Death and dice level all distinction.
Credits: Play & Win Casino Empire via GifCities and Internet Archive
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Barca Marca
Ronaldo catches at close quarters.
Credits: Canal+ via GifGifMagazine, Sanjay Dhingra, GIFs Community and Facebook
When office jokes go too far
Eat RAM, bloody Dave from accounts.
Credits: KuvatON.com via kukluxknievel, imgur, Giphy, Carrol Brunet, Laugh OR Croak and Facebook
Tossing the caber
Flinging carpets angrily in the snow. Could be a new Olympic sport entry.
Credits: Top Dealer via *GIFs, მე ვარ, GIFs Community, GIFs and Facebook
Vijay’s classic GIFs 2007-2011 – 378
Taste the rainbow. Lose a tooth.
GIF: shareskittles DATE: 01/06/2010
Credits: Ratedesi Forums
Vijay’s classic GIFs 2007-2011 – 285
On Gifville, we’ve seen a Christmas and sports themed version of this GIF of a journalist in Iraq throwing his shoes at former US president George W. Bush. Now here is the real deal, as is.
See also VCG posts #282 and 283.
GIF: Bush_dodges_shoes DATE: 22/12/2008
Credits: Associated Press via Ratedesi Forums
Vijay’s classic GIFs 2007-2011 – 283
Vijay’s classic GIFs 2007-2011 – 282
A Xmas festive edition GIF based on an infamous incident that occurred in Baghdad on the 14th December, 2008. Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al-Zaidi threw both of his shoes at then-United States President George W. Bush, a grave insult in the Arab world. Bush was attending a press conference with Iraqi government officials at the time. Al-Zaidi was recorded as castigating the president of the US as a war criminal. The former president dodged the flight of both shoes, which narrowly missed then Iraqi PM, Nouri al-Maliki who was in attendance. The scene, caught on international TV, became a rich source of inspiration for many memes in the days after.
GIF: santa DATE: 20/12/2008
Credit: CBS via Ratedesi Forums
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In April 2015, a Colorado, USA man was cited for firing a gun within a residential area when he took his computer into a back alley and shot it eight times with a 9mm pistol. When questioned, he told police that he had become so frustrated with his computer that he had “reached critical mass,” and stated that after he had shot his computer, “the angels sung on high.”
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