OSF Funnies (continuously updated)

Or perhaps this can be a "jumping the shark" reference?

shazzdan wrote:Just got my first Walking Dead figure. This is called "Negan likes beer".

Sigh...if only Rick had some beer!

GubernatorFan wrote:If they ever go on to have their own Marvel movie, it might be called...

The touching story of a Norse God and a Trash Panda!

blackpool wrote:Got some new heroes in my collection!

Finally! Thanos has met his match!

The Mrs was surprised to learn that Cable and Thanos were the same actor.
She DID know who played Green Lantern and laughed hysterically! ( spoiler avoided? )

RAGNAROCK 'N ROLL

(when HT gave him two different eye patches that magnetically stuck over either eye, how could I resist?)

GubernatorFan wrote:

IF YOU WANT DEER-HUNTING SEASON, I'LL GIVE YOU DEER-HUNTING SEASON.

Oh,Leroy! You had one job to do!

Man...that's just funny.

Thanks for the grin.

This is an old bit that many of you have seen. For those who haven't, I hope you get a chuckle....

LOL. Not bad at all.

Nice one, Ponitiacivan. I think the posing really helped sell the joke. Particularly the shot without dialogue.

Stryker2011 wrote:Nice one, Ponitiacivan. I think the posing really helped sell the joke. Particularly the shot without dialogue.

Thanks! I agree. I felt that shot was the key to selling the innocent robot routine. It's one of the rare times I can claim I got the exact look I was going for.

Pontiacivan wrote:

Stryker2011 wrote:Nice one, Ponitiacivan. I think the posing really helped sell the joke. Particularly the shot without dialogue.

Thanks! I agree. I felt that shot was the key to selling the innocent robot routine. It's one of the rare times I can claim I got the exact look I was going for.

I agree with Stryker...  

I also enjoyed the 3rd photo, wherein the guy seems to be staring at the pages on the floor with a certain reserved confusion, perhaps tinged with a mild annoyance, LOL; just a tilt of the head and particular posture can convey such volumes.  

 
Not to poo the OSF Funnies with severity, but why do we so often imagine robots desperately wishing to be human?  It seems somewhat counter-intuitive to suppose that they would ever be envious of our subjectivity...  


Anyway, good gags.  I dig the figs and photos, too.

Dammit GubernatorFan, I missed that post back in November, and now I've got that song stuck in my head. And I love the lightening effects used for playing the guitar. So 80's music video.

Pontiacivan, your comics are a blast as always. I'm going to jump on with Stryker and Purenergy. That awkward silence is comedy gold.

Purenergy, in regards to your question, the only thing I can think of is that as the only robot on a human crew, the robot may have an intellectual curiosity about what experiences it's missing in lacking human emotion. A robot of limited intelligence may be fine with a purely functional existence, but as AI progresses, and begins to ponder the deeper philosophical questions about the meaning of existence, I can see it wondering if by lacking the subjectivity of emotion, it's not also missing out on relative data to explore that.

Also, who doesn't want to experience the joy of Squiddy's Pizza?

ReverendSpooky wrote:Dammit GubernatorFan, I missed that post back in November, and now I've got that song stuck in my head.  And I love the lightening effects used for playing the guitar.  So 80's music video.

Thanks, glad you liked it. I am actually new to the song. I came across it while compiling an 80s music mix for the drive cross country. Didn't think it was too catchy, but it I couldn't resist putting some new sixth-scale acquisitions to good use to go with it. It did explain why my older brother took to wearing sunglasses at night for a short but silly while.

GubernatorFan wrote:

ReverendSpooky wrote:Dammit GubernatorFan, I missed that post back in November, and now I've got that song stuck in my head.  And I love the lightening effects used for playing the guitar.  So 80's music video.

Thanks, glad you liked it. I am actually new to the song. I came across it while compiling an 80s music mix for the drive cross country. Didn't think it was too catchy, but it I couldn't resist putting some new sixth-scale acquisitions to good use to go with it. It did explain why my older brother took to wearing sunglasses at night for a short but silly while.

I actually loved that song as a kid. Your brother wasn't the only one who may have picked that up for a bit during that era...

ReverendSpooky wrote:Purenergy, in regards to your question, the only thing I can think of is that as the only robot on a human crew, the robot may have an intellectual curiosity about what experiences it's missing in lacking human emotion.  A robot of limited intelligence may be fine with a purely functional existence, but as AI progresses, and begins to ponder the deeper philosophical questions about the meaning of existence, I can see it wondering if by lacking the subjectivity of emotion, it's not also missing out on relative data to explore that.  

Also, who doesn't want to experience the joy of Squiddy's Pizza?

 

LOL.  Indeed, well, that’s quite an interesting speculation as to the importance and / or relevance of “meaning” to an android...  I would think that the more intelligent robot rather experiences that subjectivity by observation - sees it as such, and would likely have no further interest in it.  

It’s an interesting question, certainly; however, without unnecessarily anthropomorphizing “intelligence,” I just cannot imagine why such a machine would ever desire to dumb itself down to envy a lower order of such; not unlike a human being wishing to be mentally retarded…  

The joy of pizza notwithstanding.  

I love this.  And thank you for humoring me, Spooks.  


And again, excellent work, Pontiacivan.

Good pun, Bad Wolf. And that "old girl" does seem to be running a bit hot indeed. Changing tires alone would explain the need for on-call in-house mechanics.

GubernatorFan wrote:Good pun, Bad Wolf. And that "old girl" does seem to be running a bit hot indeed. Changing tires alone would explain the need for on-call in-house mechanics.

Thank you GubernatorFan, well Cindy owns the repair shop, Lady Death still had to make an appointment to get her bike worked on. Bloody Rose told her that they do the best motorcycle repair in town.

Her bike is running much better now.

Thanks for All the Entertainment here. A lot of Fun

Just got here.....Are these count as humors?

lawlaw91 wrote:Just got here.....Are these count as humors?  

Maybe -- they made me smile and I certainly don't mind. Typically something like that might benefit from some sort of humorous or ironic title or conversation.

GubernatorFan wrote:

lawlaw91 wrote:Just got here.....Are these count as humors?  

Maybe -- they made me smile and I certainly don't mind. Typically something like that might benefit from some sort of humorous or ironic title or conversation.

Well then, I think I have new path to playing around.....

Seeing Vin Diesel dance would make me laugh.

Not really 1/6, but based on action figures
I forgot the episode, but it was funny seeing a bunch of cobra troopers relaxing, watching tv, playing pool, and one drinking coffee and eating a potato or a really large empanada

Very cool GubernatorFan.  

Thanks for all the entertainment here !

Glad you like it, Bad Wolf and Ephiane!

Meryl, I have been wondering if the animated image could be reproduced in sixth-scale, but apart from the sourcing of the right items, I suppose the facial expression would be a bit difficult to find... unless one of those Facepool heads works for it. But it does remind me, that given a little time, one could "translate" funny images and memes into sixth-scale as well...

GubernatorFan wrote:Continuing with the superhero mockery from the previous page...





For more of the makeshift custom Yondu, see HERE

I can say he was paid so much patience to hear the first 2 rules..... Hahahahahaaha