Abe619 just came.

Bahahaha....so did I @_@ jokin'

I'm sorry what? Fucking what?

Brilliance beyond my comprehension? Or not?


You decide.

Needs more nudity.

http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs45/f/20...Mr_Culexus.jpg

Ben Kenobi, Private JedEye.

Not even close, I wasn't even turned on by it.
and yes i am back, i've been off for a while cuz my connection is sucking for some unknown reason, TEData were always good, don't know what happened...Aliens?

All things considered, aliens are probably the most likely explanation.

Eh, not to throw off the mood of this thread or anything but...



What fucking episode was this?! O.o I used to watch this show religiously as a kid and I've never seen this before.

I saw that episode a few weeks ago. It's so sad, but not as sad as this, IMO:



:'(

HA! I found the link to that clip from Charlie Brown by watching that clip from Futurama, I was trying to find the name of the song.

I always found the resolution of the seven-leaf clover episode of Futurama far more tear-jerking,


In other news, I'm not sure about this song, but the video is pretty epic:

SHITTY VAGINA FILLED WITH CHEESE AND BLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD. POSSIBLY WATER.

These are gold, every one.

3:06, lol Libertarian free will

The Baby laughing was finally too much for me

I don't even like Charlie Brown that much and I can safely say that it was more sad. Everyone always whines about how saaaad Jurassic Bark was. It wasn't sad. There was a sequence at the end of the episode that was sad, that's all. An episode/special of Charlie Brown that deals with the loss of a friend/a child VIA LEUKEMIA is an nth more heartwrenching than "OH POOR SHIT DOG DIED IN THE SHIT GUTTER WAITING FOR HIS MASTER".

You heartless bastards.

Dog can be a man's best friend as much as a human can. Of course the Charlie Brown one was sad too, but I don't really think you have the right to call people heartless because they care about animals too, do you?

In the spirit of the season
 

The American way to carve a pumpkin




And dropping a 1,169lb pumpkin on a car from 175 feet up


(both via Ron Gilbert)