Hey kool thing, sit down beside me, there’s something I gotta ask you. I just wanna know, are you Thurston, Kim, Lee, or Steve?
Thứ Tư, 31 tháng 12, 2014
23 Cats React To The Biggest Shocks In Cinema History
Big movies. Small creatures. Huge surprises. Spoilers ahead.
Yuri's strange connection to Gollum causes a reflexive attempt to save him from the flames in Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.
"He was no one's 'precious.' Everyone oughtta be someone's," Yuri weeps. It is a mourning service of only one, but sometimes one will do.
Rinaldo is horrified to learn WHAT'S IN THE BAHHHHHX in crime thriller Se7en.
"Wrath," he thinks. "I, too, know its destructive power." He looks in on his pretty sleeping wife, swearing a protection he knows is in many ways beyond his control.
Mylo the Cat / Via funnyordie.com
Bombay is transfixed when Mark Wahlberg whips it out and delivers a killer closing monologue in Boogie Nights.
He gazes upon the monstrous thing, an instrument of so much pleasure yet so much pain. "Heavy is the head that wears the crown, indeed," he declares quietly, though he watches alone.
Stanley looks around to see if anyone else thinks that "Rosebud" being a sled in Citizen Kane is a bit anticlimactic.
He searches not only for another who shares his views of the classic film, but in search of his once-tender soul that might have been touched by the melancholy revelation.
fuckyeahcatgifs.tumblr.com / Via giphy.com
The best jokes also teach you something.
In 1954 John Stapp broke a huge record. Using a rocket powered sled that was going 632 mph, he came to a full stop in just over 1 second. He experienced 46.2 G's making his 168 pound body feel for an instant like it was 7,700 pounds and he STILL only felt half as fat as yo mamma.
A Python Swallowed An Entire Wallaby In Australia
Warning: These pictures are quite something.
A snake in Australia is most likely now suffering from a food coma after killing and swallowing AN ENTIRE WALLABY on Monday, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported.
Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife / Via facebook.com
Paul O'Neill, a ranger at Nitmiluk National Park in Australia's Northern Territory, went to investigate after noticing some birds "making a frightful noise" and came across this scene, the NT Parks and Wildlife said on Facebook.
Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife / Via facebook.com
O'Neill stumbled upon an Olive Python digesting a young Agile Wallaby and decided to take close-up photographs of the meal, instead of RUNNING FOR HIS LIFE IN CASE HE WAS TO BE DESSERT.
Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife / Via facebook.com
The python constricted itself around the joey...
Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife / Via facebook.com
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