Hanford Guy's Hijacked Memes Thread

[Tank]

[Vegas Halo Fan]

 

 

We know that it sucked before, but we fixed that.

 

 

I'll bet that this guy got elected.

 

 

 

 

[IEAngelsfan]

[Vegas Halo Fan]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I feel an inspiration to create a clothing company to market t-shirts in Asia. Just put random English words on them, and it doesn't even matter if they are spelled correctly or make any sense.

[IEAngelsfan]

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[IEAngelsfan]

[Vegas Halo Fan]

I can't go in, because I haven't discovered my head yet.

 

Apparently you don't know mine, because it has nothing to do with pee pee.

 

Sound advice for any aspiring major leaguer.

 

We'll have the I can't find on Google but it's delicious, Mermaid in deep sea and Mr. Oyster.

 

 

Only legal assholes can be thrown out the window here.

Don't laugh. I'm sure that most of us have worked with a cow or two here and there.

 

 

[Vegas Halo Fan]

A fully functional gingerbread death star.

[Redondo]

 

Taking a dip in ice cold water in Ukraine

 

[Redondo]

 

[Tank]

something something victors mom.

[Vegas Halo Fan]

15 hours ago, Redondo said:

 

Taking a dip in ice cold water in Ukraine

 

Yep, looks cold, judging from the opening still.

Was there a local insanity festival or something?

[Vegas Halo Fan]

A very prestigious institute indeed.

 

An important feature in a house.

 

Yes, prastic. Got a plobrem with that?

 

The uterus salad sounds delicious.

 

I'm guessing that the customers for the second item from the bottom are overwhelmingly male. It's a bargain, too, cheaper than both the red snapper and the Incredible Hulk.

 

Most people eat hamburgers with the other cheeks, but who am I to judge.

 

Try the comprehensive juice. It has a little of everything.

 

I'll only order the first one if it's the right friend.

 

I believe that I will reconsider the friend on the last menu instead.

 

A "vagitarian" might be interested in the house listed above.

 

When it said "Kid's menu", I thought that it was food for kids.

 

There's a little too much penetration going on with this menu.

[Ray McKigney]

On 12/26/2016 at 6:05 AM, Redondo said:

 

Taking a dip in ice cold water in Ukraine

 

Nice knockers!

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Wouldn't want any of these unless the bowels were included, especially at that price.

 

Bacon with bacon. Good choice.

 

I'm down with the asthma paper.

 

I don't like fish, so this seems redundant.

 

One look at the photo and I was sold.

 

I don't usually carry an octopus in my wallet, so I suppose that it will be cash.

 

It was more interesting before they corrected it.

 

As long as it's foul, it's OK.

 

An old Russian favorite.

 

At least the fried crap comes with sides.

 

I've never tried to eat sheet iron. I imagine that it's a bit tough and hard to cook. I might have to opt for the fried stinky tofu.

 

[Tank]

[Spirit]

[Blarg]

11 hours ago, Tank said:

That is one fucked up off the main strip Vegas tranny show.

[NJHalo]

Lamar looks like a homeless guy photo bombing.

[gotbeer]

12 hours ago, Tank said:

Oddly, the one that isn't pictured is giving it his best shot.

Blac Chyna and Kris Jenner Rush to the Hospital for Rob Kardashian

[Blarg]

Aren't those the Disney ghosts from the haunted Mansion ride behind them?

[Redondo]

The northern lights put on a festive show over northern Canada just before Christmas, and a NASA satellite captured a stunning infrared image of the spectacular display.

The night after the winter solstice, NASA's Suomi NPP spacecraft recorded the northern lights, or aurora borealis, across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Nunavut, and Northwest Territories in Canada on the night of Dec. 22. From 512 miles above the Earth, the satellite's Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite captured the northern lights display, which appeared as glowing swirls of clouds over northern Canada, NASA's Earth Observatory said in a statement.

The northern lights occur when particles from the sun known as the solar wind interact with Earth's magnetic field, according to NASA scientists. Because the particles are charged, they can cause electrical current changes in the field that then send energetic particles into the upper atmosphere's gases. When the particles hit the gases, they charge them, and when the gases release this gained energy, the aurora glows are triggered.

As the gases give up the energy, they release photons (light particles) of specific wavelengths, creating different colors. For example, researchers have found that oxygen atoms emit green and sometimes red light, while nitrogen is more orange or red.

[Vegas Halo Fan]

 

 

 

Sorry, but I thought that was the whole point.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Come on in and work for us. We might even pay you.

 

 

[Vegas Halo Fan]

It's blurry, but it looks like that might be an Arizona tag on the Smart.