Things that make you LoL! (part 2)

[veekie]

I wonder where the hell they get participants

[dman11235]

Britain just has the best game shows....

[Kuroimaken]

So we were on the car on the way to the beach, right? Decided to take a shortcut through the hills to avoid traffic. Rains all day, so when night falls, there's a fog, thick as hell. We're listening in on the radio for road conditions, and the radio starts to get all staticky on us. I turn to my stepdad and say:

"Dude, if you see a creepy girl in white, a corpse, or a sign saying "Welcome to Silent Hill", STEP THE FUCK ON IT."

[veekie]

Dealing with cyber harassment

[bhu]

Dealing with cyber harassment

daaaaayum

[Libertad]

D&D fans put their differences aside to unite against an elitist Call of Duty fan in the YouTube comments.

[Amechra]

I'm still allowed to post music videos, right?

And here is the most arousing rap song ever.

[Jackinthegreen]

Totally illustrates where our values are.

[veekie]

It's only playing dead

[Jackinthegreen]

I played a bit of Dragonforce for my dad, specifically Fury of the Storm.  His only comment was "They were doing pretty good until they started singing."

Totally made my day, because it's so true.

[RobbyPants]

So, my younger daughter started walking around recently. She's been capable for several months, but just refused to do so. It's like she wanted to wait to do it until she knew she could without falling. So, she went from crawling to walking 30 - 60 seconds at a time.

My older daughter hadn't seen her walk more than a few steps before. When I picked them up from day care, I had the younger one walk into the room where the older one was. When she saw her, she started yelling: "I have a toddler for a sister! I have a toddler and not a shrieking baby!"

[trappedslider]

So, my younger daughter started walking around recently. She's been capable for several months, but just refused to do so. It's like she wanted to wait to do it until she knew she could without falling. So, she went from crawling to walking 30 - 60 seconds at a time.

My older daughter hadn't seen her walk more than a few steps before. When I picked them up from day care, I had the younger one walk into the room where the older one was. When she saw her, she started yelling: "I have a toddler for a sister! I have a toddler and not a shrieking baby!"

  *diwes from adorablness*

[phaedrusxy]

So, my younger daughter started walking around recently. She's been capable for several months, but just refused to do so. It's like she wanted to wait to do it until she knew she could without falling. So, she went from crawling to walking 30 - 60 seconds at a time.

My older daughter hadn't seen her walk more than a few steps before. When I picked them up from day care, I had the younger one walk into the room where the older one was. When she saw her, she started yelling: "I have a toddler for a sister! I have a toddler and not a shrieking baby!"

Our son did the same thing, as far as refusing to walk. He first started walking a few steps when he was really young, like 7 months or something, but he fell down and bumped his head pretty hard. Then for at least 6 months, he was afraid to try it without holding onto something for balance. Poor guy...

[brujon]

So, my younger daughter started walking around recently. She's been capable for several months, but just refused to do so. It's like she wanted to wait to do it until she knew she could without falling. So, she went from crawling to walking 30 - 60 seconds at a time.

My older daughter hadn't seen her walk more than a few steps before. When I picked them up from day care, I had the younger one walk into the room where the older one was. When she saw her, she started yelling: "I have a toddler for a sister! I have a toddler and not a shrieking baby!"

Our son did the same thing, as far as refusing to walk. He first started walking a few steps when he was really young, like 7 months or something, but he fell down and bumped his head pretty hard. Then for at least 6 months, he was afraid to try it without holding onto something for balance. Poor guy...

Well, my boy is still too young for that, but in six or seven months time...

[InnaBinder]

So, my younger daughter started walking around recently. She's been capable for several months, but just refused to do so. It's like she wanted to wait to do it until she knew she could without falling. So, she went from crawling to walking 30 - 60 seconds at a time.

My older daughter hadn't seen her walk more than a few steps before. When I picked them up from day care, I had the younger one walk into the room where the older one was. When she saw her, she started yelling: "I have a toddler for a sister! I have a toddler and not a shrieking baby!"

Our son did the same thing, as far as refusing to walk. He first started walking a few steps when he was really young, like 7 months or something, but he fell down and bumped his head pretty hard. Then for at least 6 months, he was afraid to try it without holding onto something for balance. Poor guy...

Well, my boy is still too young for that, but in six or seven months time...

While exceptions exist, I find most kids between 12 and 36 months have Fast Healing and DR/ADHD.

[littha]

[bhu]

omg where did you find that?

[littha]

Thought you might like it, unfortunately I only had it linked to me by a friend.

[bhu]

i gotta make this a class or a critter

[Kethrian]

The Necromouser!