I mean the rotation is just phenomenal. And then the last part with the brow-raise/eye bulge is the cherry on top. Definitely some extreme man hours have been put into perfecting such a feat.

My girl Kristen Bell has been rolling her eyes for a decade nonstop and can't even pose a challenge.

http://i.imgur.com/WwCAMZ6.gif

ya boy finally has gone above a 3.0

makin money this summer son

This one is solid, though again not better than Dwayne Johnson's masterwork.

http://i.imgur.com/jzcs7g8.gif

Dunno what this means but I am happy for you.

@Certain stop saying my cats are dead, it is very upsetting.

I think the Kristen Bell one is the best, honestly. The Rock and Tina Fey's are obviously over done for effect, it's comedic. Bell's is cutting and seems more realistic.

Well, yes, but The Rock's is kind of surreal. I don't know how he does it.

Stop posting photos of dead cats, then.

Split Eight loses.

certain got a wild hair in his butt today. he's on a roll.


btw, if anyone wants to improve their grammar in an enjoyable way, read "Eats, Shoots, and Leaves" by Lynne Truss.

She doesn't use that Oxford comma.

http://i.imgur.com/piRRkef.jpg

Cool mag as always. If anyone is still interested in my whole topic fiasco, I thought the picture was a foot on the edge of the cliff. I glanced at it on my phone and never made my way back to the thread before I finished... oops

That would definitely explain a lot then, Soul...

LMAO

Dude wrote to the wrong fucking picture and people still voted for him.

#Classic

Man that concept I used.. it wasn't even close lol

That's the joke (don't invite a panda to dinner because he eats, shoots and leaves as opposed to eats shoots and leaves). But you're right, I didn't remember how exactly she titled it. The wild hair is growing.

It would be better if she had used it for the title though tbh.

@Witty, British English typically advises against the Oxford comma (despite its name). I figured you would be on my side here.