funny pictures, episode 15
Welcome to another edition of funny pictures. Do I need to say more?





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Warning : May contain more than your daily recommended allowance of randomness
Welcome to another edition of funny pictures. Do I need to say more?





(To see more funny pictures, click on the “Funny Pictures” category in the sidebar.)
It’s time for another caption contest! (Well, past time, but my schedule has been somewhat discombobulated lately.)
This week’s picture features a guy who is looking tough (or at least trying to). There’s no background info, so you’ll have to use your imagination. You can create circumstances however you see fit — whether with current events or in the past, whether he’s part of a singing group or a long-lost relative or even one of your friends. (I have a feeling Mango-Man will be brought into this one…) Other ideas: what is he thinking? What does his friends think? What is his job? The only rules are to make it funny and keep it clean. Have fun!
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I recently heard about a new music album that is both funny and random, so naturally it’s a good fit for this blog. The album is called “Bringin’ da Phat”, by DJ Turbo-Lax and MC Refried Breeze. That should tell you something about it right there. (I tell ya, you can find anything on the Internet!) As you might surmise by the artist names, the songs have random acts of flatulence in them. So that automatically divides the audience. If you get offended by such things, you’ve been forewarned. But if you can laugh at farting, you might hurt yourself laughing at these songs.
I listen to a lot of music, but I must admit I’ve never heard anything like this before. The beat changes often, jumping between genres at will. You will be surprised. The vocal phrases and utterings combined with the sound effects are hilarious. So perhaps it’s “toilet humor”, but it’s clean, other than the resulting skid marks. Some of the beats jam, too.
You can listen to it for free at Spotify, although you have to install the player if you haven’t already. It’s also available for purchase at eMusic, Amazon, and iTunes. Of course you can listen to samples of the tracks on those last 3 sites.
Regarding the album art, yeah, it might be a low-budget production, but the sound quality is good, and in addition to hearing a cornucopia of beats, it will make you laugh. Not many songs can say that.
So if you can stomach this kind of humor, I recommend checking it out.