Funny Gif's Sharing

[(SWGO)Your_God]

We all do love gifs dont we?Especially when they are funny.So I thought it would be cool sharing our favourite Gifs in this topic!
Just one rule:No same Gifs uploading.My personal favourites are those three:
1st: http://www.funnyjunk.com/funny_gifs/1771185/Steam/ It DOES take time!
2nd:http://www.funnyjunk.com/funny_gifs/3877211/Chuck+Norris+Cat Thats my cat!
3rd:http://www.funnyjunk.com/channel/turtles/Douchebag/bBXaGoO/ That actually reminds me when I was fighting with my brothers years ago..

Looking to see your funny GIfs..

P.S
Mind that we can use them too :D :D

[11_Panama_]

There's two threads for this already.
Funny pics and daily troll.

[WD-40]

I do NOT upload GIFs...They usually contain VIRUSES! I'd advise against it.

[THEWULFMAN]

I've never encountered a GIF with a virus.

Oh and while we're on the subject, since he posted three links from there, I really hate Funny Junk.com. Mainly for the whole The Oatmeal vs Funny Junk scandal.

[WD-40]

I've never encountered a GIF with a virus.

There's 'always' a 'first' time....Only the 'shadow' knows when....(enter the spooky music)...

[Darth Crater]

A GIF cannot give you a virus. It is a binary file that the computer interprets as a series of images. It cannot do anything other than display images. The viewer never executes any code in the file. It is possible to save a virus as a .gif, but that will not display as a useful picture file, and will not ever run unless you rename it back to .exe and run it manually (this is something you never normally do).

That said, be wary of which websites you're visiting in your hunt for GIF. Web pages, and the ads hosted on them, absolutely can run arbitrary code and infect you with viruses.

[WD-40]

A GIF cannot give you a virus. It is a binary file that the computer interprets as a series of images. It cannot do anything other than display images. The viewer never executes any code in the file. It is possible to save a virus as a .gif, but that will not display as a useful picture file, and will not ever run unless you rename it back to .exe and run it manually (this is something you never normally do).

That said, be wary of which websites you're visiting in your hunt for GIF. Web pages, and the ads hosted on them, absolutely can run arbitrary code and infect you with viruses.

ohhhh...Crap...my bad...I was thinking about all that 'porno' Crater downloaded a while back...it was JPEG, not GIF...sorry.