ROFL thread with a "ROFL" in title - Page 764

If you troll carefully enough you'll see your mom.

On December 19 2010 14:08 Fudyann wrote: If you troll troll troll troll troll troll troll troll troll.

On December 19 2010 22:29 Jas0n wrote: + Show Spoiler +

how is that funy taco?

On December 19 2010 22:49 HeRoS)eNGagE wrote: how is that funy taco?

Like most jokes it builds an expectation ("cheetahs and ruminants in harmony awwww" ) and then wildly goes against it ("j/k gruesome death for you impala" )

On December 18 2010 16:48 Stim_Abuser wrote: + Show Spoiler +

I thought this was fucking hilarious, but maybe i'm just a racist deep down

On December 19 2010 22:49 HeRoS)eNGagE wrote: how is that funy taco?

in the first two frames you see a playful attitude between the would be predator and prey animal. The abnormality of the situation, causes normal humans to feel that the world has more of a sense of comrodery than we see everyday... in fact, that this commrodery is instinctually ingrained or at least can be learned by animals far simpler than humans. This gives the views a sense of hope for their own life... after all, if these animals which nature pit against themselves can learn to live and harmony, why then can't the racial and religious and other groups of our world and the own personal rivalalries we have in our day to day life be transcended into something warm.

The final picture however does, as silver_z points out, go against all expectation and build up. We are left to see that all which we have extrapolated from the earlier signs of play and unity being torn apart suggesting that violence is the ultimate fate and intrinsic wiring of the animal, and in turn, the human condition. Noticing this flip flop of perception and trying to escape the disposition of our doomed nature, we "lol"

On December 20 2010 00:27 Elite00 wrote: Show nested quote + On December 18 2010 16:48 Stim_Abuser wrote: I thought this was fucking hilarious, but maybe i'm just a racist deep down

i think it's more of a fat joke

That cheetah pic is horrible. That was my cousin:


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^ LOL

^ this is so good

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assuming that a cheetah is not living in harmony with it's prey when it's hunting it down and eating it is illogical though ,isn't it?
I think the only reason we tend to think like that is because we've been raised with teddy bear stories,we're not hunters etc etc
Anyway long story short,apparently this isn't the real ending
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/artic...iny-antelopes-life--play-instead.html
the cheetahs were full and tired so they didn't eat that little luckbox and played with it for a while
Seems like someone tried to pull a prank on the Rousseaus of the world

New Lonely Island song


http://dailyshite.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/6506.jpg


ROFLOWNED - swedish though, but i think you'll understand by just watching.



Religious much?

On December 20 2010 08:00 lebowski wrote: + Show Spoiler + Show nested quote + On December 20 2010 00:27 Steal City wrote:   On December 19 2010 22:49 HeRoS)eNGagE wrote: how is that funy taco? in the first two frames you see a playful attitude between the would be predator and prey animal. The abnormality of the situation, causes normal humans to feel that the world has more of a sense of comrodery than we see everyday... in fact, that this commrodery is instinctually ingrained or at least can be learned by animals far simpler than humans. This gives the views a sense of hope for their own life... after all, if these animals which nature pit against themselves can learn to live and harmony, why then can't the racial and religious and other groups of our world and the own personal rivalalries we have in our day to day life be transcended into something warm. The final picture however does, as silver_z points out, go against all expectation and build up. We are left to see that all which we have extrapolated from the earlier signs of play and unity being torn apart suggesting that violence is the ultimate fate and intrinsic wiring of the animal, and in turn, the human condition. Noticing this flip flop of perception and trying to escape the disposition of our doomed nature, we "lol" assuming that a cheetah is not living in harmony with it's prey when it's hunting it down and eating it is illogical though ,isn't it? I think the only reason we tend to think like that is because we've been raised with teddy bear stories,we're not hunters etc etc Anyway long story short,apparently this isn't the real ending http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/artic...iny-antelopes-life--play-instead.html the cheetahs were full and tired so they didn't eat that little luckbox and played with it for a while Seems like someone tried to pull a prank on the Rousseaus of the world

The ending was not happy + Show Spoiler +