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26 Imgur Creator Spotlight: @Ubersnaps made this beaded container. Love it. Check more of their work in their posts.
27 Man Tax: Heath Ledger
“I can not do everything, but I can do something. I must not fail to do the something that I can do.” - Helen Keller
So, I made a discord server. It's a relaxed environment where you can take/donate memes to the cause, play trivia twice a week, chat about lots of topics or about nothing at all. We also have Jack Box game night and are setting up movie night! Very laid back/relaxed vibe. Come hang with us.
https://discord.gg/AWFV7FT3RQ
I'm also on the imgcat server for updates & fun:
https://discord.gg/TpjD37jgJ9
https://ko-fi.com/mememuseumcurator
Unable to work, zero income. Feel free to leave me a tip. Those that have, y'all are the bee's knees. You've honestly been my lifeline. (Apparently doesn't work in firefox).
***Tag me if you see an artist/creator you like whose work isn't getting seen as much as it should be! Or if you are an artist/creator and want me to post something of yours, DM me
FryingDutchman1969
#7 When I'm old I will do this again (just not running)
Br1337
#2 that's crazy work
imverybusy2
#6 as beautiful of a moment as this is I’m not gonna lie, the three men doing the electric slide next would be epic.
Twinklepot
#20 amazing little car!
TheElliotPage
first, show us your food, not your pillow & mattress stuffings... ...then, we'll repeat the wonderful Misters Paulsen & Yakko
cosinewave
#1 All of them. Pretty much any country you care to name.
PickleRiiiiiiiiiiiiick
#2 Fastest runner/skiier/et al always goes last in relay sports.
FrankBrayman
#16 the national mustard museum in Middleton, WI !
redsmerf
#10 ...I don't think the light would spill down the curb like that
BuckIndy
This.
OneOfTheEnemiesWithin
#7 Am I not supposed to do this at 53?!
jimhotep
I did this yesterday to the ATT lady at Costco.
graehall
#2 the endurance it takes to go at that pace for that long - absolutely incredible athleticism
yeahhedugit
I once had the chance to see an Olympic gold medalist running against local athletes. It was worse than that.
guardian492
#11 Hello, yes, I'd like to report a "catfish" scheme.
MrImmaculate
#23 Existential fatalist cotton candy art. Love it.
punderstorm
Still not convinced #20 isn't cake
FortifiedWhine
It is, it's all just really stale
ArdentNature
#1 There is a reason why there are no international English restaurants...
Primotimewaster
There are English styled pubs that serve food. Pasties and stews mostly.
austinwizardforhire
#2 was like, "On your left."
yeahhedugit
https://media2.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1bGhybGNpMjdxZWUwZTlpb2dvZG9zN2poM2lrNzZwZ3k5MTB2b3ZldiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/tnYri4n2Frnig/200w.webp
annonymouse211
#10 what app is this?
FecalSaliva
Imgur
annonymouse211
https://media3.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1bDBjdTVsbmh3b2phd2JxZTF4dzUyOHluOTZjdHdjdTRyeDhqbGRnNiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/SqmkZ5IdwzTP2/200w.webp
SodaForBlood
The artist uses Procreate. https://www.instagram.com/danieleturturici
Ibringthegoose
#1
saturatedcottonballs
#22 where is this scene from?
TallynNyntyg
Futurama.
nemo3590
The Mist. I highly recommend, but this scene in particular hits like a truck. Stephen King says it improved on his original story.
pocsaclypse
the mist https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0884328/
Eldibs
#1 As a US resident, we really only make the list because we just decided to have everyone's food.
Beardedgeek72
So did Britain. They just opted not to use it.
astrangehop
or, we did it better. The USA had chinese food restaraunts when britain was still trading opium for tea.
OnlyOneArman
Whoa whoa whoa. The US has a lot of great food invented here, like cheesecake, chocolate chip cookies, pizza with toppings, General Tso Chicken, Philly cheesesteak, Tex Mex... It only looks like we just decided to have everyone's good, in reality we decided to have everyone, and their food came with.
jackal12345
Pohya and Banahas with buffalo meat is delicious.
bbchaz23
#23 art you can eat? I'm all in
GeneralNoise
#3 literally me. Snow was all but gone, had some nice sunny days. Some were 50s. Even up to 60. And then poof, here's 3 feet of snow. And it's still snowing
unapologetic05
It snowed all day here, it’s supposed to thunderstorm overnight. Then snow storm tomorrow, then rain the next day. In two days, a difference of 33C. Plans? What plans?
