Funny Pictures Again and Again

[Alinestra Covelia]

There is actually an explanation - she's a pro wrestler known as Yinling the Erotic Terrorist :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yinling

I quote from the wiki page.

Yinling also appears for the professional wrestling promotion Hustle, a venture led by Nobuhiko Takada. She originally appeared under the heel alias Yinling the Erotic Terrorist, but now appears as a face, under the name Newling-sama (i.e., 'Mistress Newling'). She was "killed off" of the promotion when she was (kayfabe) shot by a fictitious laser beam wielded by The Esperanza during a wrestling match. However, she re-emerged under her evil Yinling persona, and has recently given birth to Monster Bono, after been hit by The Great Muta's Green mist in the genitals. She was, again, killed off from the Promotion, during a match with her own (kayfabe) son, Monster Bono. She Let him win, but he "Crushed" her with all his weight while Pinning Her.

None. Of. This. Makes. A. Damn. Bit. Of. Sense.

WTFJAPAN

[Cort Haus]

I don't think any non-UK native would get that. I've tried (O how I have TRIED) to get USers to play snooker but they won't. Too much maths, they said!

Even worse, they'd have said "too much math".

WTF is mathematic?

[Q Classic]

The photographer's name is all kinds of funny. "Hiraokanovsky Kuratachenko"

[Grandpa Troll]

Oh, I see, so "terrestrial" excludes ships. Makes sense - I'm sure oil tankers and superfreighters would be much larger, given that they don't have to support so much weight thanks to water lift.

Good catch.

"terra" means earth so terrestrial should have a connotation of pertaining to earth..terra firma means ground so this would most certainly preclude traveling on ground.

I have seen the three and four story crawlers in bigger (not the biggest) mining operations which could hold multiple Euclid type dump trucks.


Its pretty neat, a life sized Tonka toy

[BlackCat]

No, I can't. I am not being mean. I honestly don't understand the picture.

There is actually an explanation - she's a pro wrestler known as Yinling the Erotic Terrorist :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yinling

Don't worry about being mean - I don't take it as that

[Alinestra Covelia]

EDIT: btw, I'm a bit confused about her tail - can you explain ?

No, I can't. I am not being mean. I honestly don't understand the picture.

[Grandpa Troll]

Setting a good example

Thats a damned shame, I wish we could identify where that was taken and by whom, as a parent and grandparent, certainly not even close to be appropriate

[Alinestra Covelia]

Oh, I see, so "terrestrial" excludes ships. Makes sense - I'm sure oil tankers and superfreighters would be much larger, given that they don't have to support so much weight thanks to water lift.

Good catch.

[Grandpa Troll]

I don't recall if I posted this before. It's a bucket wheel excavator, one of the largest terrestrial vehicles ever made. (Which then raises the question, what's the largest non-terrestrial vehicle ever made? I don't think the International Space Station is as large as this, but I could be wrong.)

Here I go with the engineer side of me, thats so huge, you gotta know they have altered the subgrade on the whole surrounding area, even though its a tracked vehicle, thats simply massive on the per cubic foot weight load.

I would enjoy ging to see thias in person, Im sure its an awesome vehicle up close

Im not sure if its a granite mine or something even harder that it extracts from the ground, the Los Angelas Abrasion on granite typically is between 24% and 28%, which is pretty darned durable of an aggregate. The MOHL Scale would show something like quartz and quartzite as hardest with basalt,river gravel and then granite.

Im sure it earns its money!

[BlackCat]

There is a pretty cool picture of a female Japanese (I assume) model in bondage gear, wielding an assault rifle, a medieval shield with eyes on it, wearing kneecap plates with spikes, high heeled boots, and a strap-on dildo with a rotating spike-saw that would not be out of place on a bucket wheel excavator (see above).

I can't link to it on this forum but I did definitely say WTF! very loudly when I saw it. You can find it yourself by going onto Google Image search (make sure "filter results" is off in your preferences) and then searching for WTF.

She shows up several times, leading me to think that my current confusion is not unique.

Yeah, that gun is a WTF - if she had carried an axe or a sword, she would look normal.

EDIT: btw, I'm a bit confused about her tail - can you explain ?

[Unimatrix11]

I don't recall if I posted this before. It's a bucket wheel excavator, one of the largest terrestrial vehicles ever made. (Which then raises the question, what's the largest non-terrestrial vehicle ever made? I don't think the International Space Station is as large as this, but I could be wrong.)

That´s germany for you gigantomaniac engineers all the way BTW, it´s 225m long, IIRC (from back in my childhood days). It´s base is a company of Tiger tanks (no, just kidding, the last one)... - i think, maybe, by weight, the yamato might have come close to it... or some other really big warship. Okay, did some research, now. The biggest one i found, had a length of 240m and weighs 12.840 tons, so they are leighter than big warships. By size, zeppelins might be bigger. And how big are modern container ships? Or oil tankers? I guess both come close as well. But on ground, ´terrestrial´, it´s probably the biggest moving thing ever. whoo, stop, what about Saturn V? Well, another german project...

47 made me laugh - good one !

With 51, i dont know, what the issue is. I mean, except the kind of party itself (i am kind of prude, maybe) - the kid wont remember it.

[Alinestra Covelia]

Not seein' it.

Turn off "filter my searches" in preferences.

It should be fifth pic, top row in a search for WTF.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Setting a good example

And it seems the mom is standing in the back.

[Alinestra Covelia]

This could get ugly.

[chequita guevara]