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This… isn’t particularly funny.
^This… is the plain truth. And why the fudge is this labeled “autocowrecks” anyway? Nothing here makes sense.
Looks like someone needs to watch the Princess Bride.
BTW – it was voted the most quotable movie of all time a few years ago.
Have fun storming the castle.
This is hella funny, provided you know what The Princess Bride is.
If you don’t, do yourself a favor and watch it.
back when andre the giant was alive. lol
the princess bride SUCKED all those who quote it shall burn in hel so sayeth the lords of the internet
“lords of the internet” sounds like a male-for-male dating site.
So, uh… come here often, big boy?
Westley. WesTley.
Wesley is a name…
yes but the character in Princess Bride’s name is WesTley.
+1.
WEST. LEY.
Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You posted nearly your entire phone number on Fail Blog. Prepare to receive spam.
pictures of penises**
I thought fails were supposed to have humour in them, or at least be clever in some way?
This is neither.
How come english people don’t know the difference between “your” and “you’re”?
It’s primarily lazy texters. It’s marginally better than typing “ur.”
you mean “english-speaking people?” because i’m pretty sure it’s not only people from England who have trouble with “your” and “you’re”