MoThErFuCkInGmIrAcIeS
I should be used to it living in the Midwest for 30 or so years. Nope every single year I'm mad.
simianruler
I have basically the opposite here. 60s, then we hit 80. Back into the 60s, but on Thursday we're supposed to hit 90...
graehall
#22 sad as it was you still gotta admit the scene ended with a bang
Bajiir
I found the scene absolutely hilarious. I saw the ending coming a mile away when their car broke down
Snooj
I wouldn't call it "sad". Darkly ironic maybe.
FoamingToad
Completely different from the story, which ends on a mildly positive note. I read that King absolutely loved the change in tempo.
50m31AW
But what's it from? Y'all can't just talk about a scene and not say what it's from for those who don't know https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1aTFyN3kxMG0zcmRuMzNudm1udGR6cDM2MXcweHUyejYwaTF6NW1rdCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/uP781D6zVOdG0/200w.webp
Snooj
The Mist. It was like pre-Walking-Dead as far as the cast.
5b7t7mbg6m3000
The Mist
Br1337
#20 the economy used to bed so decent that people could afford to collect trinkets like this
Buesaks
I was caught off guard by the song. Haven't heard Tallulah i years.
Snowman25
Yeah, but it's somehow mangled. -_-
sanguium
Trinket? no no, this is the car you can afford in the current economy.
OnlyOneArman
I can't afford that car...
ScootinNtootin
#2 I didn't realize colleges were allowed to recruit gazelles now. Gaht damn.
baldbear
You worded that nicely.
QotU
She had a hell of a stride on her.
freezingpilot
As a former college athlete, sometimes you just get in the zone. Hard to explain for someone who hasn't experienced it, but I was midway through a race, and realized I felt great, and had way more in the tank than I figured I would. Upped the pace, and just absolutely rocketed to the front of the heat. Set a PB and a record, and when I finished, didn't actually feel fully spent. (I had been upper average most of my life in my sport, but this felt like I had found a new 'gear')
freezingpilot
Starting from that far behind might have been the psychological trigger that allowed her to maintain that pace (and ability too). Never underestimate the psychological effect of determination. If an athlete feels good, they can push beyond what their preset notions of a limit are, tapping into energy they didn't think they had. Watch as she passes the first person, and then focuses in on the race leader, probably thinking, 'I got one, let's get the next'.
CardeasIV
TallynNyntyg
#23 That man looks like he never slept ever since the children were born.
Elhifel
Maybe he'd get more sleep if he fermented to put the damn bowl on the machine. Or also helps to stop the motor when you add sugar if you aren't that good at it.
Virus322
The story circulating is that someone told him he looked like a pedo when he was smiling and making stuff with his kids and from then on he wouldn't smile in his vids or stand too close to his kids while they're in the video. Of course it's the internet so who knows.
sundaymondayhippyday
Wear a cool homemade shirt-
“Some1 told me I look like PDF when I smile,
I AM NOT in the Epstein Files”
Sticklebrickk
None of that explains the hair
SnoiD
I was sure he stuck his head in the machine earlier
davefleming19903
Cotton candy machine does
ReelPoop
#1 to be fair, England has good Indian food
shorey66
A lot of it was invented here.
HeadJamistan
Best Indian food I EVER had was in York at a place called "Jaipur spice"
boxbackknitties
freezingpilot
Also, as a Canadian, aside from giving the artery WMD that is Poutine, what else have we produced to rank higher than England on a culinary scale? Because I am struggling to figure out what other dish is distinctly Canadian.
ReelPoop
Canadian here, almost any dish with maple syrup
AgentTasmania
There is no factual basis here, just a centuries old internet meme. Parrot thing and receive applause from in group.
DVSBSTrD
and CARIBBEAN ISN'T A COUNTRY!
