a disclaimer bump....

no sunnis were harmed in the making of this animation

My self-scalping kit has been plagiarized! Damn pirates!! I want my royalties!!!

Are you sure that's not a clip from a Bollywood zombie musical? You can almost hear the big finale, "We Can't Eat Brains Without Chutney And Rice."

My self-scalping kit has been plagiarized! Damn pirates!! I want my royalties!!!

i almost had the 2nd guy asking 'you invented the flowbee?' but i thought it might be too arcane

Are you sure that's not a clip from a Bollywood zombie musical? You can almost hear the big finale, "We Can't Eat Brains Without Chutney And Rice

and now i'm almost hearing mae west saying, 'brains had nothing to do with it.

flowbee

That would be a good caption for that pic: "Why You Should Never Buy Blackmarket Flowbees."

That would be a good caption for that pic: "Why You Should Never Buy Blackmarket Flowbees."

gotta love flowbees. especially blackmarket flowbees.

i was thinking...'why shakespeare didn't write 'the merchant of baghdad':'if you prick us do we not bleed'.

or why he shoulda set 'julius caesar' in karbala.

On reason I never buy GEICO!

I actually saved a "bunch" of money by switching "FROM" Geico!

If this sort of humour wasn't illegal in Canada I'd totally steal this pic for my new blog Thanks for the laughs.

Gene:"Are you sure that's not a clip from a Bollywood zombie musical?"

Even before reading this comment the pic made me think about a girl I used to know who spent a month in India, but never talked about it. Most people who return from foreign countries can't shut up about it, so I was curious and pried. She finally described one scene where she had to cover herself with a blanket in the back seat of a car "so the rampaging mob wouldn't beat and rape me." Oh. And there's the time I watched a news report where Pakistani policemen dispersed a mob by beating them with a stick. It just seemed a little too nonchalant and run of the mill, like this sort of thing happens every day over there.
Bhapindra: "Hi honey, how was your day?"
Parbinder: "Oh, sold a few propane units, got beat with stick by cop, no big whoop."
All of this is just a roundabout way of saying this is one strange world, and I like photo funnies.

If this sort of humour wasn't illegal in Canada

i'm guessing that noone outside of us broadcasting range is familiar with geico or it's commercials. while that may be a blessing, yall may also be confused as to what's goin on with the voice balloons. essentialy geico sells car insurance and for about 2 years, they've been producing lookalike ads, ostensibly for products like baldness clinics, old navy clothing, crazy glue and exercise equipment, in which one of the characters will suddenly announce he or she has good news...which always turns out to be saving money by switching to geico.

On reason I never buy GEICO

sounds unpatriotic to me

I actually saved a "bunch" of money by switching "FROM" Geico!

they paid you to go somewhere else?