Meme Anarchy

[Tacoma Mud Flats]

 

[Gissie]

why were in your closet as a child?

Some boys need privacy as they learn what toys their body comes with.

 

[Bump-n-Grind]

Don't judge. We should all applaud him for coming out of the closet.

WL

no judgement, just hope he wasn't being held in there against his will ....

blink twice if you're ok mate!!!

 

[Windward]

 

[Charlie Foxtrot]

i still have the orig greatest hits, from when i was a kid in
my closet.. kid read em all as well.

I know it's not Bill Watterson, and it was 12 years ago (How the heck did I miss it?), but it fortends hope. In that strip, with Calvin and Suzie together, doing well, with a kid who receives the iconic Hobbes, I feel the torch being passed to a new generation, as the old successfully comes into its own.

All hail the new Bacon and Hobbes!

We can dream.

 

[veni vidi vici]

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[hobot]

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[Talchotali]

 

[Irrational 14]

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Don't forget licensing, liability insurance and paying for the roads...

The new E-Bike crowd is even dumber...
E-Idiots everywhere in my area. Young and Old, they are on the road and on the sidewalk like there are no laws that apply to them whatsoever.

 

[veni vidi vici]

The new E-Bike crowd is even dumber...
E-Idiots everywhere in my area. Young and Old, they are on the road and on the sidewalk like there are no laws that apply to them whatsoever.

Speed plus mass !

 

[Talchotali]

"...To start messing around with this alt-universe ChatGPT, you're going to need a few '80s essentials: a "very fast" PC (preferably an Intel 286), a minimum of 640KB RAM, a modem for those speedy dial-up connections, a 20MB hard disk drive (considered massive at that time), and the indispensable installation diskettes. Once you've wrestled with the comically tiresome installation process, you can finally engage this alt-ChatGPT with hard-hitting questions that truly test the limits of 1980s AI..."

From BB

 

[Bump-n-Grind]

 

[hobot]

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[Voyageur]

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Don't forget licensing, liability insurance and paying for the roads...

they do pay for the roads, we all do. they might cause you to take your foot off the pedal for a few seconds. respect your fellow citizens, they are doing their best not to get run over by you. it's a free country.

 

[tane]

Speed plus mass !

...if it were just v+m....

 

[Snaggletooth]

I thicke theires an 'x' misseng somwhearre......

 

[Grande Mastere Dreade]

 

[Grande Mastere Dreade]

they do pay for the roads, we all do. they might cause you to take your foot off the pedal for a few seconds. respect your fellow citizens, they are doing their best not to get run over by you. it's a free country.

how to spot the cyclist..

 

[Point Break]

Ah...........the cyclist drama. Its cyclic here...........(get it?)

I used to ride quite a bit when I was running tri's....long ago. Commuted about 35-40 miles on my bike, some of it on roadways/streets and some through state parks etc. I enjoyed the rides especially those early in the morning as the sun was coming up along the coast. Van Halen in the headphones, a great spin rate and a nice sweat. However after a few years and several close encounters, I stopped on the roads. Nowadays I see cyclists riding foolishly quite often and think.............organ donor.

 

[Snaggletooth]

Nowadays I see cyclists riding foolishly quite often and think.............organ donor.

Neggetieve Nate.........