Graph by: Benjamin Pound
The Cure, Friday I’m in Love
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lol….nice.Though, I always thought it was ‘Haed to take’, not ‘Heart Attack’…..shows what I know, eh? ;o)
-V.
Uhhh….”HARD to take”……jeez. It’s sad when your typing skillz leave you needing a copy editor for your own online forum comments…lol.
*sigh*
-V.
Skill-Z? Really?
HAHAH ya rly!
greetz from DALnet/#aborted!
this made me happier then it should have
We are using the new coversheet for the TPS reports
HMPH. I submitted this same graph almost two weeks ago, except that it was more complete and looked even better, but Graph Jam never used it. Who or what does “Benjamin Pound” know that I don’t know? HMPH.
dear northbound,
you are an idiot. just thought you should know. a sad, waste of human life. thank you.
sincerely,
me
Hilarious. However, you forgot “Friday – Never Hesitate”
I didn’t forget “never hesitate” on MY graph of this song.
HMPH.
Wow ok, get over it please.
It was Monday when he posted… he’s obviously falling apart. Give the man a break
lol, icwudt.
Justin Landeen
Love this!
This is good, thanks for this
Dammit! I’ve been trying to think of something clever for my first graph for two weeks now and this was going to be it! Back to the graphing board.
Justin Landeen
JUSTIN LANDEEN and LINDSAY LANDEEN
We love our father. He loved making people smile and would light up a room when he walked into it. Our father was an amazing man who always took care of everyone else first. He made friends with people everywhere he went. He was a people person – a great friend, co-worker, family member and father.
Our dad was a Vietnam veteran and worked for more than 20 years as a Chicago firefighter saving lives, so to have his own end in such a violent way will never make sense to any of our family members.
How can I contact the author of this graphic?
There is a t-shirt somewhere with the same idea.