Epic thread of win

[Sssith]

How about mandatory watching of Breaking Bad?

[syn]

[Sssith]

So some comedian did this:


If you can't tell it is about 6 inches tall.

[Orbert]

Awesome!

It looks like the plaque describing the statue is bigger than the statue itself!

[dave in the basement]

Barely fun fact:

My friends and I registered to vote at a David Duke booth at one of the local county fairs. Didn't realize he was a white supremacist until we got home and were looking through the literature they stuffed in our goodie bags while we did the registration paperwork.

Whoops!

[Orbert]

Don't keep us in suspense.  Did you vote for him?

[dave in the basement]

Don't keep us in suspense.  Did you vote for him?

Not yet! 

[syn]

Dana is off tonight

[Sssith]

Lol...poor Dana.

[Sssith]

Corona Life

[syn]

[Sssith]

lol.  That would be EPIC!

Until on of those little f*cke** lit me up.

[syn]

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1804/RosettaOsirisC67P_JacintRoger.gif

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap180426.html Explanation: You couldn't really be caught in this blizzard while standing by a cliff on Churyumov-Gerasimenko, also known as comet 67P. Orbiting the comet in June of 2016 the Rosetta spacecraft's narrow angle camera did record streaks of dust and ice particles though, as they drifted across the field of view near the camera and above the comet's surface. Some of the bright specks in the scene are likely due to a rain of energetic charged particles or cosmic rays hitting the camera, and the dense background of stars in the direction of the constellation Canis Major. Click on this single frame to play and the background stars are easy to spot trailing from top to bottom in an animated gif (7.7MB). The 33 frames of the time compressed animation span about 25 minutes of real time. The stunning gif was constructed from consecutive images taken while Rosetta cruised some 13 kilometers from the comet's nucleus.

[Sssith]

That is pretty amazing.

[Pixie]

That's awesome.