the gif animation thread
the gif animation thread
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- i_monk-1
- And Batman's storied career ended in underwhelming fashion.********
- I'm confused. Was that the bull that killed his parents?ETM
- Game over man, game over!utopian
- Fuckin Ben Affleck, amiritemrpt
- Nice little game of bat and bull********
- @set 'Bat and bull'
http://replygif.net/…Wolfboy - dreadbklyndroobeki
- https://www.youtube.…
full vid******** - the batman can fly!!!Amicus
- And Batman's storied career ended in underwhelming fashion.
- zaq0
- CALLES2
- ghettopterutopian
- roflcoptersarahfailin
- LOLcopterBen99
- personal airships soon!BabySnakes
- Wrong Brothersprophetone
- CGN1
- +1 for Bleez, most underrated psychopath in the DC universe.face_melter
- is that mystique?sarahfailin
- chukkaphob0
- ah ah ah... ah ah ah... ah ah ah... ah ah ah... ah ah ah... ah ah ah... ah ah ah... ah ah ah...prophetone
- Someone is cooking Kramer.Wolfboy
- CALLES0
- wouldsection_014
- Pig of the DayRamanisky2
- haha wowzaprophetone
- CALLES0
- laugh out loud so cute!!! ლ(́◉◞౪◟◉‵ლ) ლ(́◉◞౪◟◉‵ლ) ლ(́◉◞౪◟◉‵ლ) ლ(́◉◞౪◟◉‵ლ) ლ(́◉◞౪◟◉‵ლ)prophetone
- uan0
How the solar system actually travels through the galaxy- Not this again. It doesn't corkscrew' like that at all, that's an artefact of the non-side on angle chosen for the view.
http://www.slate.com…detritus - its all relative, yomonospaced
- the good thing about this is that it shows that the 'orbiting around a center' model is only 1 possible visualization of reality.uan
- no, this visualisation encourages incorrect hypotheses. Look at it side on, accurately, and it's the same fundamental mechanic implied by typical views.detritus
- yes, it's typical views of the fundamental mechanic of the solar system pointing out that we don't get to revisit the same point in our path through the cosmos.uan
- but link me again, get a 404 on that slate articleuan
- it's like a timelinepinkfloyd
- relativity is relative... manMiguex
- Not this again. It doesn't corkscrew' like that at all, that's an artefact of the non-side on angle chosen for the view.
