SDFG: Dog's Love (Jumping From) Trucks

I think the one chasing the truck won.

If you can’t find the book you want, you’re probably shopping at the…

Niagara FAIL

So let’s say your a programmer and are trying to come up with a way to show that your software has hit a snag.  You can use lights or a text display.  Previously with many text displays, programmers tended to use the text “Err” to impress upon the viewer that their software has a flaw.  Apparently for the programmers of this binocular, “Err” just wasn’t good enough or tragic enough (or the programmer was browsing too many “FAIL” images on the web.)

Oh, that poor Mr. Orange. He’s awfully depressed.

SDFG: Orange You Sad

Man, this dog looks sad, but it’s so funny. Maybe he’ll be heartened just knowing the fact that he’s brought joy and laughter to so many viewers. I liked this comment, by a guy using the alias Esco, that was posted where I found the picture. “OH my GOD the proportions are ALL WRONG the nacelles should be further back and the saucer is just WAY too tiny hasn’t that dog even SEEN the movie??”

SDFG: USS Enterprise Dog

Today we have a couple animated pictures for you. The first is Mac, in his early days, being owned by PC. Of course, this isn’t the PC that we know from the commercials, and we have to presume that this is Mac from the pre-iPod glory days. Nonetheless, it’s classic footage of how things used to be.

SDFG: PC Fixes Mac With a Wrench

For our second animation, we have a series of pictures that have captured amazing split-second moments in time.

SDFG: Split Second

When you were growing up, did you ever get in trouble for leaving your bike in the yard? If that’s a punishable offense, then this guy might be looking at the death penalty.

SDFG: Bikeyard