This Is Fun Pt 3: This Time It's Personal! (possibly NSFW)

[Mr. Fed]

Two scoops of Halle Berry, please.

[Blackadar]

Two scoops of Halle Berry, please.

Brilliant pic, brilliant caption.

I love Mr. Fed. 

[TK-421]

Can I get a Beyonce / Halle Berry swirl?

[Eel Snave]

The Sam Jackson flavor just looks menacingly at you and every once in a while drops an F-bomb.

[Suitably Ironic Moniker]

Mine's the cone that says "Bad Mutha Fucka".

[CeeKay]

Is that how they make racist food in your neck of the woods?

[Mr. Fed]

The Sam Jackson flavor just looks menacingly at you and every once in a while drops an F-bomb.

"Get these motherfucking sprinkles off my motherfucking cone!"

[Sparhawk]

http://i42.tinypic.com/264qhax.jpg

Hope this shows up because it is epic.

[Harkonis]

the balloons seem out of place

[Purge]

Spar, here you go.

[Gryndyl]

[SkyLander]

It's so wrong, but I laughed.

I'm a bad person.

[The Grue]

It's so wrong, but I laughed.

I'm a bad person.

My father-in-law, a Vietnam vet, has the print that is based on framed.  He would shit fire if he saw this.

[CeeKay]

[Ragnarok]

Did that picture trigger a yawn for anyone else?

[ATB]

Yeah, not liking that one bit.

[Scraper]

Spar, here you go.

The person in front of the buggy looks like a hobbit.

[Purge]

Yeah, not liking that one bit.

I'm trying to understand this.

• You don't like yawning.
• You feel the Country of Negros should change its name to "African American".
• Amish volleyball is fine, but the use of buggies as the net posts offends.*
• Adding the human side to "rebels" aka terrorists/guerrilla fighters bothers you - even though those storm troopers are just doing their job.
• Comparing the overpowered foreign powers that failed to achieve dominance in fiction to reality is bothersome.

*Sacrilege!

Spoiler for Hiden:

Oh, and just so you know it's all in good fun...

[Harkonis]

that dude is a hippo!

the mouse droid in that pic is very oddly proportioned

[LoneStarSpur]

That's fucking horrible.

[Isgrimnur]

I find that picture to be in very poor taste.  If the execution had been different, I don't think too many of us would have minded a new creation that is evocative of a war memorial, but using the Vietnam Veterans Memorial as a parallel shows a remarkable lack of respect to the people whose names are on that wall and to all the others that came home.

Alas, I also believe in the Bill of Rights.  The author certainly has a right to create something like this, but we don't have to like it.

[Purge]

That's fucking horrible.

Or its brilliant in a thought-provoking manner, much like a Modest Proposal.

From my perspective, it attacks a western culture that has widely adopted a group of fictitious people (rebel alliance) as heroes VS the thought that their own institution (and their accrued losses) faced a loosely parallel group.

Hell, perhaps I should start an R&P topic about it, since it is discussion-worthy.

[Gratch]

Alas, I also believe in the Bill of Rights.  The author certainly has a right to create something like this, but we don't have to like it.

This

the mouse droid in that pic is very oddly proportioned

First thing I noticed as well.

[CeeKay]

OK, back to the pics!

[Isgrimnur]

Two more at the link.

[LoneStarSpur]

That's fucking horrible.

Or its brilliant in a thought-provoking manner, much like a Modest Proposal.

From my perspective, it attacks a western culture that has widely adopted a group of fictitious people (rebel alliance) as heroes VS the thought that their own institution (and their accrued losses) faced a loosely parallel group.

Hell, perhaps I should start an R&P topic about it, since it is discussion-worthy.

I was going to go off on a long rant about this, but thought better of it. Maybe R&P would be a better place, but you'll likely not get much objectivity out of me about it since we have a large painting of the original hanging in the American Legion that I'm a member of.

[Harkonis]

I used to work at the American Legion HQ, I'm a vet and have family members who were there.  I still thought it was part humorous and part deep and not entirely misplaced in the notion.  I don't really go to R&P, so I won't be joining any further discussion about it most likely.  Being a patriot doesn't mean you have to be blind though.

[CeeKay]

[dmd]

Spar, here you go.

I wasn't sure what I was supposed to look for.  Was it the obvious thing with the buggies being used as net posts?  Was it the balloons?  Was it the silhouette in the trees that looked like Britney Spears getting bent over by a poodle?

[Purge]

Spar, here you go.

I wasn't sure what I was supposed to look for.  Was it the obvious thing with the buggies being used as net posts?  Was it the balloons?  Was it the silhouette in the trees that looked like Britney Spears getting bent over by a poodle?

K, the last one had me open the pic again. If you srsly saw that, please circle it.

Second of all, I think it's the fact that there is a digital pictures of the Amish. I was under the impression that digital recordings of them was like trying to watch a vampire via a mirror.

[Arkon]

Spar, here you go.

I wasn't sure what I was supposed to look for.  Was it the obvious thing with the buggies being used as net posts?  Was it the balloons?  Was it the silhouette in the trees that looked like Britney Spears getting bent over by a poodle?

K, the last one had me open the pic again. If you srsly saw that, please circle it.

