The Random Image Thread

[Donocropolis]

had leftover taco-salad-bowl forms:

 

[Paladin]

 

[The Mighty Mollusk]

 

[Paladin]

 

[Donocropolis]

 

[Cybersnark]

Come to think of it, has anybody ever told Goro about guns?

 

[Paladin]

 

[tec]

Ayo youtube what the frig??

 

[Paladin]

 

[Donocropolis]

 

[Haywire]

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So what do you say? Do we all gather together, and go kick some Casanova butt, or do I eat this vat of egg salad?

 

[Donocropolis]

I shovel well. I shovel very well.

 

[The Mighty Mollusk]

 

[Ungnome]

Unfortunately, I think that image might be right, Mighty Mollusk.

 

[Donocropolis]

I get it!

Oh wait, I made myself sad.

 

[Haywire]

That was me until only a couple years ago; still text faster on a keypad...

 

[LBD "Nytetrayn"]

Yeah, that one didn't take me too long to figure out.

Took me longer to remember how that method of texting worked than to determine what it said after the first two letters. XD

 

[MEDdMI]

Now I'm remembering one of my old phones that had a tiny keyboard that slid out. I loved that thing.

 

[Ungnome]

Heck, I had the original Motorola Droid and the reason THAT was my first android smartphone was SPECIFICALLY because hit had a slide-out QUERTY keyboard(thing was also a TANK. By the time I stopped using it the rear speaker grill was bent and it was scratched up something fierce, but the screen and speakers still worked, as did the keyboard, it's just that it was slow and newer apps didn't work on it.. Still prefer a physical keyboard to the on-screen crap we are currently saddled with. Haptic feedback just isn't the same as physical buttons and I'll NEVER agree otherwise. I really do think we lost something in the move to touch-only interfaces.

 

[Rhinox]

Heck, I had the original Motorola Droid and the reason THAT was my first android smartphone was SPECIFICALLY because hit had a slide-out QUERTY keyboard(thing was also a TANK. By the time I stopped using it the rear speaker grill was bent and it was scratched up something fierce, but the screen and speakers still worked, as did the keyboard, it's just that it was slow and newer apps didn't work on it.. Still prefer a physical keyboard to the on-screen crap we are currently saddled with. Haptic feedback just isn't the same as physical buttons and I'll NEVER agree otherwise. I really do think we lost something in the move to touch-only interfaces.

My first smart phone was that Droid for the very same reason!
I think I still have it somewhere. God, it was a frikken unit, wasnt it?