50 Entertaining Posts And Memes To Help Fight Boredom (New Pics)

Yea hat off to thr officer

Amazing how an ID that expired yesterday could prove your identity yesterday, but today proves nothing.

Kind of OT: BoA gave me so much trouble after my mother died in COVID times. They set up her new account using the wrong spelling, so her other accounts could not transfer into it. Called the bank too many times to count - down each phone tree, verifying myself, explaining the situation, you know the drill. The last straw was someone said 'To resolve this problem, your mother will have to come in to the bank'. I had the ashes right there. I thought very hard about that. I knew what my mom would have wanted (she'd have wanted to be taken in to the bank, ofc). Missed opportunities. I admit I went off on the phone, but the issue was finally resolved after 4 weeks.

Thank you, Officer.

A bank officer could have done the same thing and made PR points with the entire community. Now, they just have a bad reputation.

Regarding crows, it's said that excessive amounts of salt during pregnancy ... eggnancy? ... make the chicks be born with crippled feet. Salt, they wouldn't eat the amount they do, if their main source of food is leftovers and droppeddowns at some human-directed eatery. As it's one of the most popular sides, fries, often, are thrown at birds begging for food, and as they seem to enjoy them, people are generous about this and feed them more, more, more ... you see a lot of crows with crippled feet in larger cities, but usually, the older ones have found some way to compensate ... adapt how they walk, prefer flying even more than anyway, ... please, do not feed birds anything salty! It may fill them for today, but it also reinforces them to beg, and to beg where they are provided delicious food made in a way that aims at making humans thirsty, so that they buy a drink as well. Just ... no salt for birds. Please.

That looks like a young song thrush.

He does look adorable in his little shoes but basically, I'm just glad someone was able to help the little bird!

Good in the snow.

So sweet

We appreciate it Sir thank you 😊

Some of the gals appreciate, too

Whooooo lives in a pineapple under the sea?

Coolest thing ever. I freakin' love Spongebob and the boys!

This is the opposite of wasting time.

Wow! That guy wasn’t messing around:)

This is an avengers level threat

You shall not PASS!!! - Gandalf-esque

A geyser visor.

Bro is Steve rogers

They match vibes. Therefore, let's also hope nothing ever happens to this guy.

Baba Yaga/Yusef Dikek will come for you...

We need a movie

I could totally see a Coen brothers or Wes Anderson style movie about this guy. Definitely would watch

I would be far too scared of the gorillas to do this. On the other hand, I'm scared of everything larger than a cat. Edited for Spelling

Well done guys. You are doing amazing work. These gorillas are habituated to their protectors and don't see them as a threat. The wardens are also skilled at reading gorilla body language and know when to back off. The most touching picture I ever saw was a dying female gorilla being cradled by her protector. I still weep when I think of it.

This is Ndakasi, she was rescued 14 years ago by Andre Bauma, who was also her lifelong caretaker. Andre held her when she passed away. Please be respectful to her memory & the real story. https://virunga.org/wildlife/primates/mountain-gorillas/gorilla-orphans/ndakasi/ https://edition.cnn.com/2021/10/06/africa/ndakasi-death-virunga-national-park-scli-intl

Omg are they posing?! Do they just know its what we do from hanging out with humans or is it a coincidence?!

The pic on the right is a definite photobomb 😂

Best. Train ride. Ever!

i would kidnap that cutie so quick

Lucky!

Beautiful

...and, now you own a cat. 😏

Future president that one