket, but there’s no proof, yet, that he’s an *illegal* scumbucket. Similarly, the story reported by The Steve seems to be slightly in error; though her case was settled, she had indeed been flashing her boobies around.

                        I Wiki’ed to find most of this out. I just couldn’t believe that a pornographer could use underage actresses and not go to jail for a very long time.

                      • Default User says:

                        This is one of the cases where I think you should be required to prove that each and everyone of your naked film starts are over the age of 18, and retain proof. As I understand most professional porn makes will photocopy your Drivers Liscense to keep as proof. Getting a close up shot on film of each of these girls IDs for age verification purposes only should be mandatory.

                  • Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

                    You’ve got to admit though the GGW creator was a freaking genius though.

                • Kn0wledge1nd da GANGSTA...rollin da streets wit da homiez says:

                  Ancient Greek sluts FTW!!

          • Aremis says:

            They were also remarkably good poets and writers. But then the Greeks couldn’t keep it in their pants long enough to read poetry. Part of the reputation came from the fact that one of the finest Lesbian (in the location sense) poets, Sappho, wrote some rather racy works (in the modern sense, to the Greeks it was tame) that occasionally involved admiration for other women. Frankly, she was likely bi-curious if anything, though line-in-the-sand sexuality wasn’t much of a concept then.

          • Flutterbee says:

            And there was this one VERY famous lesbian, named Sappho. She wrote a lot of pretty words, you know. If she and Homer ever got together (whoever Homer actually was, not going into that debate right now) Oh, what poetry could have been!

            • Flutterbee says:

              (Diverts laptop away from softer bits and takes it away from HOW) Hey! I read them! I’m just not as quick on the typing as others, because, let’s see, I actually re-read my own posts to try to avoid typos etc. that get people in trouble with the grammar-trolls. So there!

              • dissimilitude says:

                An hour and 52 minutes of proofreading? I’m actually impressed, but….that might be a little OCD.

                • Flutterbee says:

                  No. I don’t jump on each and every LOL as soon as it’s posted. :) THAT would be OCD, in my book. I get to them whenever I get to them, sometimes days later, who cares? This is all for entertainment, after all.

                • There's a booty says:

                  No, no, no. Flutterbee is in a different time zone and therefore, actually spent -8 minutes on proofreading…..and, yeah, sorry, FB, I tried to help you, but Diss is right. :D

                  • dissimilitude says:

                    I think she may have missed that the original point of HelonWheels’ comment was that she was repeating more or less what the poster above her said…. it’s not a huge-ass big deal, though.

                    • justacanuck the booty wench says:

                      Of course it is! Remember, I’m the booty wench, it’s my job to know huge asses are a big deal.

                      • I Like Peanut Butter says:

                        Now are we talking huge a$$es as in fat a$$es that look like Cottage Cheese, or huge firm a$$es that Sir Mix A-Lot sang about?

                      • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

                        I would like to say both but I’m not the Booty Wench. Please say “both”, Nucky!!

                      • justacanuck the booty wench says:

                        Both, HOW, assess (and boobies) should be loved no matter what.

                      • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

                        But much like the Walmart boobies from a previous lol, the cottage cheese asses should NOT be paraded out in public in a thong. However, that is just MHO.

                      • justacanuck the booty wench says:

                        I would agree entirely!

                      • viking gal says:

                        Asses (and many other body parts) are much more interesting when only hinted at in public, and fully revealed to the truly deserving!

                  • Flutterbee says:

                    No, DIss is wrong. I only logged onto FB 15 minutes ago; 10 minutes of reading, 5 of proofreading. Now there’s a new picture up. I don’t spend ALL DAY waiting for these LOLS to pop up on this site, you know. There’s this thing called Real Life which I have, and actually prefer to wading through all the flame-wars posted by idiots. The pun-runs, however, leave me giggling, so I look especially for those. :)

            • wobbl3w33z says:

              I guess if she got together with Homer, that would make her a Homer-sexual. *cymbal crash*

              • InsertCleverAlias says:

                Nice one! *drums* Ba dum KSHHHH!

