****Fresh random image thread (with rule addition)Every post MUST contain an image!****

[TheBigCheese]

Can we move away from these face analysis things, they aren't very random...

 

[_Gizka_]

Found this while watching Rusko - Everyday (Netsky Remix) (at the drop )

What a choooon! Drumstep <3

That needs to be gif'd

 

[VoG]

 

[TheBigCheese]

^^^ WOW!

 

[Reaper 392]

this is what my DVD drive has done to my disk.... no wonder i was getting framerate and read problems:

 

[BananaDunka]

 

[TheBigCheese]

 

[cymatty]

Shouldn't laugh, but cant help it.



Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net

 

[Squark]

[ladies only] do you think im attractive?



He scored higher that I though he would
lol

 

[Deadbeat]

Shouldn't laugh, but cant help it.

Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net

Haha, there's a comic about two pages before that one which is probably one of the darkest things I've laughed at in years

Miss my dreads

 

[cymatty]

Haha, there's a comic about two pages before that one which is probably one of the darkest things I've laughed at in years

The one with the baby left on the doorstep or the one with the woman hitting the child?

 

[Deadbeat]

The one with the baby left on the doorstep or the one with the woman hitting the child?

The woman hitting the child, I hadn't got to the dead baby yet

<3

Edit: Probably posted that one before, probably fairly recently too. Never mind, she's awesome.

To compensate, have some chickens:

 

[TheBigCheese]

You have indeed, I remember seeing it now so long ago.

 

[Keltyx]

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[TheBigCheese]

I like how they've used eyebrows to distinguish between the two lol.

 

[998cc]

 

[jyounguk]

 

[StoutMeister]

The Saharan dust that hovered off the coast of Portugal on April 6 continued traveling northward toward the United Kingdom and Ireland. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA’s Terra satellite captured this natural-color image on April 8, 2011.
Beige dust plumes form uneven shapes stretching from Spain to Ireland, where the dust mingles with clouds. The dust appears thickest off the coast of France, but still remains relatively thick hundreds of kilometers to the northwest.
The iron content of dust plumes provides nutrients for phytoplankton—microscopic organisms that live in watery environments. The peacock blue swath off the coast of France indicates a phytoplankton bloom, though it is probably not related to the dust plumes appearing in this image.

 

[[FnG]magnolia]

 

[nands]

Going through old photos, I found this one, nearly nine years old.