Picture War

[Thagarr]

I could not find a good picture of the sand ships, so this will have to do. It may not appear so now, but back in 1980 when Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles debuted on TV, this was pretty damn creepy!

 

[ODemuth]

Nothing this guy couldn't kill...

 

[Pieter Boelen]

You mean this guy?

 

[ODemuth]

Here comes the whole family

 

[Luke McReady]

 

[ODemuth]

Spoiler

Jack and the Beanstalk

 

[Grey Roger]

Spoiler

Bean soup

Edit: updated, the previous image had ceased to exist. Someone probably ate it.

 

[Jelle]

Tomato soup

 

[Grey Roger]

Tomato soup

This is supposed to be a picture war. You're unarmed. Allow me...

 

[Pieter Boelen]

 

[Jelle]

I was on my phone, so to insert a picture would have taken hours...

 

[Pieter Boelen]

Behold.... A Picture:

^ Only took me five seconds.

Spoiler

Oh, hey! TWO pictures!

Spoiler

Sorry, can't resist to tease @TechnicJelle....

Spoiler

Oops, that was three.

 

[Dario]

Mmm, soup... this one's better

Soupe a l'Oignon !

 

[Hylie Pistof]

That soup looks like has already been eaten once.

Soupy Sales' Smutty Jokes : snopes.com

 

[Grey Roger]

Click the pic and you'll see how this outdoes Mr. Sales...

 

[Pieter Boelen]

Titled:
Ghengis de KuykHun veilig aan het flirten met een Exotisch Zebravogeltje in een anti-Papegaaien-kooi
naast
Een Geladen anti-Oorlog Kanon waar zelfs geen Kogel*vissen* in zwemmen

 

[The Nameless Pirate]

You also got the bird or do they just live together for the moment?
A relative would like to have a word.

 

[Grey Roger]

 

[Pieter Boelen]

You also got the bird or do they just live together for the moment?

Live? Lifeless.
Together? Alone.
Forever caught in this moment.
But they have an escape!

A relative would like to have a word.

Speak, PegaZus!

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You'll be a MYTHICAL CREATURE?
Unicorns are not real.
But this is real:

 

[Grey Roger]

Unicorns are not real.
But this is real:

Rhinoceros unicornis:


Also see: From Narwhals to -- Unicorns?!
Basically, a Greek physician named Ctesias travelled to India, saw these, and described them as being wild asses the size of horses or bigger, and having a horn in the middle of their brow. Later scholars who had never seen the original creature and who only had Ctesias' description took it literally.