RugbyRebels

BBD wrote:

Oh you bastard!
You did that on purpose didn't you!

rowan wrote:

Rowan, you do realise the thread title is 'random funny images. Haven't found any of your
posts funny yet.



And yes I do know humour is relative but even so it would help if they were a little less political

I think post Trumps election we are about to enter a golden age of satirical comedy to be fair

Besides I thought we established that only Mike brown was the true king of judging humour?

belgarion wrote:

rowan wrote:

Rowan, you do realise the thread title is 'random funny images. Haven't found any of your
posts funny yet.



And yes I do know humour is relative but even so it would help if they were a little less political

Actually you're right. It's not funny at all. What was I thinking

BBD wrote:I think post Trumps election we are about to enter a golden age of satirical comedy to be fair

Besides I thought we established that only Mike brown was the true king of judging humour?

If your being seriuos I agree, but I wouldn't even call rowans posts satirical, they are purely political

I was just amused by the Germans' lousy spelling Didn't those guys go to school?!!

A frog - drinking tea

Errrr, "Your"?!

Daft feckers have a hole line off this carp!

http://www.keepcalm-o-matic.co.uk/p/you ... uck-off-1/

Sweet jesus.

Rowan is the imperialist dick that he imagines the US and UK to be. He comes into threads. Doesn't understand the culture. And tries to take the thread over and enforce his shit on it.

So much coming and shitting.

It's disgusting.

In the middle of the mouse I have a little wheel, when i spin it, the screen scrolls down. Quite useful for posts I don't find funny.

Bloody NASA and their waste of time and money inventions. I mean, who needs their water filters, cochlear implants or insulin pumps.

rowan wrote:

It's not true.

1. NASA and Russia both used pencils, initially, until the late 1960s.

2. It was recognised that wooden pencils were not ideal for space flight being flammable (a problem in high oxygen environments) and leaving little splinters and chunks of conductive graphite floating about.

3. The space pen was privately developed, independently of NASA which did not pay a single cent in development costs, which were reported to about $1 million.

4. Both NASA and Russia purchased a few hundred of these commercially available pens for about $2 or $3 each for use in space.

Still, the moral of the story is a good one.

When you lot have quite finished your dick measuring contest......