30 January 2013
Facepalms!
For when people are too stupid for words, we have the wonderful body language of facepalm! I rarely get to do it in person, because I don't want to reveal how stupid I think people are being. But it's perfect for the internet, so here's some for reactions if you need them:
28 January 2013
Doctor Who images!
I've always loved Doctor Who. If you don't then I'm a sad panda. I found a few funny pictures relating to the show but there is many, many more! So take a look if you want more. David Tennant and Matt Smith are tied for me, so who is your favorite Doctor?
Doctor Who for prime minister!
Doctor Who for prime minister!
24 January 2013
Star wars!
Since Disney have taken over Star Wars, I really fear for the franchise. I'm hoping they aren't going to screw it up too bad. I mean come on, fucking Disney? I'm half expecting to see Donald Duck and Goofy in the next movie.
I mean they might do a good job, but even if they do- will people still accept Disney as our new Jedi overlords? They might as well put mickey ears on Vader and have Luke singing songs.
Fucking Disney. Here, have some Star Wars memes:
I mean they might do a good job, but even if they do- will people still accept Disney as our new Jedi overlords? They might as well put mickey ears on Vader and have Luke singing songs.
Fucking Disney. Here, have some Star Wars memes:
22 January 2013
Piracy
Whenever I see the government making up figures about how much piracy is affecting the world, it makes me smile. Take 5 minutes researching it on the internet, and you'll see the propaganda is substantiated from years of hard work and yet none-existent studies.
Sure, I'm not advocating piracy. It is no doubt damaging the media industry. But it is also helping it at the same time. If the companies decided to mitigate the damage piracy does as opposed to outright denying it; they'd make a lot more progress. For example, why not create a media outlet on the internet that's easy to access and grants you everything piracy does except with better quality, faster downloads, and numerous accessibility that just can't be matched with piracy? Slap on a monthly fee, and you'll see piracy noticeably drop. Well done, Netflix.
Moreover, if a person downloads a film they wouldn't buy or couldn't afford anyway; does that still count as piracy? Yes. But it's not stealing money from the industry, is it? That aside, I know people who have torrented a movie, found it a great watch- then purchased it. I asked them if they'd of bought it without watching it first- nope.
Anyway, here's some amusing pictures I look to whenever I read a bunch of fluff articles with inflated made up numbers on pirates:
Sure, I'm not advocating piracy. It is no doubt damaging the media industry. But it is also helping it at the same time. If the companies decided to mitigate the damage piracy does as opposed to outright denying it; they'd make a lot more progress. For example, why not create a media outlet on the internet that's easy to access and grants you everything piracy does except with better quality, faster downloads, and numerous accessibility that just can't be matched with piracy? Slap on a monthly fee, and you'll see piracy noticeably drop. Well done, Netflix.
Moreover, if a person downloads a film they wouldn't buy or couldn't afford anyway; does that still count as piracy? Yes. But it's not stealing money from the industry, is it? That aside, I know people who have torrented a movie, found it a great watch- then purchased it. I asked them if they'd of bought it without watching it first- nope.
Anyway, here's some amusing pictures I look to whenever I read a bunch of fluff articles with inflated made up numbers on pirates:
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