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My association chains are strange. It wasn't 'Ice, Ice baby' but 'No more' (Elvis). It took me quite a while to figure out which song the original was.WWGD said:Ice, Ice baby no more!
My association chains are strange. It wasn't 'Ice, Ice baby' but 'No more' (Elvis). It took me quite a while to figure out which song the original was.WWGD said:Ice, Ice baby no more!
Help, the countries are multiplying again!fresh_42 said:Electricity seems to be a European project:
I thought the EU's goal was to avoid division ;).mfb said:Help, the countries are multiplying again!
One of my favorite absurdities is the SEP field, which is a cloaking device:fresh_42 said:You missed something. You would love Douglas Adams! Full of absurdities, language humor, and a manic depressive robot hero "with a brain of the size of a planet" who has to "escort the prisoners". But the best part is the absurdities.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somebody_else's_problemDouglas Adams said:An SEP is something we can't see, or don't see, or our brain doesn't let us see, because we think that it's somebody else's problem. That’s what SEP means. Somebody Else’s Problem. The brain just edits it out, it's like a blind spot.
Since when is/(has been) "Farcebook" political?WWGD said:Hope not too political :
Peter Steiner, 1993:WWGD said:Hope not too political
1993? Wasn't Facebook created in 2004?Keith_McClary said:
Dog years. Sheesh, this is a science forum after all...WWGD said:1993? Wasn't Facebook created in 2004?
The fine-print internal caption reads "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog." ##-## the Facebook reference was part of a reply comment.WWGD said:1993? Wasn't Facebook created in 2004?
reminds me of Coming to America, the closing scenes :Dfresh_42 said:"Waiter! Try the soup!"
"What's wrong? Is it too hot?
"Try the soup!"
"Is it too salty?"
"Try the soup!"
"We can serve you a new one."
"Try the soup!"
"Ok. Where's the spoon?"
"Do you notice something?"
I know an airplane version of that:WWGD said:
Yes, thanks, misread and thought Steiner mentioned Facebook, not just the internet, which was a thing in 1993.sysprog said:The fine-print internal caption reads "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog." ##-## the Facebook reference was part of a reply comment.
Somebody got a winner!WWGD said:Or it's alcohol-soup: This is how my friend chose his wife. 5 does it!View attachment 292084
Amateurs.WWGD said:Or it's alcohol-soup: This is how my friend chose his wife. 5 does it!View attachment 292084
A categorically great post and certainly not a catastrophe. It caters to our taste in jokes. Thankfully now part of our catalogue of jokes.BillTre said: