Hilarious pictures you've found on the internet, Mark II

[Synistor 303]

I thought this may appeal - a bit long, but worth watching it go!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj4NHbKC69s

[J. Wilhelm]

I thought this may appeal - a bit long, but worth watching it go!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj4NHbKC69s

That's awesome. We need more of those. Who knows? Maybe one of us will tackle the project...

[chicar]

The Surprisingly Disneyan National Anthem Of Uganda:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=60JphVNLU1s

And Bahamas's Sound Like Something From A Sea World Show:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2CtJYpLsNw

[J. Wilhelm]

No way! "How Nordic People Do the Laundry"
I'm quite sure she doesn't do it that way, though.

How Nordic people do the laundry

[MWBailey]

No way! "How Nordic People Do the Laundry"
I'm quite sure she doesn't do it that way, though.

How Nordic people do the laundry

That's how we did it in Colorado the winter after we moved there. Th' hardest part was breakin' the clothes when we brought 'em in, so we could fold 'n thaw 'em...

[Synistor 303]

No way! "How Nordic People Do the Laundry"
I'm quite sure she doesn't do it that way, though.

How Nordic people do the laundry

Reminds me of the way we did it in the outback of north Western Australia only the complete reverse... By the time you had hung the last piece of washing up you could start taking the first bits off because they were dry.

[J. Wilhelm]

Wouldn't it be easier to just grab some snow right outside from your cabin and melt it in a cauldron? 

[J. Wilhelm]

[J. Wilhelm]

Hello Ms Wagon, how's your baby doing?

Like a giant! Look, he just grew his first spark plug! But for his life I hope he doesn't get carbon deposits in his little spark plugs!

But you can prevent carbon deposits by giving him Topoil, the petrol additive from Bardahl! Just look at me! Full of power and with gorgeous spark plugs!

How wonderful! And can I take it too?

Not only can you, you should!


Bardahl Comercial Wagoneta

[Synistor 303]

Steampunk Carousel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD_Ozbkm-90

[morozow]

It seems to me that a link to this post would be appropriate in this topic: http://brassgoggles.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,47544.msg1009060.html#msg1009060

[morozow]

There is a city in Russia called Kamyshin. The population is 100,000 people.

And in the city of Kamyshin, there is a cinema "Druzhba".

And the posters for this cinema are created by the artist Vasily Chebotarev.

Old school. I like.

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[rovingjack]

[Cora Courcelle]

Well actually we tend to call it macaroni cheese, with no 'n' or even 'and' at all - and Mac is usually a nickname for a bloke whose surname is MacDonald ... 

[J. Wilhelm]

Well actually we tend to call it macaroni cheese, with no 'n' or even 'and' at all - and Mac is usually a nickname for a bloke whose surname is MacDonald ... 

Maybe we could call it Fleetwood Mac instead? 

Macaroni is exactly what we call it, the "Mac" just being an abbreviated form of Macaroni like "Burger" for "Hamburger.". Either way I don't think that it even deserves an Italian sounding name. It's a bastardized version of the Italian Maccheroni Nothing Italian about "Macaroni and Cheese."

In the United States, federal regulations define any of 15 different shapes of dried pasta, such as spaghetti, as a "macaroni product"

If the US government is defining the word, you can rest assured it's not Italian. 

[chicar]

Disclaimer: Very Coarse Language
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10160651306518238&set=a.10152067010478238&type=3

[morozow]

Continuation of the Russian cyber village.

Now the Russian space train.

RUSSIAN SPACETRAIN // РУССКИЙ КОСМОПОЕЗД feat. BadComedian

[Synistor 303]

Continuation of the Russian cyber village.

Now the Russian space train.

RUSSIAN SPACETRAIN // РУССКИЙ КОСМОПОЕЗД feat. BadComedian

Another very funny video - thanks for that. I liked the little alien.

[rovingjack]

[Caledonian]

Well actually we tend to call it macaroni cheese, with no 'n' or even 'and' at all - and Mac is usually a nickname for a bloke whose surname is MacDonald ... 

Maybe we could call it Fleetwood Mac instead? 

Macaroni is exactly what we call it, the "Mac" just being an abbreviated form of Macaroni like "Burger" for "Hamburger.". Either way I don't think that it even deserves an Italian sounding name. It's a bastardized version of the Italian Maccheroni Nothing Italian about "Macaroni and Cheese."

In the United States, federal regulations define any of 15 different shapes of dried pasta, such as spaghetti, as a "macaroni product"

If the US government is defining the word, you can rest assured it's not Italian. 

my ex referred to mac and cheese as "cheesy pasta" most of the time

[J. Wilhelm]

Well actually we tend to call it macaroni cheese, with no 'n' or even 'and' at all - and Mac is usually a nickname for a bloke whose surname is MacDonald ... 

Maybe we could call it Fleetwood Mac instead? 

Macaroni is exactly what we call it, the "Mac" just being an abbreviated form of Macaroni like "Burger" for "Hamburger.". Either way I don't think that it even deserves an Italian sounding name. It's a bastardized version of the Italian Maccheroni Nothing Italian about "Macaroni and Cheese."

In the United States, federal regulations define any of 15 different shapes of dried pasta, such as spaghetti, as a "macaroni product"

If the US government is defining the word, you can rest assured it's not Italian. 

my ex referred to mac and cheese as "cheesy pasta" most of the time

I've heard a few people say that.

[Synistor 303]

Well actually we tend to call it macaroni cheese, with no 'n' or even 'and' at all - and Mac is usually a nickname for a bloke whose surname is MacDonald ... 

Maybe we could call it Fleetwood Mac instead? 

Macaroni is exactly what we call it, the "Mac" just being an abbreviated form of Macaroni like "Burger" for "Hamburger.". Either way I don't think that it even deserves an Italian sounding name. It's a bastardized version of the Italian Maccheroni Nothing Italian about "Macaroni and Cheese."

In the United States, federal regulations define any of 15 different shapes of dried pasta, such as spaghetti, as a "macaroni product"

If the US government is defining the word, you can rest assured it's not Italian. 

Oh yes, I saw a documentary once on that - apparently the American fellow stuck a feather in his hat then called it Macaroni... 

[J. Wilhelm]

Well actually we tend to call it macaroni cheese, with no 'n' or even 'and' at all - and Mac is usually a nickname for a bloke whose surname is MacDonald ... 

Maybe we could call it Fleetwood Mac instead? 

Macaroni is exactly what we call it, the "Mac" just being an abbreviated form of Macaroni like "Burger" for "Hamburger.". Either way I don't think that it even deserves an Italian sounding name. It's a bastardized version of the Italian Maccheroni Nothing Italian about "Macaroni and Cheese."

In the United States, federal regulations define any of 15 different shapes of dried pasta, such as spaghetti, as a "macaroni product"

If the US government is defining the word, you can rest assured it's not Italian. 

Oh yes, I saw a documentary once on that - apparently the American fellow stuck a feather in his hat then called it Macaroni... 

  I heard that too!

[Synistor 303]

Now here is something that you don't see every day.

Darth Vader In A Kilt On A Unicycle Playing Bagpipes

The spouse's comment was; "Cultural misappropriation!" We both thought it was very funny, though I will never be able to unhear the Star Wars theme music being played on the bagpipes...

[Caledonian]