Fun Stuff
- Thread starter xptrinity
- Start date
Eurynome
Kukkahattutäti
What are the similarities between ancient Egypt and Facebook? - People write on walls and worship cats.
Seems those that appear in the side panel or first in the menu list change from time to time. But you find the others by scrolling down to the bottom of the menu, there it offers you "Show all smileys" and voilà:
Karhu
Senior Bear
Tuuletar
Amokala
Karhu
Senior Bear
Tuuletar
Amokala
Oh yes, now I remembered one piece of paper that I saw last spring in Helsinki (at a tram stop):
"Believe in anything - for example in Amorphis."
"Believe in anything - for example in Amorphis."
papajohnny
Member
"Believe in anything - for example in Amorphis."
Good enough for me.
Great pictures, had a good laugh.
Good enough for me.
Great pictures, had a good laugh.
Karhu
Senior Bear
Eurynome
Kukkahattutäti
Bloody hell, you found that??? Never thought anyone I know might happen to come across it!
(BTW thanks for taking that pic, gotta save it for the memory. Admittedly I had forgotten about the whole thing the next morning.)
Tuuletar
Amokala
Bloody hell, you found that??? Never thought anyone I know might happen to come across it!Might wanna be more careful in the future about what I scribble on random flyers in the wee hours of the morning, not least because my handwriting sucks when I'm drunk. But yes, I still believe in Amorphis.
(BTW thanks for taking that pic, gotta save it for the memory. Admittedly I had forgotten about the whole thing the next morning.)
For real, it was you who wrote that? World is a small place indeed. : D To be honest, it was my friend who noticed that and said to me that there is an interesting piece of paper. I just smiled and decided to take a photo for the memory. You're welcome!
Eurynome
Kukkahattutäti
papajohnny
Member
EddieGunner
Perkele
- Dec 7, 2012
- 66
- 3
- 6
Tuuletar
Amokala
EddieGunner
Perkele
- Dec 7, 2012
- 66
- 3
- 6
papajohnny
Member
Tuuletar
Amokala
Merry Christmas to everyone!
....
(Finns have this saying toimii kuin junan vessa - "works like a train toilet" - when something is working flawlessly, but that's not always the case...)
....
(Finns have this saying toimii kuin junan vessa - "works like a train toilet" - when something is working flawlessly, but that's not always the case...)