                • Vila Restal says:

                  That reminds me of that bit in The Simpsons where Homer and Lisa go to a community project which is building houses for the poor. Homer paints something on the wall, Lisa looks at it aghast and says “Dad, you can’t put that.” Homer says “Why not. If Bart can have El Barto, then I should be able to have.” At this point the camera pulls back to reveal “EL HOMO”. :-)

      • EvilDave says:

        I have always wanted to be a lesbian.

        • Aremis says:

          A few years of therapy, a year of hormones and $90,000 worth of surgery and that dream, my friend, can be a reality.

    • dissimilitude says:

      Actually, The Steve, I think it was looking at the women on the PeopleofWalmart.com site that turned your computer. ;-)

      • The Steve says:

        How did you know I clicked on that!?!

        I told my computer not to tell anyone!!

        • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

          Well, your computer is kinda of a mouthy slut and can’t keep your secrets. I’d fit it with a discretion chip if I were you.

          • Default User says:

            Is that like a ball gag for a computer? Kinky.

            • Aremis says:

              Either that or HellOnWheels is into DS.

              • Vila Restal says:

                What Nintendos. How to turn your Games System into a Sex Aid in 5 easy lessons :-)

                • Aremis says:

                  They had a strip poker game for the original NES. Hard to say what benefit you’d get from 8-bit graphics, but interesting nontheless.

                  • Vila Restal says:

                    You think that’s bad??? That’s nothing!! I can remember they had a Strip Poker game for the ZX Spectrum (for all of you youngsters out there. It was an extremely popular computer during the 80s, but only had 8 colours (16 if you buggered about a little. Actually make that 32, as the flash attribute was also counted as a colour!!) Can you imagine what that would look like???

  7. Captain Wow the Ambassador of Awesome says:

    ZOMG MY COMPUTER IS ZEE GHEY!!11!
    *eyeroll*
    I can’t WAIT to see how many idiots do not understand this picture.

  8. ferradans says:

    ummmm wtf
    if you are against something dont remember good stuff about it like it won WWII
    xD i call it an EPIC FAIL

  9. Zekuu says:

    she probably still has a rotary dial phone…

  10. Rando has no soup says:

    Nobody cares what you think.

  11. gamingkitty says:

    Nice one — I’ll even forgive the sign writer for ignoring Marian Rejewski, Jerzy Rozycki and Henryk Zygalski.

    • keithybabes says:

      Wow, you just beat the world Scrabble points record.

      • Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

        LIES! Names are not worth any points.

        • Rando has no soup says:

          House rules. Let’s see. Triple word score…triple letter score on Z…that’s about eleventy hundred points.

        • keithybabes says:

          Any fule kno that Rejewski, Rozycki and Zygalski are different kinds of Polish dumplings. Go ask any deli owner in NY (he lied)….

          • Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

            No thanks. I just got back from NY for new years. You can have the points I’ll just stay home.

      • Aremis says:

        ‘cept I’m pretty sure in the Slavic variants of Scrabble ‘z’ and ‘y’ are kinda like ‘e’ and ‘t’ in the English versions.

        • Default User says:

          Well, technically yes. But we couldn’t find one and had to use the standard American scrabble board so the z and y and still high scoring letters.

  12. I just spilled soup says:

    Hehe, this is like the suit one a couple of days ago..

  13. Are you watching porn says:

    No, just …openminded.

  14. bschinz10 says:

    How did she make the sign?? Looks pretty well printed to me…that or she has incredible printing skills. lol.

  15. viking gal says:

    No one cares what you think.

  16. Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

    I care what you think.
    But only about rather I should I wear boots or shoes today?

  17. I Like Peanut Butter says:

    Sarcasm… used not only in pics anymore.

