WHAM BAM, WHAT THE FUCK JUST HAPPENED??

I'm not sure how serious the company is though, since they have a golden retriever on their board of directors...

Shouldn't EVERY company have a golden retriever? Especially this one.

WHAM

WHAM WHAM WHAM !

WHAM WHAM WHAM WHAMW HAM WHAMW HAMW HAM !!!!


Immediatly I knew what this was, I too seen it but it was like 11 years ago in grade 11 computer class. I think it was one of the first Vial videos.

Well, that was a lame attempt at sarcasm. Here I thought it would be something REALLY important, like inverted graffiti. That would be bad. That would pull you out of the game EVERY time. You'd be playing along, minding, minding your own business then

WHAM!!! You see "ǝɹǝɥ znʍ ɹǝɥɔlǝℲ"

FUCK! Back to CoD4...

My friend, you're like magic. Wham, bam, thank you Geo. I find it published before I know it's promoted.

Thank you!

In reply to this comment by geo321:
*promote

>> ^gwiz665:

Bug-man... nana nana nanana Bug-man!
POW WHAM Bird-repellent spray.
>> ^ant:
"How wude." Insects are not bugs. I am not a bug!
Do we count computer bugs too?



That won't work on me. I am wearing a gas mask. Can't you hear me breathing hard?

Bug-man... nana nana nanana Bug-man!

*POW* *WHAM* Bird-repellent spray.
>> ^ant:

"How wude." Insects are not bugs. I am not a bug!
Do we count computer bugs too?

>> ^entr0py:

>> ^Ryjkyj:
I love this attitude that people have sometimes. "I'm a pedestrian, so I have the legal right-of-way. Which means NO ONE can hit me EVER, because that would be illegal." This is why you'll see me riding my bike illegally on the sidewalk most of the time.

Doesn't that just make things worse for the pedestrians? Now there's literally nowhere they can walk without the risk of being run over by something.


Yeah, I don't live in a big city anymore so it's easy to get around in suburbia and not hit anyone. When foot traffic increases or I can't see around tight corners then I ride in the street.

Besides,I pose a lot less danger to pedestrians on when on my bike. I'm not one of those guys that wears the sweet little aerodynamic shorts and always has to be going down the street as fast as possible. And those guys piss me off even more, but not for any other reason then their own safety.

I respect bicyclists and I like that we're trying to integrate them into traffic more and more but (and this sounds dramatic) my 7th grade shop teacher was killed on his bike just a year ago commuting home from school. He was wearing a helmet, he was obeying traffic laws and he had about 20 years of experience riding around in traffic. But all of that means dick when some stoned sixteen year old decides, for whatever reason, to jerk the steering wheel to the right for just a fraction of a second... WHAM!, you're a pancake.

So anyway, whenever I'm driving down a rural highway with cars shooting by at 50 or 60 MPH and I see a cyclist hanging out into the lane (and that's his right dammit!), I still can't help but think the guy is kind of a prick for expecting everyone to obey traffic laws at his own expense. Of course, it's his life. If a cop were to pull me over on my bike for riding on the sidewalk, I would have no problem explaining exactly why I was doing it. Or explaining that I'm more than happy to pay a small fine for protecting my own life.

Sacrilege! But funny. Upvote just for WHAM!

>> ^Drachen_Jager:
The guy on the left had a hard fall, I imagine he was the one injured, but he should have moved back instead of just stopping and standing there when he saw it coming (he could have warned the others too!) the two on the right you can barely make them out running for it and just making it away from the damaged section as it collapses.


Something like that I guarantee you the guy on the left froze and his brain had trouble believing what he was seeing. It was busy fumbling over, 'That looks like it's too.. is it REALLY tall enough to...?', and then WHAM. Probably a part of his reasoning felt foolish for a brief moment to think it WAS gonna hit.

Looks like the people on the right were lucky enough that the bridge structure withstood the destruction and were able to get away with their lives intact ; but the person on the left side I don't know, that definitely looks like a bone crushing accident. He/she stopped beforehand noticing this truck coming at the bridge thinking, "oh shit, oh shit, oh shit!... OH SHIT!" WHAM! Ahhhhh! That's the stuff nightmares are made of.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'wham, george michael, last chirstmas, literal' to 'wham, george michael, last chirstmas, literal, polyester' - edited by griefer_queafer

No it does not, as I have the joy of Christmas in my heart. Where shall I send a certain cd single?

In reply to this comment by rasch187:
I appreciate terrible just as much as the next guy, but there's just something about Wham and George Michael in particular that makes me hate modern culture.

More importantly, does this mean I won't be getting a christmas present this year?

In reply to this comment by kymbos:
What saddens me is that you understand its place, and yet completely miss its significance. The combination of George Michael, 80s pop-ballad, Andrew Ridgley's hair, and Christmas tunes, takes Last Christmas into a different echelon of terrible that justifies its existence. Not so much 'so bad it's good' - I do not overstep - but moreso 'so bad it has earned its place' in music history. Very few manufactured pop tunes have achieved this status, and you have, through shortsighted ignorance and far-too-simplistic logic, downvoted one such tune.

Andrew Ridgley sheds a single tear for you on Christmas Day.

I appreciate terrible just as much as the next guy, but there's just something about Wham and George Michael in particular that makes me hate modern culture.

More importantly, does this mean I won't be getting a christmas present this year?

In reply to this comment by kymbos:
What saddens me is that you understand its place, and yet completely miss its significance. The combination of George Michael, 80s pop-ballad, Andrew Ridgley's hair, and Christmas tunes, takes Last Christmas into a different echelon of terrible that justifies its existence. Not so much 'so bad it's good' - I do not overstep - but moreso 'so bad it has earned its place' in music history. Very few manufactured pop tunes have achieved this status, and you have, through shortsighted ignorance and far-too-simplistic logic, downvoted one such tune.

Andrew Ridgley sheds a single tear for you on Christmas Day.

What saddens me is that you understand its place, and yet completely miss its significance. The combination of George Michael, 80s pop-ballad, Andrew Ridgley's hair, and Christmas tunes, takes Last Christmas into a different echelon of terrible that justifies its existence. Not so much 'so bad it's good' - I do not overstep - but moreso 'so bad it has earned its place' in music history. Very few manufactured pop tunes have achieved this status, and you have, through shortsighted ignorance and far-too-simplistic logic, downvoted one such tune.

Andrew Ridgley sheds a single tear for you on Christmas Day.

In reply to this comment by rasch187:
And I would do it again and again. Wham epitomises the worst of music, taste and society in general. No redeeming qualities...this is going on your permanent record

In reply to this comment by kymbos:
You... you (*choke*) voted down Wham!'s Last Christmas? Sweet Baby Jesus! Have you forgotten the true meaning of Christmas? May Santa have mercy on your soul, scrooge.