Cursed Images

[Art Kassul]

 

[Windows XP Home Edition]

Nikocado Avocado vibes

 

[naaaaiiiiillllll!!!]

 

[LurkNoMore]

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How is this cursed? Hate is a stupid name.

 

[naaaaiiiiillllll!!!]

How is this cursed? Hate is a stupid name.

I agree with “Hate” being a stupid name — it just adds to how cursed this photo is.

Tldr: these “frog dogs” (extremely inbred pibbles) all have retard edgy names like this.

 

[TapewormSalesman]

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I see your Hate and raise my Staypuft

 

[JektheDumbass]

 

[Tims]

 

[A Grey Cat]

My thanks to @Morch Ponkey for this one

 

[Shitted Scaredless]

My thanks to @Morch Ponkey for this one

I read "proud gay spa²"

 

[Daddy's Little Kitten]

I read "proud gay spa²"

Oh shit it's spaz. I thought it was spa2.

 

[Shitted Scaredless]

Oh shit it's spaz. I thought it was spa2.

So we can agree there's more than one proud gay spa

 

[Lame Entropy]

 

[Quantum Diabetes]

 

[Meat Target]

 

[From The Uncanny Valley]

My thanks to @Morch Ponkey for this one

NO GAY RETARDS.

 

[Sped Xing]

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I feel like there's a context I neither get, nor will benefit from getting.

I agree with “Hate” being a stupid name — it just adds to how cursed this photo is.

Tldr: these “frog dogs” (extremely inbred pibbles) all have exceptional individual edgy names like this.

He didn't ask for that name or to be born that way. It's the humans that are cursed.

 

[Pimpleking55]

 

[turdburger]

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To be fair to him, he looks like he has Klinefelter syndrome. To be unfair to him, people who have Klinefelter's are by definition male.
Whoever caused that poor dog that looks like an iguana to be born and named it 'Hate' needs taking out and shooting in Minecraft.

 

[Pocket Dragoon]

Contex: Abandoned neighborhood in Centralia PA, the empty ghost town abandoned due to underground coal fires still burning under the town since 1962. Contrary to popular belief, the town isn't completely abandoned 10 residents still remain there even today.

I went there for my first out-of-state roadtrip in my first car, during the fall back in the 90's, with a couple highschool friends. We had to hike about 5 miles from outside of town, because my friends were pussies terrified we'd get arrested. By the time we got close enough, saw a buckled road, and could smell the burning coal seams (which also might've been someone burning garbage), there was only about an hour of daylight left, so none of the pictures we took turned out.

And really there wasn't anything to see, it looked like any number of Rust Belt ghost towns; the smell was really only the only notable thing. Even then it was barely detectable, and had we been anywhere else probably wouldn't have noticed.