  18. I Like Peanut Butter says:

    See once someone noticed ILPB On stuff NOW EVERYONE’S changing there names to make funny sayings. **sigh** the burden of setting trends. ;-)

    • Nebton says:

      You do realize that being a trend setter, by definition, makes you a liberal, don’t you? I just thought you should know…

      • I Like Peanut Butter says:

        Umm no Mr. Amborse Burnside (Tried and true conservative) started the Side Burns trend during the Civil War. Thank you.

        • mabsba says:

          “The exception that proves the rule.” /sarcasm

          (Figured given today’s trend, I’d better add that. :) )

          • I Like Peanut Butter says:

            Hey there are more. Jessica Simpson set many trends… like being an air head….. calling tuna a chicken….. ummmm wait I’m not helping my fellow conservatives here…. DAMN IT!! Durty liburalls are gettin in me hed.

            • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

              *in ILPB’s head*

              Eeewwww, it’s all mushy and slimy in here. Why is the majority of the floor space in here behind the door labeled “Pron”?

        • Nebton says:

          Ah, c’mon! A name like “Ambrose”, and you don’t think he was a liberal‽‽‽ ;)

  19. I Like Peanut Butter says:

    Those are Ukranian Stewardesses…… with GREAT legs.

  20. McSnerk says:

    Is that Clay Aiken?

  21. Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

    That’s just a cover up. Your computer is trying to lure you into a false sense of security. Next thing you know you’ll be drinking wine with the lights dim over a Adam Lambert video on youtube. Just be sure to use protection though you wouldn’t want a computer virus.

    • Saw what you did says:

      Um, Not? Those aren’t all ….technically….”ladies”. :twisted:

      • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

        And even if they are your computer is obviously a lesbian!

        • Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

          My computer is a man! who cares if it has a bunch of slots to plug things in.

          • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

            SSEEEEXXXXXXXXIIIIIIIIISSSSSTTTTTT!!!11!!!

          • dissimilitude says:

            Well, men do have a few slots you can stick things in, generally. Just one less than women.

            • keithybabes says:

              You’d be surprised. (clicky). Or then again maybe not…

              • dissimilitude says:

                :eek:
                I’ve been catheterized before and can’t personally imagine sticking anything there for fun, but….it’s a big old world, isn’t it?

                We’re still one slot ahead of you. :-P

              • Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

                Dude no. Sounding is just…just no.

              • Default User says:

                Keithy, I love you, you know I love you, but there’s just some things I’m not going to do for you. That would one of the big ones right there.

                • keithybabes says:

                  Oy vey. I never said I was into THAT! I has a shrivel just thinking about it!

                  • shortright the ivanist who thinks clothes are overrated says:

                    i have a friend who used to work in a sex shop… they sold glass sounding sticks.

                    now imagine it breaking. sounding was bad enough, right? introducing glass is just a BAD idea.

                    • Nebton says:

                      I hate not understanding the conversation, so I had to go look up what sounding sticks are.

                      I hate you guys (and gals) for that.

                      • shortright the ivanist who thinks clothes are overrated says:

                        we still love you though nebbie! just forget about sounding… and stop reading RIGHT NOW.

                        this same friend also sold a guy a sounding stick over a 1/2″ in diameter. he was stretching it to a point where his boyfriend and he could have sex that way. now THAT is something to make all you boys out there curl up and cry.

                      • justacanuck the booty wench says:

                        Shortright, that made ME cringe.

                      • Nebton says:

                        You knew I wouldn’t be able stop reading. Bastard.

                      • shortright the ivanist who thinks clothes are overrated says:

                        i couldn’t help but wonder what sort of infection he could be introducing to his body by having a GAPING HOLE there 24/7…

                      • shortright the ivanist who thinks clothes are overrated says:

                        as a proud owner of a vagina… do you (you meaning the PK menfolk) think that would even be pleasurable? or is it just really REALLY weird and something he’ll regret in a handful of years when he’s got a gaping urethra and they found out that having sex through/in the penis isn’t so much fun…?

                      • Nebton says:

                        Considering that the most sensitive spot is on the outside, I can’t imagine how it’d be pleasurable. Of course, some people apparently getting it up the butt, so…

                        But yeah, gaping urethra sounds like a recipe for infection. Either that, or a punk rock band’s name. Or both. Definitely both.

