Random fun stuff

talk about time machines...

That's a pretty sweet dress. Let's see how this cat likes it:

Spoiler:

Check out these cool ghosts.

awww he's scared of the foil...i wonder if that works wt all cats and for how long till they just don't care

this was something i found rather funny

and talk about kitties


The one with the man and his kitty in bed made my ovaries squeal, and I'm a guy.

Adam Rifkin
8:58 PM Jan 27 2013

This has got to be the best fucking cos-play, ever. I never thought that I would see some one cos-play as Doc Scratch.

lol weird


Where's the...Spot on the rug, lol

This is a fucking amazing cos-play.

Nah, this is good cos-play lolol

Oh Pewds, will you ever stop being funny?

Check out this Zelda comic

If you're a fan of Zelda, I strongly suggest you pay this site a visit.

You should watch this for a while.

wow is that creepy and maybe seizure producing, lol
i also just noticed my last 2 were about getting drunk and high lololol
and i do neither weird, huh?

lets add an acid trip, lol altho i think i've done this one b4

Can you guess who this guy is cosplaying?

answer:

i thought it was the guy from Happy Wheels lol

AWWWWWWWWWW did no one see my crazy puppy??? and for u MarkiPlier fans, i just found this:


On March 6th 2012, Mark Fischbach, AKA Markiplier, uploaded his first gaming session to YouTube. He's posted videos everyday since. "It's basically me screaming like a little girl."

For his efforts, Mark has gained more than 100,000 followers. He's the fastest growing gaming channel in YouTube's history. It's now picking up fans at the clip of 1,000+ per day. "People like watching sports with commentators, I basically commentate on video games."

Playing horror games isn't just a hobby for Mark. He's hoping to use his webcam to change the world. Once a month, Mark streams his gaming sessions live online, all in an effort to raise money for charity. "I've done it for 24 hours straight. I was a little grumpy at the end of it, but we beat our goal, raised $1,100."

That was last July when he only had 3,000 fans. This past Saturday, with the power of his 100,000 fan network, it only took him 9 hours to reach the $8,000 goal. The crowd-funded cash will go toward cancer research, a cause that's close to Mark's heart. "My dad was diagnosed with cancer in 2007 about the same time I was graduating from high school. It was a really tough time. He died July 4th, 2008. He was a really benevolent guy, everyone liked him."

Have you ever meet a person like with this personalities? you tend to meet 2 people instead of one

just a little misstep

Never understimate the power of cake!