Hanford Guy's Hijacked Memes Thread

[T.G.]

 

[Vegas Halo Fan]

12 hours ago, Jason said:

I’d drive that 

I wonder how many that Ford would have sold if they had built that. The 1960s were a big time for station wagons.

Edited August 22, 2023 by Vegas Halo Fan

[Jason]

4 hours ago, T.G. said:

 

What a dick

[Blarg]

And then they wonder why people shoot these assholes. 

[Jason]

2 hours ago, Blarg said:

And then they wonder why people shoot these assholes. 

They are quite tasty too. 

[cals]

1 hour ago, Jason said:

They are quite tasty too. 

I didn’t know what you guys were talking about because I only saw your response and Blarg’s message.  The things my mind came up with were disturbing.

[Spirit]

[Jason]

32 minutes ago, cals said:

I didn’t know what you guys were talking about because I only saw your response and Blarg’s message.  The things my mind came up with were disturbing.

I feel sweaty all the sudden. 

[HanfordGuy]

[Tank]

[Tank]

[UndertheHalo]

 

 

[HanfordGuy]

[Jason]

[cals]

1 hour ago, Jason said:

[HanfordGuy]

[Vegas Halo Fan]

[Redondo]

As a result of alopecia, this chimp lost all of his hair. This incredible photo shows just how muscular chimps really are. A number of studies have suggested that pound-for-pound, chimpanzees could be as much as 3 to nearly 5 times stronger than a human man.

 

[Redondo]

This incredible image shows a wave that looks to be swallowing a lighthouse with a man standing outside. This scene was captured in 1989 by photographer, Jean Guichard off the west coast of Northern France. A front of low pressure coming from Ireland brought gale-force winds and huge waves of 20 to 30 meters creating the setting for this spectacular image.

 

[Redondo]

This incredible photo captures a tree after it was apparently struck by lightning. As you can seem the tree is burning from the inside out. This phenomenon is not that uncommon. Hollow trees act like a natural chimney which can accelerate the burning inside and leave little evidence outside.

 

[Redondo]

Here’s a newborn Indian flying fox clinging to her mother’s belly. Newborns can’t fly on their own for several months. There are more than 60 species of flying foxes across Asia, Australia, Africa, and assorted Pacific islands. The largest have 5.25 foot wingspans. They are mostly vegetarian and can’t echolocate. They mate upside down and colonies can be 200,000 thousand strong.

 

[Redondo]

 

Melanism is a condition in which an animal is morphologically dark due to the unusually high deposition of melanin. According to an internet search, there are less than 20 melanistic alligators known to exist in the world. There are less than 300 albino alligators known to exist.

[Redondo]

Humpbacks are baleen whales meaning they have these bristly plates rather than teeth. The purpose of baleen plates is to filter and trap the whale’s prey. With humpbacks, their diet mainly consists of krill and small fish. They eat around 3,000 pounds (1,360 kilograms) of food per day.

 

[Redondo]

How are these goats doing this? Goats are known for climbing difficult terrain but this just seems impossible. Their hooves are split into two sections which allows them to spread the halves to grip a larger surface. The bottoms of their hooves have rubbery pads, like shoe soles.

 

[Redondo]

While animals like cats and rats have around 200 nerve endings in each whisker, seals have an amazing 1,500. This allows them to find and catch fish, even without the use of sight. Scientists claim their whiskers allow them to size up a herring down to the centimeter.