Okay. The guy’s wearing a light blue dress shirt, a sweater vest, and a scarf. For whatever reason, the shirt sleeve on the left side (facing the screen) is just poofier than the one on the right. Then, the last dark stripe on the scarf lines up with the bottom of the sweater vest, and the next red stripe is contrasting with the khaki slacks he’s wearing.

I’m at work, so I just paid to sit here and stare at the picture long enough to figure out his wardrobe. How sad is that?

Or the ridiculously long Doctor Who/Tom Baker scarf.

Bonus points if he’d regenerated during the funeral.

*geeks out a little*

(I wonder if they’ll ever have a black Doctor…)

I actually dated a guy once whose father would take pictures at funerals and then send the pictures to the family. They were actually always grateful for them, to have a record of the moment and of who was there. Strange, but true. I think he only took pictures of the casket if it was closed, though. It would certainly be creepy to just get pictures of your dead relative in the mail one day.

Also, am I the only one that has no problem with the corpse pic? Maybe it’s my lack of religion talking, but; corpses aren’t sacred..

It’s a twisted irony that bodies are often shown more respect in death than in life. That photo is a hell if a lot classier than a lot of live photos.

Also, norman is an amazing name for a guinea pig.

Also I registered for the “Post on FaceBook if I die”

Maybe you should think of staring your own site where you can choose only those extremely funny pictures that you collect on your own time and resources.

The argument that lamebook should pick other material is indeed becoming repetitive but i am guessing that is not what you ment.

ps i am just being a prick about it because i actually agree with your post.

On the same note – where are Trey’s arms? And is that a pillow down the left side (the striped thing).