LOL Pic Thread (NO POLITICS)

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by nyalpine90

I didn't know that high school pep rally with me and my buddies got recorded!!!!

[The Choosey begger]

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[Pauldunlop13]

Originally Posted by Banana Hammock

Every time I attempt this, it comes out as War-sher-sher sauce.

Worse tuh sure

[bd307]

Originally Posted by Run Silent

That is literally the funniest thing I've seen all week. Good show!

lmao me too. Thank you sir.

[chetrickerman]

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[P1]

Originally Posted by Pauldunlop13

Worse tuh sure

Wirrrshestershurshire.

[upstatedoc]

Wistersheershiresheershire

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

1MOREMOD running around with his underwear on his head









Again

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

No im.not skinny like that

Originally Posted by UncleWede

Come on, flap your arms for us!

[1MOREMOD]

This big boy cant get off the ground

[DETRoadster]

Originally Posted by NEfan508

1/2 the towns here have odd pronunciation

Nobody cares but I'm still writing this,


It's pronounced "woo-stuh-sher" but it's spelled W-O-R-C-E-S-T-E-R-S-H-I-R-E, so more like "whor-ses-ter-shire."

Boston Accent: woos-tuh

Could always pick out the out of towners on the Cape when you'd hear them talking about Chatham. Yeah, I get that it looks like it should be pronounced "Cha-Th-Ham" but it's "chadum." Now go fuck right off back to wherever you came from. And take the tunnel back will ya.

[SakhirM4]

Originally Posted by DETRoadster

Could always pick out the out of towners on the Cape when you'd hear them talking about Chatham. Yeah, I get that it looks like it should be pronounced "Cha-Th-Ham" but it's "chadum." Now go fuck right off back to wherever you came from. And take the tunnel back will ya.

We do stuff like that in Texas too. Examples:

Manor is may-nore
Manchaca is Man-shack
Burnett is Burn-it
Gruene is Green
Boerne is Burny

[The Choosey begger]

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[upstatedoc]

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[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

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THIS!!! Some of the most brutal fights I have ever witnessed were my boys around the 16-18 age range. I witnessed my youngest getting his tail whipped once and the incredible hulk switch flipped inside him. He suddenly gained super human strength, then body slammed his older brother delivering a beating to him that he never forgot. That was the last physical altercation the two of them had. Funny now that I look back on it but that shit was scary when it happend. I thought an ER visit was eminent.

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by Now_Rudi

THIS!!! Some of the most brutal fights I have ever witnessed were my boys around the 16-18 age range. I witnessed my youngest getting his tail whipped once and the incredible hulk switch flipped inside him. He suddenly gained super human strength, then body slammed his older brother delivering a beating to him that he never forgot. That was the last physical altercation the two of them had. Funny now that I look back on it but that shit was scary when it happend. I thought an ER visit was eminent.

I was the older brother. I don't know what set me off, but I chased the younger 3 houses down and came to, beating the living shit out of him on the neighbor's porch. Last time I laid hands on anyone in anger, still scares me what lives inside.

[Banana Hammock]

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

I was the older brother. I don't know what set me off, but I chased the younger 3 houses down and came to, beating the living shit out of him on the neighbor's porch. Last time I laid hands on anyone in anger, still scares me what lives inside.

Agreed. I flipped out on a guy during a fight in high school. I wasn't even mad when we started fighting, that changed quickly. The fight culminated with me forcing his face to make friends with a nearby tree. I still felt really bad when I saw what I did to him after. All over some girl that I didn't even really care about. The stupid things we do as kids.

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

I was the older brother. I don't know what set me off, but I chased the younger 3 houses down and came to, beating the living shit out of him on the neighbor's porch. Last time I laid hands on anyone in anger, still scares me what lives inside.

Same here, I once put my brother head first into a corner of a cabinet. I think I had soaked up two towels with blood before my mom found us with me trying to keep it on the "down-low".

He got about 30 stitches in his scalp, and I got the A$$ whooping of a lifetime from my dad!

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

Same here, I once put my brother head first into a corner of a cabinet. I think I had soaked up two towels with blood before my mom found us with me trying to keep it on the "down-low".

He got about 30 stitches in his scalp, and I got the A$$ whooping of a lifetime!

Yowza! Winner!

[UncleWede]

^ I'm not certain that my parents even found out, although I think the neighbor told them a few days later. Body blows don't show up as readily as gushing head wounds.

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

Same here, I once put my brother head first into a corner of a cabinet. I think I had soaked up two towels with blood before my mom found us with me trying to keep it on the "down-low".

He got about 30 stitches in his scalp, and I got the A$$ whooping of a lifetime from my dad!

Ouch. I've gone pretty crazy on my younger brother (who can kick my butt anytime - lot bigger than me) and my dad had to step in and separate us because it was not going to end well for either of us, but that was once and never again.

But when I was younger (like 10) I was pretty ticked off that that he (about 4 years old) would climb up to the breadbox while I was at school and eat all the candy I was hoarding up there. So one day I put a pocketknife in there, don't remember if I helpfully left the blade open or not, and sure enough, he cut himself with it by accident.

Plan worked alright - suddenly the parents had a vested interest in preventing him from climbing up there anymore because they didn't know what I had left there. Previously, they thought him scarfing my candy was pretty funny. I never got in trouble either, because how could you blame me - I didn't cut him. And he shouldn't have been up there. My parents still talk about this from time to time - its a funny story now.

[Run Silent]

Originally Posted by Now_Rudi

Agreed. I flipped out on a guy during a fight in high school. I wasn't even mad when we started fighting, that changed quickly. The fight culminated with me forcing his face to make friends with a nearby tree. I still felt really bad when I saw what I did to him after. All over some girl that I didn't even really care about. The stupid things we do as kids.

So, I really had to think about this. I am in my early 40's and I don't think I have every really been in a 'fight'.

There have been a few minor events where words started or where there was a single punch, but never a full on brawl.

This does not count active military engagements, mind you, but still - I guess that is a good thing, eh?