              • I have porn says:

                Different strokes for different folks..

        • Chimpsmirk says:

          The haircut alone screams friend ‘o Sappho.

  22. Aremis says:

    In addition to the “it’s sarcasm” notes up above, I’d like to note that there is absolutely zero requirement that LOL’s need to stay true to the picture. The point is to be funny in whatever way it can be accomplished.

    • Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

      Tell that to EWAAdams

      • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

        Ah, see, that’s useless. Because EWA$$hat has itself stated that it is NOT on here to be funny. Imagine being funny on an LOL site?! Ludicrous!!

    • I Like Peanut Butter says:

      No WAY!!! Look at the CNN post a while back. YOU MUST LOL to the exact facts of the picture. What’s these sarcasm, satire, LOL stuff you speak of.

  23. dissimilitude says:

    Well, I think we can call the myth that all lesbians are good with computers officially busted. ;-)

    • mabsba says:

      They are? Now I can tell my lesbian friend who always needs computer help that she is supposed to be able to do it herself. ;)

      BTW, I believe this demonstrates more a failing in English literacy rather than computers. As I always tell my students, a computer can NOT magically make you articulate. :)

      • dissimilitude says:

        I don’t know; I just made that up! :-P I’m guessing she was intending to reply to somebody’s post higher up, though.

        • mabsba says:

          Hee hee. Well, I have to go to work. Have a good day repeating the definition of sarcasm for everyone! :)

          BTW, I thought this was one of the funniest ones in a long time!

  24. jenfire says:

    uhm, how did she manage to make that sign? on the computer with a printer maybe?

  25. Kn0wledge1nd da GANGSTA...rollin da streets wit da homiez says:

    cgray

    Seriously homeboy. Kill ya’self. You’re probably the most partisan and worst poster I’ve seen on this site and I’ve only been here since Oct of last year. Not only is your ranting unnecessarily preachy, they make no sense at all, they’re stereotypical, and they flat out suck balls.

    Do the thoughtful Conservativs on this site a favor and STFU.

  26. T800 says:

    Schwarzenegger want you clothes

  27. Marya says:

    It’s not nice to make fun of the mentally ill.
    No, srsly, it isn’t.

  28. ajohnson153 says:

    I love how they are clearly mocking the Westboro Baptist hypocrites. I am a Christian but those guys are doing the exact opposite of what they should and in turn giving all Christians a bad name. I would just like to speak for the rest of the Christians out there when I say that those nutjobs DO NOT REPRESENT US!

    • keithybabes says:

      As a member of the National Federation of Sign & Banner Makers I’d just like to say that we do not want to be associated in any way with signs that give people a bad name, and which give respectable sign & banner makers a bad name. We hold the National Association of Sign & Banner Makers responsible for all those rogue and misleading signs and banners.

  29. Tarabilly says:

    The irony of this is the picture simply ending up on a computer.

  30. heyitsryan says:

    Has anyone else recognized the fact that the sign was typed up and printed from a computer?

    • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

      ZOMG! Really??!!!

      :roll:

      • dissimilitude says:

        No, really she probably had to go to Kinko’s or something, unless she has a much better printer than most people. ;-)

    • dissimilitude says:

      *shoots heyitsryan and throws him in the trunk of the car with jenfire*
      :roll: :roll: :roll:

      • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

        *Buys cargo truck for Diss*
        You’re running out of room in the trunk.

        • dissimilitude says:

          Why, thank you!

          *Neatly stacks annoying oblivious people in cargo area and covers them with movers’ quilts so they don’t get damaged*

          • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

            I got the refrigerated cargo hold option AND did you see the pimpin’ rims, the pro sound system, and the hood-mounted rifle?!!

            • dissimilitude says:

              Ooooh! And there’s neon all along the running boards! Nifty!
              And are these…..heated seats?
              *hugs HelOnWheels*

              • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

                *lingers in hug*

                Keeping the gene pool clean is hard work and we should do it in style.

