35 Hilarious And Brilliant Realizations People Had In The Shower, As Shared By This Online Community (New Pics)

It is called yard art!

It's planet level glitter :-)

"Lock the windows, Mxyzptlk! We're not stopping here!"

Probably intergalactic speak for “Get the hell off my lawn!”

Fortunately the mess in orbit will be gone in a few million years as gravitational perturbations cause items re-enter the atmosphere and deorbit. Won't do us much good right now, but it's nice to know that in the long run near-Earth space will be clean again.

Someone should do this…I would buy it for my dog

My cat litter used to have a toy in every bag, I loved it.

More like a dog or cat owner would enjoy a toy in the bag of food.

Take all my money

My cat would love this!!!! I should start giving her a toy every time we open a new bag of crunchies!

true!

Honestly he wasn't all that emotionally stable it just presented in ways most don't normally notice. His ability to assess risk and decide reasonable amounts of it was nearly non existant. "Hey that person mentioned the platform I'm after, gotta be safe", "Hey this girl I've never met but am pretty certain is brand new to this whole magic thing is pointing a wand directly at me, I'm sure that can't go wrong." "Oh hey, I think that teacher got attacked by a giant dog because he's dangerous, better make it clear I don't trust him." and that's just the first book/movie, his concern for his own well being drops significantly in each sequel.

I dunno. He ended up recreating his parents’ marriage, and then naming his kids both after his parents, and two people that had a huge impact on his life that wasn’t necessarily positive. I feel like if he’d had one more kid he’d have named them Tom.

I was raised by incredible people and I'm very emotionally unstable

Anyone that read the book can see that he had major anger issues. Not to mention his impulsiveness and constantly running into danger. He had a self destructive personality, which he LITERALLY followed through on. One thing I would NOT call him is 'Emotionally stable'. My therapist would have a field day with him.

They can also invest in low interest long term deposits

Plus, there's minimal commitment, if the relationship goes sour they're just done anyway.

Then they invest in a blood bank

Bored Panda has to stop making sense

Lol, they just have to stick with some items for a while and they are rich

They are both true, we just have many different freedoms.

Only cats are content w their life. 😄

Neither is true, the grass is always greener on the other side…but we all get cut down eventually.

Children have less freedoms per se but no cares, expenses or responsibilities. How about being an adult like that? It's called being wealthy...

I wouldn’t say that children have much freedom, we don’t get to decide or control anything, and parents have total control over us

Thousand* Years.

BP, the new advertising in the bottom of the mobile version can't be closed by pressing the x. Super annoying, please work on that!

Omg yess!

And how every planet only has one biome - Desert Planet, Ice Planet etc. If all of them are in Goldilock zones they would have much more variety

It's the Goldilocks principle. You would only spend billions terraforming a hospitable planet. A planet that had gravity like Earth and oxygen like Earth. In other words, a planet that's 'just right'.

If the planet is the home of humans, then this isn't convenient; it's planning.

I think this a lot when I watch my favorite sci-fi series Stargate. It’s convenient that it’s always light outside when they arrive on a planet, temperate weather, and everyone mysteriously speaks English.