Funny Pics that aren't worth starting a thread for

[Sugar Ape]

[Sugar Ape]

[Guest]

[Chip Butty]

Fucking hell, is that a block of Cheese?

 

 

To be fair she pulls the whole cheese slug look off, due to the way she wears that cap in a sporty and ready for anything kinda way.

[SammyAftershave]

[Alan Sex]

[alles ist gut]

[alles ist gut]

(...checks to make sure Alan Sex hasn't posted this already...okay...)

 

[setreal]

 

 

 

Is this some kind of rc toy?

[General Dryness]

No, its definitely a real cat.

[setreal]

I knew this would come while I typed it out, but well done nonetheless.

[General Dryness]

If you meant the centipede, I would think so. If you had a real Scolopendra Gigantea as a pet, you wouldn't let the poisonous cunt run around loose like that, and you certainly wouldn't let it near your cat.

[setreal]

If you meant the centipede, I would think so. If you had a real Scolopendra Gigantea as a pet, you wouldn't let the poisonous cunt run around loose like that, and you certainly wouldn't let it near your cat.

 

I'm not going to google that and just assume you made it up.

[redheart]

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[Ne Moe Imya]

I grew up in Bolivia and we had those things.

 

In fact, I'm not proud of it but at age 12 a friend caught one of them and had it in a jar.  He had the bright idea to fight it with a tarantula that another kid had, we put them together in a terrarium and watched them fight each other.  It was actually amazing, to this day I find the whole thing repellent but there was something undeniably fascinating about watching the battle.

 

In case you're curious, the centipede stung the tarantula over and over from a distance and we all thought it was going to win.  The tarantula just circled, slowly, waiting for an opportunity.  The centipede eventually got juuuuust a bit too close, the tarantula lunged and bit him almost in half.  It was all over in about a tenth of a second.

[RedinSweden]

 

Classic cat. Doesn't even break stride in the approach.

 

 

 

Impressive, asleep to fleeing before she has even hit the deck.

[Kloppite]

I grew up in Bolivia and we had those things.

 

In fact, I'm not proud of it but at age 12 a friend caught one of them and had it in a jar. He had the bright idea to fight it with a tarantula that another kid had, we put them together in a terrarium and watched them fight each other. It was actually amazing, to this day I find the whole thing repellent but there was something undeniably fascinating about watching the battle.

 

In case you're curious, the centipede stung the tarantula over and over from a distance and we all thought it was going to win. The tarantula just circled, slowly, waiting for an opportunity. The centipede eventually got juuuuust a bit too close, the tarantula lunged and bit him almost in half. It was all over in about a tenth of a second.

Did the taratula survive and did it eat the centipede?

 

Was the spider deadly to humans cause those centipedes are arent they?

[Alan Sex]

[General Dryness]

Did the taratula survive and did it eat the centipede?

 

Was the spider deadly to humans cause those centipedes are arent they?

Only deadly to humans if you have an allergic reaction. Pretty fucking painful otherwise. I would imagine the spider would have had to have had a bit of a sit down afterwards.

 

Tarantulas aren't deadly to humans.

[Alan Sex]

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