As much as I would like to, I cannot find this funny, since I know the potential context behind the picture.

This just in: The Royal Family is human just like the rest of us.

I used to have that problem on one of my little toes because the boots I used to wear for work were too narrow, (a fact I figured out much later), I'd have to peel off the built up skin every so often otherwise it would hurt a lot whenever I took a step, to the point it felt like I was limping, (don't know if I really was, no one ever mentioned it). Eventually it just stopped, and healed back to normal because the boots had stretched out.

Oh it will, come November 4th.
Note: this is a joke. Everyone with half a brain knows that microbes listen to no man, and will probably still be here on Election day, unless we do actually eradicate, (I think that's the word I'm looking for?) it by then.

It's a virus, and there are at least two strains going around right now. Immunity to one unfortunately doesn't mean immunity to the other.

Cat: We were ALL having a good day, Steve.

Gotta give them props for drinking the whey.

And another argument I hate the absolute hell out off.

If that isn't Twelve and River.
Yes, I know Twelve is a more serious Doctor, but let him have his joy. He deserves it, and cookies.

I want the blue one.

I really hate that phrase, not just because it's very glaringly wrong, but also because it apparently doesn't mean what it says. It supposedly means that the institution is messed up as a whole, (to put it in sfw terms), which while true, is not what it says. How many people read it for the first time, and immediately got that it wasn't actually saying that all cops are bastards? I certainly didn't.

Atlantis: The Lost Empire is so underrated honestly.

If it wasn't an oversight, I'm sure there's a good explanation for it.

The girl in the painting looks like she'd do it again.

I love that one has all orange paws, while the other has white ones.

"SOON."

I have this game. I play it again sometime.

In regardle to the comparison, how do you know that the person could afford to part with more than $45?
In regards to Bezos, it's his money, if he only wants to give away the equivalent of pocket change, he's allowed to. The organizations who received it are probably grateful either way.
The mindset that the rich need to give away more of their money, (while understandable), sickens me. Even though they probably could afford to give away 90% of their wealth, if you don't want to be told what to do with your money, you don't get to tell them what to do with theirs. Sure you probably can't afford to part with $45 dollars, but you don't get to judge if the wealthy have given away enough of their own income either.

I'll be expecting the TARDIS then. The Daleks and Cyberman should be appearing any day now.

Me too buddy. Me too.