                They see us killin, they be hatin’

                • Snuggle Police says:

                  *blows whistle* All right, you two, break it up. You’ve been hugging for over an hour now. Move along, move along.

                  • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

                    Jealousy is ugly, Nucky. You’re not the only one with some authority around here. Two can play the “My Whistle Is Louder” game, missy.

                    *blows whistle…while holding it up to a megaphone*

                    • justacanuck the booty wench says:

                      Ouch! Sigh, okay, I admit it, it was jealousy…I just want some hugging too, is that so bad? :sniff:

                      • mabsba says:

                        Awwww. You can come ride in my hubby’s car with me. It has heated seats. (Kind of silly here, but probably a big attraction there!) Not much trunk room, though.

                        We call them ‘butt warmers.’ :)

                      • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

                        Nucky, if you want to snuggle you should just join in.

                        *grabs Nucky in extreme snuggling embrace and gets herself two handfuls of luscious Canuck booty*

                        Niiiiccceeeee!!

      • Kn0wledge1ne da GANGSTA...rollin in da streets wit da homiez says:

        :roll: :roll:

    • keithybabes says:

      I don’t know whether to laugh or cry, so I think I’ll laugh, but with tears rolling down my cheeks..

    • justacanuck the booty wench says:

      Do you know how to read? Never mind
      :roll:

      • Kn0wledge1ne da GANGSTA...lookin for his next victim says:

        *rolls down the street*
        -finds target nearby
        -hangs out window
        -drive by booty smack!

        **smack-smack-smack-smack-smack!!!**

        *speeds away leaving victims on the ground*

        Da GANGSTA has struck…

        • justacanuck the booty wench says:

          Hey, come back here. Why’d you stop? :(

          • Kn0wledge1ne da GANGSTA...lookin for his next victim says:

            *sends homies to kidnap Canuck*

            Yo PK userz,

            Im hollin justacanuck az a hostage. If ya’ll ni66az eva wanna c her again, u mus pay a ransom ov eleventy-jillion $$. If not, imma take anotha hostage until all ov ya’llz iz kidnapped!!

            Mwahahahahaha!!1!!!

            -Kn0wledge1nd da GANGSTA

    • wobbl3w33z says:

      *facepalms herself so hard she falls backwards of her swivelly-chair*

  31. wobbl3w33z says:

    Just like those “tolerant” hetero’s who use quotation marks to emphasise their narrow minded lil worldview. Ps: No one cares what you think.

  32. akagi says:

    Let’s correct this: Turing DIDN’T CRACKED any enigma code during the war, prior to it or past it. Enigma code WAS CRACKED by team of three Polish mathematicians in late 1930’s. Marian Rejewski, Henryk Zygalski and Jerzy Rozycki were their names. Get the facts.

    • Rando has no soup says:

      A sense of humor. Please buy one.

    • Aremis says:

      I HAVE the facts. While Turing didn’t crack the Enigma I, he did crack the Naval Enigma, which was more complex. I won’t argue against your assertion that your polish boys played the bigger part there, but the Naval side was left a mystery by their solutions. Turing filled that critical hole. Without it, German U-boats could have continued unhindered.

  33. Sofa King says:

    I would love some of whatever that man/woman/it/Pat was smoking to be that delusional when putting together that sign!

  34. Fire Breathing Ninja Cricket says:

    I tried to send my comp to a straight camp and it came back with naked priest pics on the hard drive.

  35. .:Coreysshadow:. says:

    Yep.. So computers are REALLY bad aye
    That’s why her sign is a giant printout that came from a computer..

    Way to go lady!
    You made my day.

  36. I have no problem with polygamy.

    The problem occurs when it is coercive to those involved, as Mormon polygyny is. When girls as young as 12 are being married off, sometimes to blood relatives. When sons are routinely killed or thrown out of the house. When at-home wives are forced onto welfare because one man cannot provide for all of them. Then it is a problem.

