If there’s one thing memes have taught us, it’s that sometimes it really doesn’t take much to turn a bad day around. A couple of random images with hilarious captions slapped on them can be enough to put a smile on your face and make things feel a little better.
So, if you could use a small pick-me-up today, we’ve rounded up some of the funniest random posts shared by this Instagram page. Scroll down to check them out, and upvote the ones that made you laugh the most.
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Yeah, efforts not paying up, seeing the world around us go nuts and about to burst into flames, being surrounded by hatred because a guy in the bus wearing a golden outfit sure is unusual, but old people insulting him for that is just pure rudeness -and I'm not even mentioning systemic problems-, seeing that ai is about to change drastically our relationship to proof and reality, the climate changing and already making our lives difficult if not worse (the surge in deaths this summer is, at best, a mood dampener)... Need I go on?
I'm happy to date someone who is as mentally ill as I am, with the caveat that we can't both be spiralling at the same time. This works out OK though as I am rarely calmer then when someone else near me is panicking. Like my subconscious knows that there's only room for one set of panic right now.
Not even an adult, but laundry. Especially if you’re going to do it right: separating pale and dark colors, taking out the ones that can’t be machine-dried, removing stains…
You think those are scary, just look up a cassowary. Hey, that rhymes!
I went to a Hare Krishna vegetarian restaurant in Suva, Fiji. It was excellent. I wish there was one near where I live.
That's quite weird and mean. It's often justified by "feeling safe at night". According to statistics though, women are much more likely to d*e at the hands of their boyfriends/husbands. So dating someone big and strong enough to off us... But then again, it doesn't really have to do with height to begin with. I'll add that so many people tell me it's dangerous for a woman to wander in town or near cliffs at night, yet I've never had the hint of a problem. All the men who've tried to harass me have done so in broad daylight, and cops have confirmed it's the ""usual way"". So, statistically nonsensical, and sees any man as a shield before a human being. And implementing that will reinforce incels in their troll logic.
My grandparents lived with two other couples (inc Grandpas boss) in the forties because their house had been bombed. I think was probably just a house share.
