The Interesting Image thread! (try to avoid memes)

[Winged Warrior]

I found this in my webcomic searches.

Though you may not find it funny, or thought provoking.

I think it is interesting.

[spoiler][/spoiler]

[ASR]

I liked the humanization of furry characters better.

[Johncarllos]

This is swell?

[Vinchenz Rock]

Anime Simpsons!?

Japanese South Park!?

*mind asplodes*

[Johncarllos]

Not Japanese, just NOT cut from construction paper.

[ASR]

They're both lame. The South Park one isn't nearly as cool as the one they showed in an actual episode.

[Mikero]

Only the one in the South Park episode is good. The other ones I've seen before and I always thought they were stupid.

I have a bunch of 4Chan images.

But, y'know, we're supposed to avoid memes.

It's not funny because it's a fad, though. It's funny because it's a funny image at the end. There's a difference to someone showing a non-funny incredibly 4chanly lameass picture of a pokemon with a stupid crap-garbled-grammar caption underneath and someone showing something that happens to be legitimately funny, pokemon related or not.

And Abe is right, the word "meme" on the internet is completely retarded, and using it is one of those stupid fads on it's own.

[Yubi Shines]

Oh man, I love the artist that did anime Simpsons.

MOAR MOAR MOAR

[Mikero]

Ugh, I hate that #####.

[ASR]

With a quick skim of that guy's gallery I thought this was delightfully clever:

[Mikero]

That it is.

[Chron]

I'm amazed that it took me a few seconds to get that.

[Mikero]

Same. Doesn't help that I barely ever read any Calvin and Hobbes comics so I didn't recognize the art style or what I can only assume is are classic C&H poses and setting.

[ASR]

Calvin & Hobbes is genius in its own right. As a kid, I would save up to buy the strip collection books and I'd read through them all over and over again.

And now that I'm older, whenever I re-read them, I notice things I didn't catch or understand the first time because they really are intelligent comics.

[The Otaku]

Here are some rather interesting images.

[Mikero]

Your age is showing.

[Winged Warrior]

Oh, Wow.

I thought she was older, Just acting a little less mature.

[The Otaku]

I guess I'll take that as a compliment . . ?

[Chron]

It isn't. Don't worry, though.
You'll hopefully grow out of it some time.

Obama comic made me larf hardy and cry at the same time.

[Lunchebox]

I guess I'll take that as a compliment . . ?

I wouldn't.

[preventerWIND]

Good fan art. Very Good.

[Johncarllos]

I like him better with hair....

[Mikero]

That green Genome guy looks like a ripoff from Mr. Freeze in the Batman: The Animated Series.

[Edgecrusher]

That Elmo pic looks like he's deep-throating the mic.

Or about to, anyway

[ASR]

"I've made a huge mistake."

[ChaosVortex]

That green Genome guy looks like a ripoff from Mr. Freeze in the Batman: The Animated Series.

Except for the fact that he's just a head.

[Mikero]

Obviously what I meant is that his head in the roundy jar thing looks like that.

[ASR]

Meh.

[AlexThePenguin]

... It took me a while, there, but I do actually see it. ._.

[Johncarllos]

We were talking about it on skype last night.
Wind, Someguy, Sano and I all see it.

[ASR]

I saw it instantly.

[preventerWIND]

I still like the Jesus on my big rock, thanks.

[Yubi Shines]

[Johncarllos]

That's my kind of magazine!

[preventerWIND]

SEA-FERRETS?! We're #####ed.

[Johncarllos]

WEASELS.
WEASELS RIPPED MY FLESH!

[Mikero]

[ASR]

All three of those made me laugh.

[Yubi Shines]

This is the elephant shrew, or jumping shrew, from Africa.



Needless to say, I want one.

"Elephant shrews vary in size from about 100 mm to almost 300 mm, from just under 50 g to over 500 g. All are quadrupedal with mouse-like tails, and rather long legs for their size, and although the size of the trunk varies from one species to another, all are able to twist it about in search of food."



"Although mostly diurnal and very active, they are difficult to trap and very seldom seen: elephant shrews are wary, well camouflaged, and adept at dashing away from threats. Several species make a series of cleared pathways through the undergrowth and spend their day patrolling them for insect life: if disturbed, the pathway provides an obstacle-free escape route."

[Captain Sanoguchi]

Where do you find these wonderful animals?

[Mikero]

I'd seen them before but I didn't know they were that smart. Wicked. On a side note I love how we don't even know all the different kinds of animals on the planet yet pretend like there's nothing left to discover here. Anyway...



"People think that I am smart because I talk in a ro-bot voiiice."

[Yubi Shines]

I need to step away from the Garfield Randomizer. Every time I load it up, there's another hour gone.

[ASR]

That one is the only one I really liked.

[Mikero]

Yeah... Can't say I liked any of them.

Much like that website where they take out any part of anyone talking other than Jon, and it's supposed to wicked hilarious. It sucks.

[Chron]

I must be easily amused, then. I found a few chuckles here and there.

[The Otaku]

Here's an excerpt from the greatest sports manga ever, Eyeshield 21. It's also the greatest sports anime, in my opinion. It's over 18000 bytes though, so just view it here: It's Funny.

[preventerWIND]

Oh I get it. Cause they were talking about tits.

[Chron]

It was hard to tell since the translators forgot to change numbers from singular to plural.

But...
... soft doesn't make sense in context to what I THOUGHT they were talking about at first.

[The Otaku]

Well some guys consider breasts soft. As I've heard.

[Chron]

Oh, correct.

That wasn't immediately what hit my mind though.