ROFL thread with a "ROFL" in title - Page 586

byrnsam : what is it exactly?

On June 05 2010 11:19 HeRoS)eNGagE wrote: byrnsam : what is it exactly?

just some traffic at the toll booth, nothing special, no dukes of hazzard shit goin down.

On June 05 2010 11:19 HeRoS)eNGagE wrote: byrnsam : what is it exactly?

That silly driver in the black Volkswagen is keeping TWO car lengths between him and the car in front of him, instead of the classic ONE car length*.
*Car length is not a standardized unit of measurement.

On June 05 2010 12:08 byrnesam wrote: Show nested quote + On June 05 2010 11:19 HeRoS)eNGagE wrote: byrnsam : what is it exactly? just some traffic at the toll booth, nothing special, no dukes of hazzard shit goin down.

oh ok, its a toll booth ;o)

On June 04 2010 21:18 ParadoxPLZ wrote: yeah it isn't meant to be funny. the bunny was the one who raped her not the father, it's a commentary on consumerism which the bunny represents. the pile of stuffed animals represents that we need to keep buying things and the child is special because she knows how silly it is. the mother is a victim of this consumer culture as well which is why she drinks and why she puts on a happy face to try to lure the daughter into the marketplace as well. she is sad because the daugher won't buy into it. and the bunny's guilt represents the guilt of businesses. pirates represents the pirating that goes on, and the little child won't even buy into that which is what makes her so special.

WTF are you talking about? The bunny plays dead when the dad comes in the room to molest her. The mom drinks to ignore the fact that her husband is a pedophile and buys her stuffed animals to try and cheer her up. The bunny realizes that he's not gonna be able to cheer up a girl who gets molested every night nor wants to be a part of that and jumps out the window.

lol... nah dude, you're looking at it too simple. read my post again more carefully and you'll get it...
i've taken lots of classes on this stuff so i know what i'm talking about...

and along with consumerism the bunny represents innocence it isn't a talking rabbit, it's symbolizes the death of her innocence and childhood which contains the imagination needed to sustain a talking rabbit, the child is dead, that's why the mother is crying. the big irony is that the business is responsible for it all

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On June 05 2010 13:48 byrnesam wrote: Welcome to LP

ROFL. Unfortunately I think it's more like this:

rofl

HAHAHHA

That bunny cartoon is about the girl's self worth being destroyed by being raped every night by her father, and she doesn't think she deserves to have friends or be liked. Pretty disturbing that somebody thought it was funny and posted it here.

On June 05 2010 15:37 CreamPuFF wrote: That bunny cartoon is about the girl's self worth being destroyed by being raped every night by her father, and she doesn't think she deserves to have friends or be liked. Pretty disturbing that somebody thought it was funny and posted it here.

ban baal

wtf it was?


oh dear god

On June 05 2010 13:29 ParadoxPLZ wrote: and along with consumerism the bunny represents innocence it isn't a talking rabbit, it's symbolizes the death of her innocence and childhood which contains the imagination needed to sustain a talking rabbit, the child is dead, that's why the mother is crying. the big irony is that the business is responsible for it all

give this man a green star