Sunday Funnies: GAH! Edition

Senor Gif

Senor Gif

Skut Farkus

Bad Newspaper

Bizarro

"Me participating in a group project" Tastefully Offensive

Surviving the World

 "1927 was a rough time for donuts." Wil Wheaton

Tastefully Offensive

Are You Talking to Meme?

Funny to Me

Texts From TNG

Very Demotivational

Girls With Slingshots

"This is what happens for real when I can’t find the right words." Six more examples at Funny to Me

Are You Talking to Meme?

The Far Left Side

Satire or Real? Who knows? What Would Jack Do?

Funny to Me

Bad Newspaper

Very Demotivational

Cheezburger

Texts From TNG

Cheezburger

Julia Segal

Funny to Me

Abstruse Goose

Electronic Cerebrectomy

See Mike Draw

Very Demotivational

Little Harley Things

Eric's Comics

1111 Comics

Bits and Pieces

Unearthed Comics

Bizarro

Derpy Cats

Tastefully Offensive

The Far Left Side

Blackadder

Fowl Language Comics

Very Demotivational

Medium Large (Incidentally, if this is all you've heard about this incident, it appears the film misrepresented a number of well-meaning people. KM issued a statement on the misuse of her talent on Facebook.)

Funny to Me

Partially Clips

Cyanide and Happiness

 What Would Jack Do?

Tastefully Offensive

Happy Jar

Tastefully Offensive

Very Demotivational

Texts From TNG

"Get down, Mr. President!" Cheezburger

"One donut to rule them all" Mirach Ravaia

 Savage Chickens

Doghouse Diaries

"Facehugger" Animals Being Dicks

This Modern World

Senor Gif

Geo 730: April 13, Day 469: Depoe Bay

Depoe Bay lays claim to the title of "the world's smallest navigable harbor," though as always, I'm skeptical of any claim to the world's most extreme anything. Not sayin' it ain't so, just sayin' I want evidence and definitions of terms. It was also one of the Oregon harbors (along with Brookings) that suffered substantial damage from the 2011 Tohoku tsunami. A dramatic short video clip (several others are linked on this page) of the torrent into the bay can be seen at YouTube. I'd guess it's biggest claim to wide-spread fame is that it was the setting for the fishing scene in the film version of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." There's some great geology to be seen around town, and tomorrow, I'll engage in some shameless arm-waving (though, I think, pretty well constrained to reality) as to the nature of the harbor itself.

Photo unmodified. July 10, 2012. FlashEarth location.