You don’t have to follow pop culture news religiously to know things about famous people. Like the fact that Leonardo DiCaprio has a penchant for women under 25 or that the new Spider-Man movie is on its way to overtake Titanic in the rankings of highest-grossing films in the U.S. of all time.
That’s the nature of pop culture: it seeps into conversations with friends and family, dominates social media, so you might absorb the knowledge almost without even noticing it. That’s why we think you’ll find a collection of these memes relatable. Coming to you from the “Beanexplains” page that has over one million followers, they have a little bit of everything: pop culture references, relatable humor, and chaos that is as funny as it is relatable.
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I worked in a locked ward with forensic psychiatric patients and we were working on trying to get them reintegrated into society before they moved out. We had a social club where we took the guys and gals out on "field trips" and had a marvellous time. We did museums, fairs, open air markets, restaurants, and the whole 9 yards. The folks were thrilled to be out and we also enjoyed ourselves. It's a GREAT idea as a fun way to spend the day at work!
Nothing. But it knows what's wrong with you and will use it to break you.
I lived there for 7 years and I see why no super hero lives there. They are worried about Jerry Falwell's people and the Proud Boys.
That girl needs to eat a sandwich before she makes another song. Said with loving concern.
And the extra hour and twenty minutes are for finally learning how to tell time?
It is easy to use public transit in Berlin without paying for a ticket. Transit employees may randomly ask to see your ticket, and if you don't have one, you must pay a large fine. A new app alerts users when a transit employee has been seen inspecting tickets on a particular route. Users can then flee before being caught.
