Guy Billout Crafts 30 Masterpieces At The Crossroads Of Dark Humor And Hope
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It’s amazing how such a trivial dispute can be backed up by such solid evidence.
The internet was invented to enable the exchange of information and ideas. And when you have so many different opinions in one place, there are bound to be arguments and disputes. A lot of them…Yeah, the internet was invented for arguing and occasional interesting meme sharing. At least, that’s what I use it for.
Some debates are about important things, where people can even learn something, and the others are … I don’t really know how to call a dispute about sliced bread.
One such “meaningful” debate over a “bread knife” on Tumblr was taken to another level when the participants started using courtroom-like expressions and Pheonix Wright illustrations.
The prosecution made their case. The defendant had evidently, falsified a bread sword with malice. He should be locked away! Or should he?
Wham!
Hmmmm, no glow evident.…
Good point.
By now, the jury doesn’t know what to think.
It’s a massive liability, but Google image search is solid proof for the defense.
Maybe that will settle it. We can only hope there’s no more, and we can move on with our lives.
No, wait, it goes on.
Yeah, and more...
Oh, and more...
What?
GIFs? Are you kidding me?
Well, this left us bamboozled…