What made you Lol Today?

[Fibbly]

My veeeeeeeeeeery drunk stepmum on facebook. Haaaaa.

[Ms 80s]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikTxfIDYx6Q this made me laugh! haha

[Oceansoul]

Too much wine + Singstar So bad!!

[BlackRoseSurvivor]

My 8 month of puppy teasing my other dog cause he had the rope toy and she didn't.

[Smee]

How changing my webcam settings kept me amused for at least half an hour.
Ohhhh the simple things in life.

[MetalBeast]

My sister's boyfriend wants an "Ork Meganob" for Christmas.

Luckily that's a Games Workshop miniature, rather than the massive, fugly, wart-speckled dildo that the name might suggest.

[Kylan_Paassa]

My sister's boyfriend wants an "Ork Meganob" for Christmas.

Luckily that's a Games Workshop miniature, rather than the massive, fugly, wart-speckled dildo that the name might suggest.

[Lick Mars]

Charlie Brookers twitter commentary to the X Factor always makes me lol:

"I can imagine Lloyd starring in a really shit platform game where you have to collect coloured buttons and shit"

[MentalInfestation]

Charlie Brookers twitter commentary to the X Factor always makes me lol:

"I can imagine Lloyd starring in a really shit platform game where you have to collect coloured buttons and shit"

Yeah Mr Brooker says it as it is!

[Smee]

The way my dad always ends his emails.
"Vaderrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" (Not the band, no, it's Dutch for father)
It's NEVER just Vader, he always feels the need to add at least 20 r's

[andeh]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/extra/video/p005bqp0

[Finnvitka]

watching some shit called Rock Star Kids

all musicians ever give their kids stupid names, such as Calico Furnier, Chutney Ross and (obviously) Dweezil, Moon Unit, Diva and the other one

[Danroush]

The way my dad always ends his emails.
"Vaderrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" (Not the band, no, it's Dutch for father)
It's NEVER just Vader, he always feels the need to add at least 20 r's

how different actually is Dutch from German? because most of the time when someone speaks or writes Dutch it just seems to be German but with a twist added of some different letters, such as Vader in Dutch is Vater in German, as i can often understand dutch due to its similarities to german

[Moonburp]

The way my dad always ends his emails.
"Vaderrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" (Not the band, no, it's Dutch for father)
It's NEVER just Vader, he always feels the need to add at least 20 r's

how different actually is Dutch from German? because most of the time when someone speaks or writes Dutch it just seems to be German but with a twist added of some different letters, such as Vader in Dutch is Vater in German, as i can often understand dutch due to its similarities to german

Similar but completely different I'm led to believe.

[Smee]

The way my dad always ends his emails.
"Vaderrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" (Not the band, no, it's Dutch for father)
It's NEVER just Vader, he always feels the need to add at least 20 r's

how different actually is Dutch from German? because most of the time when someone speaks or writes Dutch it just seems to be German but with a twist added of some different letters, such as Vader in Dutch is Vater in German, as i can often understand dutch due to its similarities to german

Good question, yet I don't really know the answer. However, I can tell you the following. I only had German in school for 2 years (or 1, not sure), yet speak it fluently because I lived 5 minutes from the German border, so spoke a dialect that was VERY similar to the German dialect they speak in that part of Germany, and it was easy to pick up the different words. Yet, when Germans from say... Berlin or so came to the Netherlands, they wouldn't understand a word of Dutch. And most Dutch who live in the western part of the country hardly understand German.
I'd say it is quite similar but at the same time there's lots of words that are completely different, so yeah.