Make me laugh - the PF memes thread - NO POLITICAL MEMES

[Peally]

Not particularly funny to me, personally. Lot of people have died from falling rocks, it's not like it was his/her fault.

[Bucky]

Not particularly funny to me, personally. Lot of people have died from falling rocks, it's not like it was his/her fault.

I had a friend in school, used to laugh hysterically when ever he saw anyone get hurt. Not just the Darwin injuries, but not at fault type injuries as well.

[BehindBlueI's]

Guy survives the eruption only to be killed by an enormous flying rock, then he becomes the laughing stock of the Internet 2,000 years later.... Dude just didn't have a lot of luck.

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How would you feel if you knew your death was going to be hilarious enough that people would laugh about it two millennia after the fact?

It's only hilarious if it's a coyote trying to catch a roadrunner.

On a side note, I've been to Pompeii and it's an odd feeling. Not eerie, really, it's too pretty for that. Not creepy. Just...odd.

[beenalongtime]

Guy survives the eruption only to be killed by an enormous flying rock, then he becomes the laughing stock of the Internet 2,000 years later.... Dude just didn't have a lot of luck.

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How would you feel if you knew your death was going to be hilarious enough that people would laugh about it two millennia after the fact?

Murphious, the Roman name?
As Socrates said, Defecatous Occurous.

[blues]

It's only hilarious if it's a coyote trying to catch a roadrunner.

On a side note, I've been to Pompeii and it's an odd feeling. Not eerie, really, it's too pretty for that. Not creepy. Just...odd.

Pompeii is amazing. Not only for the "odd feeling", as you aptly put it...but for the "modern" way they lived and thought, and just how much like "us" they were in the conduct of their lives. Truly an enlightening experience.

The images we took that day are some of the most indelibly fixed in my memory.

[BehindBlueI's]

[Drang]

Guy survives the eruption only to be killed by an enormous flying rock, then he becomes the laughing stock of the Internet 2,000 years later.... Dude just didn't have a lot of luck.

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How would you feel if you knew your death was going to be hilarious enough that people would laugh about it two millennia after the fact?

Murphious, the Roman name?
As Socrates said, Defecatous Occurous.

Wileus Coyotus.

And I believe you mean Cicero, Socrates didn't speak Latin. (But by all accounts he was a badass on the battlefield.)

[SecondsCount]

[blues]

"So, I guess this is what they mean by 'between the rock and the hard place'."

[Drang]

Murphious, the Roman name?
As Socrates said, Defecatous Occurous.

Also, according to Google Translate, "accidit stercore".