WTF??!!!? - The 'What The F*ck' Thread

Seth Brundle · 02-01-2018 10:48pm

evolving_doors wrote: »

^^^ Weird commercial ^^^
Mod : Gif is humongous so I replaced it with the proper youtube ad.

Capt'n Midnight · 14-01-2018 1:09pm

inforfun · 17-01-2018 3:35pm

http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/7337797/0f998140/vissers_hebben_heul_veul_geluk.html

snow scorpion · 17-01-2018 9:29pm

New Home · 19-01-2018 9:16pm

This is what an EF-5 tornado can do (El Reno, OK 2011)

Vincent Vega · 22-01-2018 10:56am

I guess in life there are just some things you're better off never finding out...
Kind of wish i could go back to before I knew about this

New Home · 25-01-2018 10:16am

New Home · 25-01-2018 11:02pm

New Home · 25-01-2018 11:35pm

Capt'n Midnight · 25-01-2018 11:59pm

Thanks to Elf 'n Safety we can't do this any more :eek:

Capt'n Midnight · 26-01-2018 7:26pm

Capt'n Midnight · 28-01-2018 2:42pm

Capt'n Midnight · 08-02-2018 12:21am

snow scorpion · 08-02-2018 1:35am

SolvableKnave · 08-02-2018 11:56am

New Home · 08-02-2018 3:02pm

Looks like they used a cheese grater to get rid of the dead skin.

Teddington Cuddlesworth · 08-02-2018 3:15pm

Why?

New Home · 08-02-2018 3:20pm

Why did they use a cheese grater, or why do I think it?

08-02-2018 11:51pm

Canis Lupus · 09-02-2018 1:03am

New Home wrote: »

Why did they use a cheese grater, or why do I think it?

toenail clippers I'd say. Still minging regardless of method.

inforfun · 09-02-2018 3:30pm

NYC subway shots

Mod Note: Just to be clear, these are not photos of a shooting.

New Home · 10-02-2018 11:54am

1049.-Trinity-nuclear-test.jpg?w=500&ssl=1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinity_(nuclear_test)#Civilian_detection

Civilians noticed the bright lights and huge explosion. Groves therefore had the Second Air Force issue a press release with a cover story that he had prepared weeks before:

Alamogordo, N.M., July 16

The commanding officer of the Alamogordo Army Air Base made the following statement today: "Several inquiries have been received concerning a heavy explosion which occurred on the Alamogordo Air base reservation this morning. A remotely located ammunition magazine containing a considerable amount of high explosives and pyrotechnics exploded. There was no loss of life or injury to anyone, and the property damage outside of the explosives magazine was negligible. Weather conditions affecting the content of gas shells exploded by the blast may make it desirable for the Army to evacuate temporarily a few civilians from their homes."[115][116]

The press release was written by Laurence. He had prepared four releases, covering outcomes ranging from an account of a successful test (the one which was used) to catastrophic scenarios involving serious damage to surrounding communities, evacuation of nearby residents, and a placeholder for the names of those killed. As Laurence was a witness to the test he knew that the last release, if used, might be his own obituary. A newspaper article published the same day stated that "the blast was seen and felt throughout an area extending from El Paso to Silver City, Gallup, Socorro, and Albuquerque." An Associated Press article quoted a partially blind woman 50 miles (80 km) away who asked "What's that?" These articles appeared in New Mexico, but East Coast newspapers ignored them.

Information about the Trinity test was made public shortly after the bombing of Hiroshima. The Smyth Report, released on August 12, 1945, gave some information on the blast, and the edition released by Princeton University Press a few weeks later incorporated the War Department's press release on the test as Appendix 6, and contained the famous pictures of a "bulbous" Trinity fireball. Groves, Oppenheimer and other dignitaries visited the test site in September 1945, wearing white canvas overshoes to prevent fallout from sticking to the soles of their shoes.