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shortylickens

No Lifer
Jul 15, 2003
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kage69

Lifer
Jul 17, 2003
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The person that was able to convince that girl to hold those paddles must have some kind of mind-control-superpowers.


That guy def has skills. Throwing a blade and getting it to slice laterally like that is no small feat. Those don't even look like throwing knives.

And the girl has a big brass pair of Thatchers (lady balls) being on the receiving end. Doesn't even look like she blinks.

Makes me think of Gangs of New York. One more time for the sweet souvenir!
 

Fritzo

Lifer
Jan 3, 2001
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I have performance anxiety caused by this. My dog is a giant pain in the ass. She's very protective of my wife, and if my wife starts really "getting into it", the dog thinks I'm hurting her and starts biting me. If I lock her out of our room, she can hear what's going and and starts barking and scratching the door (which in turn alerts the kids of what's going on).
 

highland145

Lifer
Oct 12, 2009
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I have performance anxiety caused by this. My dog is a giant pain in the ass. She's very protective of my wife, and if my wife starts really "getting into it", the dog thinks I'm hurting her and starts biting me. If I lock her out of our room, she can hear what's going and and starts barking and scratching the door (which in turn alerts the kids of what's going on).
That bitch.













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Feb 6, 2007
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I have performance anxiety caused by this. My dog is a giant pain in the ass. She's very protective of my wife, and if my wife starts really "getting into it", the dog thinks I'm hurting her and starts biting me. If I lock her out of our room, she can hear what's going and and starts barking and scratching the door (which in turn alerts the kids of what's going on).

Put the dog outside. When she starts barking, tell the kids "Well, guess y'all need to take the dog for a walk." Problem solved.
 

xBiffx

Diamond Member
Aug 22, 2011
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I have performance anxiety caused by this. My dog is a giant pain in the ass. She's very protective of my wife, and if my wife starts really "getting into it", the dog thinks I'm hurting her and starts biting me. If I lock her out of our room, she can hear what's going and and starts barking and scratching the door (which in turn alerts the kids of what's going on).

Dog or wife. Choice is yours. You have to shoot one. D:

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Fritzo

Lifer
Jan 3, 2001
41,920
2,162
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Put the dog outside. When she starts barking, tell the kids "Well, guess y'all need to take the dog for a walk." Problem solved.

1) We don't have a fenced yard and she's a house dog. She doesn't like being outside for more than a minute.

2) I'm trying to picture a world where my teenagers would walk a dog... :D
 

khon

Golden Member
Jun 8, 2010
1,318
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I have performance anxiety caused by this. My dog is a giant pain in the ass. She's very protective of my wife, and if my wife starts really "getting into it", the dog thinks I'm hurting her and starts biting me. If I lock her out of our room, she can hear what's going and and starts barking and scratching the door (which in turn alerts the kids of what's going on).

There's a very easy solution to this, just be really bad in bed.
 

sdifox

No Lifer
Sep 30, 2005
101,108
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1) We don't have a fenced yard and she's a house dog. She doesn't like being outside for more than a minute.

2) I'm trying to picture a world where my teenagers would walk a dog... :D

The solution is to ball gag your wife :cool:
 

preslove

Lifer
Sep 10, 2003
16,754
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I have performance anxiety caused by this. My dog is a giant pain in the ass. She's very protective of my wife, and if my wife starts really "getting into it", the dog thinks I'm hurting her and starts biting me. If I lock her out of our room, she can hear what's going and and starts barking and scratching the door (which in turn alerts the kids of what's going on).

Buy a fucking dog cage, you god damned moron, lol.
 

Imp

Lifer
Feb 8, 2000
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1) We don't have a fenced yard and she's a house dog. She doesn't like being outside for more than a minute.

2) I'm trying to picture a world where my teenagers would walk a dog... :D

I was thinking you had younger kids who would be too naive to know what mom & pop were "up to"...