Bunkessa found a cutworm and was nice enough to share it. My JASC program doesn’t allow me to combine them all without an incredible amount of cut-and-paste tedium, so we’ll settle for this combination of mirrored and flipped .gifs. The animation has not been sped up, that’s real time. Enjoy!
“Mommy said her tank’s almost empty. After this we’re gonna change the air in her tires.”
[Found here, via wirecutter.]
[All found in this awesome collection. Click on any image for larger view. More potty humor here.]
Cadillac prototype illustration by automotive designer Wayne Kady. [Found here.]
Every State ranked by how miserable its winters are (and Alaska is NOT first).
“Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts” – Richard Feynman
Ran across the term “gundecking” recently, and inferred that it was something the Navy frowns upon. Don’t do it.
Need a helmet? Check out this Etsy account [via].
Great reasons to throw a tantrum.
Drug smuggling catapult discovered on U.S./Mexico border fence [via].
Remember Caddy Shack and killing golfers gophers? I want this. Check it out in action.
Reggae version of the Ramones‘ “Pet Sematary.”
Top image: A baklava wearing a balaclava while playing a balalaika on black lava [found here].
[Found here. Reminds me of the letter to MAD Magazine that had only the image of Alfred E. Neuman on the envelope, yet it still got delivered.]
[Found here.]
[Found in here.]
From the Amusing, Sad & Pathetic Department:
Montana Natural Man Ernie Wayne TerTelgte was arrested for fishing without a license (and resisting arrest) and defended himself in court. Watch the video, then read this.
THIS is just wrong. He thinks he’s a woman who believes she’s a snake. [Warning: Extreme body modifications NSFK.]
Think you’re good at spotting spelling/grammatical errors? I thought I was, but I flunked this test.
The only time Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy appeared together on television was on Ralph Edwards‘ show “This Is Your Life” in 1954.
About that SuperBowl ad by 84 Lumber…
If you like our Sunday potpourri of miscellaneous links, the entire archive is here. That in itself should keep you busy for about a week. If there’s something you’d like to see more or less of, lemme know.
Top image found here, via here. Those are Hell Pigs eating proto-camels somewhere in North America. They stood 4 feet tall, weighed up to 930 lbs, were fast, and were related to whales, not pigs. In other words, they were ancient land sharks.
Tacky Raccoons 