    My sexual ethics are “honor prior commitments” and “enthusiastic consent.” Conservative Mormon polygyny violates the latter.

  37. This is why I firmly believe that people should be psychoanalyzed to determine whether they should be allowed to reproduce.

  38. evil kangaroo says:

    :roll:

  39. Matt says:

    Has she considered that that sign was made on a computer in the first place?

  40. Scorptrio says:

    That sign was printed with a computer… talk about irony!

    • keithybabes says:

      Er, Diss, got any more room in the truck?

      • dissimilitude says:

        :roll: We’re gonna need a bigger truck….

        • I Like Peanut Butter says:

          **looks at truck** Ahh I see what your problem is here… you have idiot stuck in the Grill. It gets all up under your hood and gunks up the engine and intakes. Let me install an idiot guard on your grill, and may I suggest just use the tire, not the entire truck.

  41. cheezy says:

    Well, now that the question of our computer’s sexuality is all cleared up, all I’m left to wonder is it’s gender.

  42. Angee says:

    LOL, notice how they used computer-made font to make those signs?

    • keithybabes says:

      PLEASE say you’re joking. Please?

    • Rando has no soup says:

      This is getting ridiculous. How many are we up to? Is anyone keeping track?

      • mabsba says:

        Did you already EAT all that soup you received? Greedy, greedy. Best get to the other lol for confession. :)

      • shortright the ivanist who thinks clothes are overrated says:

        i just went through and counted… there were 13 that clearly made the idiotic statement. there was PM and DU down a ways mocking them though, so if you count them that’d be 15.

    • Default User says:

      Although the fonts were designed by a computer, the sign itself was, amazingly enough, drawn entirely by hand. She got an A+ in penmanship in elementary school.

  43. S says:

    I had a feeling there was some serious sarcasm going on in the photo..but my first thought was “I bet that sign was not hand-lettered, you nitwit.”

    It has been my observation that your average holy-roller God-hates-everything protester is grasping his/her magic marker with a hand with no opposing thumbs. (That’s what you get for not believing in evolution..SNICK!)

  44. Default User says:

    No one cares what you think.

  45. PortlandMark says:

    Hey guys! I just noticed that the sign was ACTUALLY PRINTED ON A — hey, Diss, what are you doing with that gun? Did you know the trunk on your car isn’t closed all the way?

    • Default User says:

      Haha! This is so ironic, she used a com-*bang*OMG Diss! Why did you shoot PM!? Hey! Don’t point that at me…I…I won’t tell anyone you just shot-*bang* Gah! My spleen!

  46. Alexw says:

    WOW these anti homosexual people are losing more intelligence by the second rofl

  47. Aremis says:

    Actually, I have no issue with polygamy. While I’m not a LDS by any stretch, I think it’s rather atrocious what we forced on the at gunpoint back in the 80’s. I’m also a bit disappointed with Brigham Young for augmenting his prophecy on the orders of the US government. But you can’t change history.

    And before you bring up zoophilia, necrophilia, or pedophilia, none of those things are examples of consenting adults. I draw the line there, as do most people. That’s the funny thing about not being a member of a revelatory faith: I’m not beholden to the long-dead for my moral compass.

    • Default User says:

      I have no objections to zoophilia if you can prove the animal is consenting. The horse, for the record, never consents. Neigh mean neigh!

      I also don’t object to necrophilia if you can find someone who put in their will that they don’t object to people having sex with their corpse.

      That reminds me, I need to make sure that my will says I want to be cremated ASAP following my death.

      • keithybabes says:

        That reminds me of the man who was convicted of sadism, necrophilia and bestiality: he was flogging a dead horse.

  48. charles gamer says:

    who cares if we won world war II… um the japanese

  49. hmmm…. what a suprise…. bias trumps reading skills. again.

  50. H says:

    Come on, didn’t anyone else notice the website on the picket sign??? What a maroon!

  51. oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

    This from a man whose observation skills are sorely lacking..

  52. Aremis says:

    You thought Johnathan Swift actually wanted to stew Irish Catholic babies, didn’t you?

