“Based on a Cro-Magnon skinning chant … Arranged by Accident … gradually become agitated … remove cattle from stage …”
The “Faeries Aire and Death waltz” would be something to see performed live …
“Based on a Cro-Magnon skinning chant … Arranged by Accident … gradually become agitated … remove cattle from stage …”
The “Faeries Aire and Death waltz” would be something to see performed live …
In the right circumstances, this “How To Survive a Horror Movie!” list could be quite useful. I also laughed as I read it:
“As a general rule, don’t solve puzzles that open portals to Hell.”
Ah, good times … good times …
Reminds me, of course, of the phenomenally classic “Evil Overlord List” which has been around for ages. If you’ve never seen it, you might want to check this one out too.
Apparently, someone stole my idea to use the prison industrial complex for housing rich and powerful in Officials probe source of flier that ridiculed prison life – Boston.com
Apparently Fark went to see the wizard and got some brains. I noticed that the symbol used to denote a thread has exploded has gone from the sideways 8 infinity symbol to the mathematical Aleph sub 1. Well, it was worth a laugh when I saw it, anyway.
I can’t stop myself from laughing when I see the animated gif at PS3 Goes On Sale, Japan Buys DS Games – Kotaku.
I was just reading some site and they used “biotch” in a sentence. I read that as “biotech” and was really thrown for a second. Now, I’m thinking it might be fun to use “biotech” instead of “biotch” in a sentence, for real.
“Don’t be such a biotech!”
Oh, that’s so retro-future. Could have been a line in the Max Headroom TV Show.
Messy Cheese Whiz and a Hoppy Ewe Ear!