O RLY? Gallery 1
As far as I can tell, this is the original "o rly?" image.
(Though I've also heard that the original is a picture of someone
using the telephone. Neither has yet been confirmed.) It's a screen-capture
from a subtitled version of the Gunsmith Cats anime.
David Bowie as "Jareth the Goblin King" from the 1986
movie Labyrinth.
R'lyeh (mispunctuated here as "Rl'yeh") was the name of
a sunken city in the Pacific Ocean where Cthulhu (the creature in
the above image) slept.
Don't know anything about this one. Funny though.
The Elmer Fudd O RLY. Of course, because of Elmer's R-and-L-to-W
speech impediment, the original phrase has been changed to "O
WWY."
The George Carlin O RLY.
The Indian (?) O RLY. Looks a lot like Dhalsim
from Street Fighter, no?
The stereotypical Asian-accent O RLY.
The Jim Carrey/Count Olaf from Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate
Events (2004) O RLY.
The Lucius Malfoy (a la Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban)
O RLY.
The Peter Lorre O RLY.
The Pope O RLY.
The Rock O RLY #1.
The Rock O RLY #2.
The Mark Hamill/Luke Skywalker O RLY.
The Spock O RLY.
The Johnny Depp/Willy Wonka Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
(2005) O RLY.
The O WRYYYYYly O RLY. "WRYYYYYY" is from a Japanese Flash
animation where a stick figure on a bulldozer falls on someone and
screams the aforementioned word/sound.
The George W. Bush O RLY.
The Bill Clinton O RLY.
The Bob Dole O RLY.
The Daffy Duck O RLY.
The Jerry Orbach/Lenny Briscoe (a la Law & Order) O RLY.
The owl O RLY.
The Edd O RLY.
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