    I know his is teh internets an all, but seriously, do people pause at all before revealing their bone-headedness?

    Remember the first rule of internet threads is “Read the @*#&$% thread”
    The second rule of internet threads is “Read the @*#&$% thread”

    I know, I know, it’s long. I haven’t read the whole thing either. But we’ve brutally gutted at least a dozen people so far who had grasp of subtlety fails on this LOL. Spare yourself the grief next time and just read the thread before you post.

    • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

      Mmmm.. Irish Catholic Baby Stew? Where can I get some?

    • Brad Pitt, but also Edward Norton says:

      I thought the first rule was “Don’t talk about internet threads?”
      I’m seeing alot of new faces around here, which means people have been violating the first rule of internet thread club!

    • mabsba says:

      Do you think a lot of people made a New Year’s resolution to make themselves look really stupid online? It’s the only explanation I thought of. (Oops, there goes my New Year’s resolution not to end sentences with prepositions. :( )

      Why does the word ‘preposition,’ which refers to a part of speech, when pronounced phonetically sound like preparing for some sort of sexual activity? Maybe that’s why the grammar Nazis always sound so excited?

  53. Callum says:

    Lol, how stupid is that, if we didn’t have computers she wouldn’t be able to print that sign XD

    • I have porn says:

      *shoots Callum in the face*

      Let that be a lesson to all the other morons who think they are clever by saying things like this.

  54. Ceefax says:

    Is there any point making lols about Iris Robinson now the vile homophobic hypocritial cow is getting her comeuppance or is she not well known enough on the national stage to bother?

    How come the ones who most attack others for their immorality always seem to expose themselves in this way?

  55. oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

    No one cares what you think.

  56. uncontinued says:

    Such a pity the Computer (though not as we know it now) was invented by Charles Babbage.

  57. Sassy says:

    would be worse when he put a link on his sign XD

  58. keithybabes says:

    *sigh* This is like watching a busy road junction when it’s really icy. They just keep piling in and crashing.

  59. nate says:

    thats unfair, i watch tons of straight porn with my computer. hope hitler rapes her in hell

  60. Mike says:

    Um… are there seriously idiots in the world who can’t identify the sign as satire?

    • Default User says:

      *hears the sound of another shotgun firing and Diss yelling ‘Bring the truck over here, I’ve got another one.’* There were. But it’s been taken care of.

  61. Ash says:

    But… but… the computer was invented by Charles Babbage!

  62. jessica says:

    great site. Great information. helped me alot thank you very much

  63. Kurisutsure says:

    Its probably been pointed out but… she looks like a butch lesbian o.o

  64. mdav says:

    In that case, I’m more comfortable with it on my lap.

  65. Inzom says:

    There is a website at the bottom of the sign.
    Fail.

  66. Curiouser and Curiouser says:

    I wonder, if not with the help of a computer, how she made the poster…Whether she made it or took it to Kinko’s or something, there was definitely a computer involved somewhere.

    • mabsba says:

      *sigh* For someone with such a cool literary name, you seem to have not read any of the posts or even the identifying note underneath? The sign is satire.

      ‘Course you’re not exactly the first person to make the mistake (nor the 15th, I believe).

  67. Mike says:

    I’m curious how this poster was printed if they’re against computers.

  68. iamlivingx says:

    I wonder how this was printed…
    LOL, just thought I’d bring the number of idiots who pointed that out and missed the satire up to 33,888. :P

  69. Donald the excedingly bored and picky says:

    Ignore me, I’m just trying the rolling eye thing :roll:

  70. Donald the excedingly bored and picky says:

    Ignore me, I’m just playing
    :roll:
    :twisted:
    :evil:

  71. Lancer says:

    Please please please PLEASE for the love of what little remaining respect for humanity I have left, PLEASE tell me this is supposed to be a satirical protestor, PLEASE!!!

    • Default User says:

      *whispers* If you look under the caption you can see she is holding a rainbow flag, also, there is a website on the poster….


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