Second of all, I think it's the fact that there is a digital pictures of the Amish. I was under the impression that digital recordings of them was like trying to watch a vampire via a mirror.

Given the electrical pole in the foreground of the picture, they are likely Mennonites and not Amish...big difference.

[ATB]

Spar, here you go.

I wasn't sure what I was supposed to look for.  Was it the obvious thing with the buggies being used as net posts?  Was it the balloons?  Was it the silhouette in the trees that looked like Britney Spears getting bent over by a poodle?

K, the last one had me open the pic again. If you srsly saw that, please circle it.

Second of all, I think it's the fact that there is a digital pictures of the Amish. I was under the impression that digital recordings of them was like trying to watch a vampire via a mirror.

Given the electrical pole in the foreground of the picture, they are likely Mennonites and not Amish...big difference.

Ye hath been pwnt, English.

[Purge]

Spar, here you go.

I wasn't sure what I was supposed to look for.  Was it the obvious thing with the buggies being used as net posts?  Was it the balloons?  Was it the silhouette in the trees that looked like Britney Spears getting bent over by a poodle?

K, the last one had me open the pic again. If you srsly saw that, please circle it.

Second of all, I think it's the fact that there is a digital pictures of the Amish. I was under the impression that digital recordings of them was like trying to watch a vampire via a mirror.

Given the electrical pole in the foreground of the picture, they are likely Mennonites and not Amish...big difference.

Ye hath been pwnt, English.

ORLY?

Most Mennonites that I know don't dress like that, even in their rural communities - they certainly don't have buggies. I'm a Mennonite descendant through my mothers side; I'm fluent in German (or at least, capable enough to communicate my ideas), and in the past hundred years my family has lived on four continents and in countless countries on the run from persecution.

I don't follow the faith, but I'm pretty familiar with it's people.

The Hutterites or Brethren may be possible; I'm not familiar with their ways of life (although I know Hutterites drive cars without radios, and own computers without sound cards). Amish DO have neighborhood telephones ... perhaps that's what the post is?

[CeeKay]

[Huw the Poo]

Spar, here you go.

I wasn't sure what I was supposed to look for.  Was it the obvious thing with the buggies being used as net posts?  Was it the balloons?  Was it the silhouette in the trees that looked like Britney Spears getting bent over by a poodle?

K, the last one had me open the pic again. If you srsly saw that, please circle it.

Second of all, I think it's the fact that there is a digital pictures of the Amish. I was under the impression that digital recordings of them was like trying to watch a vampire via a mirror.

Given the electrical pole in the foreground of the picture, they are likely Mennonites and not Amish...big difference.

Ye hath been pwnt, English.

ORLY?

Most Mennonites that I know don't dress like that, even in their rural communities - they certainly don't have buggies. I'm a Mennonite descendant through my mothers side; I'm fluent in German (or at least, capable enough to communicate my ideas), and in the past hundred years my family has lived on four continents and in countless countries on the run from persecution.

I don't follow the faith, but I'm pretty familiar with it's people.

The Hutterites or Brethren may be possible; I'm not familiar with their ways of life (although I know Hutterites drive cars without radios, and own computers without sound cards). Amish DO have neighborhood telephones ... perhaps that's what the post is?

What the fuck are you lot talking about.

Here, have some of this:

[Arkon]

Spar, here you go.

I wasn't sure what I was supposed to look for.  Was it the obvious thing with the buggies being used as net posts?  Was it the balloons?  Was it the silhouette in the trees that looked like Britney Spears getting bent over by a poodle?

K, the last one had me open the pic again. If you srsly saw that, please circle it.

Second of all, I think it's the fact that there is a digital pictures of the Amish. I was under the impression that digital recordings of them was like trying to watch a vampire via a mirror.

Given the electrical pole in the foreground of the picture, they are likely Mennonites and not Amish...big difference.

Ye hath been pwnt, English.

ORLY?

Most Mennonites that I know don't dress like that, even in their rural communities - they certainly don't have buggies. I'm a Mennonite descendant through my mothers side; I'm fluent in German (or at least, capable enough to communicate my ideas), and in the past hundred years my family has lived on four continents and in countless countries on the run from persecution.

I don't follow the faith, but I'm pretty familiar with it's people.

The Hutterites or Brethren may be possible; I'm not familiar with their ways of life (although I know Hutterites drive cars without radios, and own computers without sound cards). Amish DO have neighborhood telephones ... perhaps that's what the post is?

There is a pretty large community of Mennonites near where I live that do use some technology, such as electricity, however they still drive horse and buggies.  However none of the Amish around here were any sort of colored clothing.  I am sure there are regional variances.

[Daehawk]

I have no idea how this topic got started..but i'll add......Theres some Mennonites the next county over that sells all kinds of bread and veggies. We went to get some tomato bread but they were closed that day. Going again soon though. Anyways when we went they were out in the fields in horse drawn wagons and what looked like a buggy..guess it was the sports car. They looked Amish to me...big flat brimmed hats and long sleeved shirts. Our cousin who goes a lot said they were those hot long sleeved clothes year round...and no deodorant ...so they get ripe in the summer

[CeeKay]

[WinoMcCougarstein]

Hahaha, that is so damn awesome! 

[Sparhawk]

It's just a fucking picture of Amish people playing volleyball. I thought it was awesome to see...

RELAX PEOPLE.