This Is Pictures.

[kronus]

Hey guys I think that guy is in a submarine.

[Danny]

Nah muthafucka he's on a boat!

[M42Technik]

Poseidon....look at meeeeeeee

[Desaevious]

This boat engine makes noise motherfucker!

[e30fiend]

Maybe we need to trace a clear line between Tits and Ass, and porn... I don't see the point of posting porn pictures on a car forum... unless you are 16 and your mother is using parental control on the family laptop...

I pretty much agree with this. While "getting caught" looking at even extreme porn at work is not an issue for me (I just don't look in NWS forums PERIOD (and yes, the off-topic form in general should be blanket considered NWS)), and while the animated gifs of extremely weird porn are entertaining, they aren't really content-appropriate for a specialized car forum. I'm perfectly fine with T&A, or "tasteful" porn but whatever.

But I can take whatever. If you're 16 and browsing known NWS forums on the family computer, well, then, it's pretty clear you shouldn't be doing that in the first place. It would just suck if threads like the animated gif one had to go because people didn't realize "off-topic" is NWS.

[M42Technik]

[Stephen]

^ double you tee eff

[retardotyler]

this happens

[Desaevious]

wat

[CorvallisBMW]

having worked in quality engineering, I just about fell out of my chair after reading this

[Jand3rson]

Dilbert is great that way. No matter what industry you're in, they have a comic that will relate to what you do.

Who's got that pic of the tire swing in about 12 different panels, and it reads like "what was ordered, what was drawn, what the customer got, what the customer was billed for", etc?

[CorvallisBMW]

Dilbert is great that way. No matter what industry you're in, they have a comic that will relate to what you do.

Who's got that pic of the tire swing in about 12 different panels, and it reads like "what was ordered, what was drawn, what the customer got, what the customer was billed for", etc?

I used to have it, but I can't find it right now.

[Purdue89E30]

Hey, Dilbert, what do you call it when a guy in middle management moves all the way up to upper management?

I don’t know, what do you call it?”

A promotion!

Oh, thanks. Here’s a memo

[TwoJ's]

Dilbert is great that way. No matter what industry you're in, they have a comic that will relate to what you do.

Who's got that pic of the tire swing in about 12 different panels, and it reads like "what was ordered, what was drawn, what the customer got, what the customer was billed for", etc?

I love that comic too. Can't seem to find it either.



I also think this is really cool. I'd love to witness something like this:



Explanation: What is that streaking across the sky? A bright earthgrazing meteor. In 1972, an unusually bright meteor from space was witnessed bouncing off Earth's atmosphere, much like a skipping stone can bounce off of a calm lake. The impressive event lasted several seconds, was visible in daylight, and reportedly visible all the way from Utah, USA to Alberta, Canada. Pictured above, the fireball was photographed streaking above Teton mountains behind Jackson Lake, Wyoming, USA. The Great Daylight Fireball of 1972 was possibly the size of a small truck, and would likely have created an impressive airburst were it to have struck Earth more directly. Earthgrazing meteors are rare but are more commonly seen when the radiant of a meteor shower is just rising or setting. At that time, meteors closer to the Earth than earthgrazers would more usually strike the Earth near the horizon, while meteors further than earthgrazers would miss the Earth entirely.

[TwoJ's]

Also this:



Comet Lulin passed by earth recently and was visible with the naked eye.


I love that NASA website.