What was the last thing that made you laugh so hard you cried? I've seen this video a few times but it makes me crack up so fucking bad every time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8korEU0NokQ
this used to a posted on this board like 10 years ago and it's obscure as shit but I'll try and describe it.
it is a crude multipanel comic that shows a person being accosted at a car and then they have their hands out and the accoster is looking at him with a smug pepe face. the accoster is a giant, fat guy and the other person is a tiny dude. it's based off a real pic. i want to say it was kevin heart as the tiny dude in a paparazzi shot but i can't find that.
Does anyone have the gif or video of an animator turning strange cat pictures into black and white animations? one of the clips had a cat that looked like a two leg creature and I think it was bouncing up and down in the animation.
These two books seem imposible to find on the archive/genesis and currently the mhut forum for PDF requests is down. I understand that the Calculus one is very recent (eBook edition). But the other is from 2010. Could it be that the Fundamentals book never had an eBook edition? All i could find was the metadata: https://annas-archive.org/isbndb/9780470551387 https://annas-archive.org/isbndb/9781009159692
Hello, everyone. I am looking for a preschool book that few people in my social circle remember seeing or reading:
Illustrated children's story.
It was about many skulls, all made of white bones and skulls. There was one skull that was "different" with a red skull, and the others did not like it because it was not the same as them.
What they remember happening at the end of the story is that there was a landslide or snow avalanche and they couldn't find any skulls, only the red one, as the color stood out against the white snow.
I don't know if the story is available in English, as we only remember reading it in Spanish when we were children.
I've tried searching on Google, but all I find are stories about "Calaveras Cachumbala." ChatGPT tells me it might be the story "The Skull" by John Klassen and its adaptations, but my friends and I still insist that it's not.
I hope this information can help us remember what the story was (the image is just a quick drawing for the thread).