RevengeIsIceCream
their food is great though! ;)
LordHosk
Neither is San Juan
Squaba13
Wtf is she eating? It looks like a tortellini sandwich.
jesuisgur
My english MIL makes crazy disgusting sandwiches like chips (sorry, crisps!) on margarine in soggy bread, or banana and cucumber (still with margarine)... Retching...
miked854
CHIP Butty, that's the fucker https://www.seriouseats.com/chip-butty-recipe-8605263
Squaba13
We call that "struggle food" in the states
PerrinAybara564
Banana and mayo sandwich? That's the best I got
njkckbxr
Banana and fluff?
ausernamewhat
She ain't claiming that one exclusively British.
ausernamewhat
We eat that here in the US south
miked854
I think its called a butter butty. It's chips (steak fries in the US), butter, and bread.
Grendels2dCousinOnceRemoved
Sounds awesome. Throw a little marinara sauce on it, and maybe a couple strips of bacon, and you've got a meal.
TZO2k15
That's because of the large community of Indians, but to be fair, Gordon Ramsay exists, so the stereotype of shitty British cuisine doesn't hold up...
TZO2k15
Sorry, I was not trying to be sarcastic, nor malicious...
TZO2k15
My point being that there is an obvious influence from the Indian population that has inspired the British population, just as with any other city/nation with a large multicultural population. I only mentioned Gordon Ramsay as a notable example of Brits mastering the art of cooking, to illustrate the absurdity of the stereotype that Britain food is shit.
RilynnRae
I mean he first rose to fame on a show that highlighted bad restaurants in England so that's not the strongest point either (later seasons they came to the US).
TZO2k15
True, but there are bad restaurants the world over, so that's not representative of the overall quality of restaurants in Briton. Television typically over exaggerate stories and events for ratings, plus it's a reality television show, so I take most of what is shown with a pinch of salt.
However, I was referring to his restaurants, not his television show, but I still get your point all the same.
MeowstophelesTheeCatMonster
Gordon Ramsay is actually Scottish... He was born in Scotland, he just made his career in England.
TZO2k15
Crap how silly of me, his last name should have given me a clue, thanks for the info!
MeowstophelesTheeCatMonster
Hehehe, you are welcome. Have a good day, Meowy!
TZO2k15
As a fellow feline (Leo) Meoreowwow!
Translation: Thanks, and you have a great month! :^)
hullabanana
It was probably accurate around war time, my grandparents were lucky to get meat, but general meal was meat and 2 veg, boiled to death. And Yorkshire pudding cos it was cheap. People were poor
TZO2k15
Hmm, I did not think of that, well, for myself I would not consider war time an accurate portrayal of British cuisine.
But yeah, I can see where some (The allies for example) might have got the impression that British food was shit, though the stereotype hasn't taken war/poverty into account, hence why stereotypes aren't accurate to reality.
titoitoi
Totally. For context in the UK, war rationing ended 11 years after WW2, in 1956. That's 16 years+ without very little of them foreign spices or other luxuries. Including cooking oil and lard. Hence legendarily boiled blandness, for longer than most allied countries. Boiling food to buggery also helped take care of water that was often dirty, polluted, or otherwise less than ideal after bombs burst water and sewer mains, etc, etc. Last UK ww2 debt payments to US was in ..2015? iirc
TZO2k15
Wow, a decade + one of boiled food would be hell, it's another reason why I respect the UK, as war came to them, yet they endured.
SpeedbumpNZ
#12 I get woken up pretty regularly by my flatmate blasting the TV, while also running a smoothie blender and a coffee machine. Fucking assault to my eardrums and mood every day.
garbuhj
A blender and coffee machine are fair game, but the tv is not. You can ask them to use headphone
SpeedbumpNZ
The blender and coffee machine are right next to my room, and really fucking loud.
garbuhj
That sucks. Have you tried sleeping with ear plugs? It takes a night or two to get used to it, but once you do you'll never wanna go back to open ears even when you're sleeping in a quiet environment.
SpeedbumpNZ
I have the autism double-whammy, where ear plugs are painful, and also don't block enough noise out.
Even with noise cancelling headphones, it's an almighty din that lasts for 4 minutes. Pretty much ruins my day from the start.
ElbowDeepInYou
As someone with autism, and two diagnosed kids, you sound like you don't want a solution, you want to complain.
You can find other earplugs that are not painful.
You can relocate the machine.
You can make agreements about when not to use the machine.
You are determined to look at it in a negative light.
garbuhj
Can the machine be relocated to not be on your shared wall?