>print out .gif
>image doesn't move anymore
Print out .gif
Michael Ramirez
Christian Howard
>professor prints out reference sheet for us
>slide my finger up and down the page
>it doesn't scroll
Carson Gonzalez
>screenshot song
>no sound
Jeremiah Miller
>eat food
>it comes out as shit
Gabriel Roberts
Use a 3D printer then
Luke Wood
>open video in text editor
>no subtitles
Parker Bailey
>browse Sup Forums
>no worthwhile discussion
Aaron Nelson
/s
Dominic Harris
>posts gif
>it doesn't animate
Carson Carter
>get fiber connection
>still can't download a gf
:(
Dylan Peterson
>covert my 128 kbit/s mp3 to flac
>still sound like shit
Ryan Ward
>right click image
>copy
>unplug mouse and plug into another computer
>can't paste
Ryder Morales
Macs can do this :^)
Levi Fisher
beep beep
David Perry
You laugh but my little brother did that once.
He was like 8 years old, he tried to print a funny gift then came running at me asking me "why the gif isn't moving" while holding up a piece of paper with a low res picture printed on it.
Xavier White
kids can troll
some can have poker faces out of stone
>Judenplan means jew-plan or rather jew-plot
Aaron Long
I don't know, he seemed geniunely confused. I had to explain to him that a gif is a like a video and that you can't print a video for him to understand.
Adam Edwards
only subtitles
Camden Walker
fair enough
then your family is dumb
Dylan Bailey
>parents make new human
>it comes out as shit
Benjamin Bennett
>Stream anime manga
>It has no sounds
Lincoln White
It would honestly be really freaky to see a moving gif on paper.
Parker Cox
>not printing every frame of the gif and making an animated book
Connor Wright
Wait, can they really?
Andrew Campbell
>Wait, can they really?
Sebastian Wilson
Heh heh
Kevin Rodriguez
...
Mason Ross
Nah but the MX Master can
Jaxon Clark
>make new git branch
>bonsai on desk is still small
James Russell
Sure :*)
Nicholas Brown
Jokes on you because logitech has mice with internal memory now grandpa, you can copy the hex code of the image and insert it into the macro save for a button and then connect the mouse to another computer and press the macro on your mouse to paste the hex code in a new empty file on the other computer and then open file with an image viewer
No seriously in theory that werks
Juan Adams
>catch squirrel in jar
>it no longer moves
Henry Torres
apparently that's how newspapers are made in the world of harry potter
Sebastian Allen
Wait a second, that rubber chicken...