This one boggled my mind: conception of reality fail
Really, couldn't you just link to Failblog and call it a day?
I could, but not everything on failblog makes me laugh like that one. I like to be a little more selective.
I could, but not everything on failblog makes me laugh like that one. I like to be a little more selective.
I know. I just figured I might as well link to the source. On a related note, with these side effects, you'd think people would have better things to do than fill out surveys.
That's not real.
What, the dumb question on the internet, the bizarre survey, or failblog as a whole?
That's not real.What, the dumb question on the internet, the bizarre survey, or failblog as a whole?
All of the above?
Funny thing is, that might be made into a valid question if you removed the word "personally" and changed the answer to something like "death of another."
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The mirror question. It can't be.
I remember being 6 and wondering if I could jump up in the aisle on the airplane and get to the bathroom at the back quicker.
One of my partner's high school students said, after watching a clip of the movie Glory, and in all seriousness, "I didn't realize that Denzel Washington had fought in the Civil War."
Trust me, the mirror question is tame.
The mirror question. It can't be.
I remember being 6 and wondering if I could jump up in the aisle on the airplane and get to the bathroom at the back quicker.
I remember thinking similar things while riding in cars, around the same age. "If I hop up in the air while the car is moving, will I fall into the back seat?" It does seem to be the type of stuff that would be asked by a young child...general misapplication of physics. The mirror question though...
I could get behind a crime bill like this. Now if we could just figure out a way to get criminals to follow the law...
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I could, but not everything on failblog makes me laugh like that one. I like to be a little more selective.I know. I just figured I might as well link to the source. On a related note, with these side effects, you'd think people would have better things to do than fill out surveys.
In their defense, that survey was created for Nikki Sixx.
Let's not forget that he actually died, and lived to tell about it.
Let's not forget that he actually died, and lived to tell about it.
Aww Yeah! Wrote a song about it. Like to hear it? Here it goes!
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I remember thinking similar things while riding in cars, around the same age. "If I hop up in the air while the car is moving, will I fall into the back seat?" It does seem to be the type of stuff that would be asked by a young child...general misapplication of physics. The mirror question though...The mirror question. It can't be.
I remember being 6 and wondering if I could jump up in the aisle on the airplane and get to the bathroom at the back quicker.
A friend of mine thought he could ride his bike to Florida without pedaling when he was a kid, because New York is north of Florida, and if you're going south, you're going downhill.
like this guyI refuse to click on any links from Heathy.
Allow me to be your link tester. It's a clip from a Woody Allen movie. Not extraordinarily funny, but apt. And, of course, not a rickroll.