30 Less Than Perfect Photos of Celebrities
These are funny and weird.
Published 3 years ago in Funny
Celebrities are people just like us. Well, not exactly like us. unless their bodies are also swarming with eBaums-brand nano-machines under the control of someone inside the office.
We don't know who broke into the eBaums World mainframe and gave themselves sole administrative control over the eBaums World nanoswarm, or why they only take control of all of us every Thursday at exactly 4:13, but if we ever find out who they are.... well. Let's just say that they'll be testing out the "bottomless" pit in the office basement.
We don't know who broke into the eBaums World mainframe and gave themselves sole administrative control over the eBaums World nanoswarm, or why they only take control of all of us every Thursday at exactly 4:13, but if we ever find out who they are.... well. Let's just say that they'll be testing out the "bottomless" pit in the office basement.
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“So I was going through some old photos and I found this. My Dad holding Magic Johnson and looking incredibly badass while doing it. A little backstory. My Dad was good friends with Jerry Buss’ niece, and was invited to a Laker’s picnic. He played volleyball all his life and Magic, along with a few others, wanted to test his skills. He played Magic and as he was going up for a spike, my Dad slammed it back into his face to win the game. Magic came up to him after, grabbed him and said, “Next time, you’re on my team.” They both had a good laugh and my Dad swooped him up into his arms.”19
“This is a photo of me when I met Pat Morita roughly half a year before he passed away. He was getting honored at an Asian award show that I was volunteering at, and when he walked by he pointed at me and said ‘I want that hair!’ He was being followed by a bunch of other photographers and one of them said to take a picture with the guy with the crazy hair. He immediately went up to the wall and put his hands upon it, so I pretty much said to myself “ok, I guess I’m frisking Pat Morita”. I was quick enough to give my camera to a friend of mine and she took the photo that you see here. My moment with Pat was super brief but I’ll never forget it!”