This really belongs in the Ye Olde Video Clips thread, but it's the video version of the Darth Virtuoso on page 112 of this thread.

http://cellar.org/2006/nikeweirdness.jpg

Maybe some kind of Nike ad?

yeah, cause she's gonna have to get the hell out of there after giving birth to a black baby and her husband is gonna freak!

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gotta be a National Guardsman. No offense.

nope - guardsman would say "do you know what i do on the outside? screw you."

When I was a kid, I could easily have gotten myself into a similar situation. That chair looks like it would be fun to wear as a sort of suit of armor with horns in front. I can even picture this kid chasing other kids around with that chair on him, only to realize his mistake when it was too late.

The candy in the boy's mouth really pisses me off for some reason. I mean, I can think of several reasons it might be there, and some are even legitimate--like it might keep him from wailing about how his head is stuck in a chair--it just irritates me.

I have had to remove a few pairs of hand cuffs from kids that waounered into mom and dads bed room and said hey ya'll watch this !!

But the question is, who swallowed the keys?

Sex can wait? Since when?

since i decided i was going to be an engineer and realised i wouldnt get any as one

if you were an interior decorator you'd only be getting it in the caboose.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...uck-alien.html


May 30, 2006—As if bird flu fears weren't enough to make ordinary waterfowl suddenly seem creepy, now there's this: an x-ray of a duck with what looks like an alien hiding in its gut. Workers at the International Bird Rescue Research Center (IBRRC) in Fairfield, California, took the x-ray May 21 while treating a mallard duck that had been found with a broken wing.
The scientists—not likely prone to feats of imaginative fancy—were surprised by what they saw: a head snarling at them from within the bird's gizzard (see lower right of photo).
"We're a 35-year-old organization, and we've seen a lot of things—bullets, fish hooks—but this is the first time anything like this has shown up," IBRRC executive director Jay Holcomb told the San Francisco Chronicle.



http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...duck-alien.jpg