Things that make you laugh

[Booney]

...I think I can hear the banjo's warming up

Regards
JAS

When it comes to a race to the other end of the gene pool, those Americans sure are paddling way behind, aren't they?

[The Dark Knight]

My Mum trying to use a computer

[fisho mcspaz]

My Mum trying to use a computer

x2 - my mum is such a Luddite. She knows how to use MS Word and email, which is good because her job requires her to use a computer every day, but anything else and she's lost. She's even worse with her mobile - she only recently learnt how to send an SMS, but hasn't worked out the space bar yet, so each message is only one word long.

[tipper]

but that way its cheaper cos its charged by teh word....

[Strawb]

Ummmm ok then so we play at one end very interesting.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/w ... ?eref=sihp

[Media Park]

Strawb's battles about an avatar, then seeing his new one...

[Strawb]

Strawb's battles about an avatar, then seeing his new one...

you love it huh?

[Media Park]

Strawb's battles about an avatar, then seeing his new one...

you love it huh?

Oh yeah...

[smithy]

Strawb's battles about an avatar, then seeing his new one...

you love it huh?

Oh yeah...

I haven't laughed this hard in years.

[Strawb]

Strawb's battles about an avatar, then seeing his new one...

you love it huh?

Oh yeah...

I haven't laughed this hard in years.

I know I am a big Joke

[Strawb]

I brought 2 of these for my ladz. I found them highly amusing.

[Strawb]

Buzz and woody eating popcorn

[Johno6]

feeling guilty for not getin salad on my sub when i go to subway...

[CK]

Movember .

Not the cause itself - a fantastic cause that is great for raising awareness BUT the resultant month of half mo's, unfinished mo's, bushy mo's, mo's that wouldn't look out of place in "those" movies always gives me a chuckle - and no, I don't try to grow one but happily donate to the cause.

I'll give double the normal amount for any female participants in Movember

[The Dark Knight]

My Mum trying to use a computer

x2 - my mum is such a Luddite. She knows how to use MS Word and email, which is good because her job requires her to use a computer every day, but anything else and she's lost. She's even worse with her mobile - she only recently learnt how to send an SMS, but hasn't worked out the space bar yet, so each message is only one word long.

x2, Tell me about it! It's shocking!

[The Dark Knight]

I brought 2 of these for my ladz. I found them highly amusing.

What kind of people design those Drink Bottles? I don't think they ever step back and take a real look at what they're designing.

[Phantom Gossiper]

Buzz and woody eating popcorn

Might be just my sick mind or coz im tired but i had to look a couple times at Buzz in that picture and wonder what was going on with his left arm

[Strawb]

Buzz and woody eating popcorn

Might be just my sick mind or coz im tired but i had to look a couple times at Buzz in that picture and wonder what was going on with his left arm

same here and he has a look in his eyes and a smile.

[JAS]

Those crazy Germans ...in a world concerned with the loss of privacy they have anti-privacy vandals

...and check out the two bizarre events mentioned at the end

Regards
JAS

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11827862

German home-owners who have chosen to opt out of Google's Street View service appear to have become the unsuspecting victims of anti-privacy vandals.

Local media report that homes in Essen, west Germany have been pelted with eggs and had 'Google's cool' notices pinned to their doors.

The properties involved have all chosen to be blurred on Google's Street View service.

The search giant distanced itself from the vandalism.

"We respect people's right to remove their house from Street View and by no means consider this to be acceptable behaviour," a Google spokesperson said.

It said it was a one-off incident.

Street View is rolling out across Germany this month and is proving a hit with users, according to Google.

The German government took a hard line on the service, mandating that citizens be allowed to opt out, before pictures went live.

Almost 250,000 Germans requested that Google blur pictures of their homes on the service.

Since going live in Germany, the service has captured a series of bizarre events, including a naked man climbing into the boot of his car on the driveway of a house in Mannheim, south-west Germany.

Another camera appeared to capture the birth of a baby on a street in a Berlin suburb, although there are question-marks over the veracity of the incident.

Found the first one...probably faked imho if you look at the dog's butt
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstop ... -View.html

...and this is the other one...
http://nexgadget.com/2010/11/23/the-mir ... treetview/

[Strawb]

...I think I can hear the banjo's warming up

Regards
JAS

When it comes to a race to the other end of the gene pool, those Americans sure are paddling way behind, aren't they?

See Idiocracy and then tell me how true does that seem.