When it starts bleating, that’s generally a sign of overindulging.
Either that or someone slipped LSD into it.
When it starts bleating, that’s generally a sign of overindulging.
Either that or someone slipped LSD into it.
Minecraft? Understandable. A nostalgic return to Morrowind? That can be grokked. Beer cosplay? Um…
Trying out an idea I’ve had since February. Crack a craft beer in front of the webcam, first impressions, then last impressions. Your impression? Your unimpression?
I first linked to this video when it was native to rathergood.com, but now it’s on YouTube, lovely.
Stop-motion glasses win, especially when they’re going down to get some beer.
“Experiments in Ovine Geometry”, or, what Terry Gilliam could have done with modern video editing software.
Personal favourite quotes:
What did I just masturbate too?
what in the name of origami (dont ask xD) am i watching
Ia! Shub Niggurath! The goat of the woods with a thousand young!
how bizzare, why would u make this? do u go into the forest and torture kittens and puppies, i bet u do
This is the new Transformers movie.
am i the only one that understands this?
If Rube Goldberg had invented sheep…
Oh,Someone divided by 0 again…
Along with predictable cries of “mindfuck!” and “sucks!”
Humans may have found brew before they found bread. It’s a lucky thing.
The simplest technique known — in theory — is to simply take two (or more) in-heat Yetisyn to the survey site, let ‘em give in to those ol’ carnal urges, and watch to see how many prarie squids come wriggling out to join in.
Unfortunately, there are several flaws with this simplified process.
The last close approximation of the total wild prarie squid population dates from about twelve years back (the exact date is illegible, the ink being smeared by some pearly gelatinous substance) and counted roughly 6,000 individuals. The previous Stang-Drummond Expedition of 1983 counted 15,452 individuals. If this rate of population decline continues the wild prarie pothole squid will be effectively extinct before the twenty-first century.
So get ‘em while stocks last.
(Originally posted to alt.slack in the late 90s)
Fresh off Boing Boing this morning, evidence that:
I never really got into Rosenberg’s previous opus Goats, but this comic is simultaneously topical, surreal and consistently funny.
Every Friday there’s another episode of an ongoing story, the first famously being Sciencemaster Adler and his mysterious fan. Or fans. Or maybe they’re not fans but are sentient vegetable people. (Mind you, this is a multiverse, so maybe there’s sentient clothing accessory people as well, but that could be heading into the Douglas Adams Territories.)
Out trolling for pwotenshul Tumbwa fwends, I found dis. It funny.