You have never experienced true pain until you have started writing something.

You have never experienced true pain until you have started writing something.

Robertas Lisickis and Saulė Tolstych

Dad ponders if he was wrong to call out a teacher who confiscated his daughter’s book during recess and told her to go play.

Dad ponders if he was wrong to call out a teacher who confiscated his daughter’s book during recess and told her to go play.

I started this comic as a challenge to myself to create something new when the rest of my life seemed to be stuck. I try to create things that I enjoy, which means lots of books, cats, spiders, and general coziness.

I started this comic as a challenge to myself to create something new when the rest of my life seemed to be stuck. I try to create things that I enjoy,...

C Hart

This netizen turned to one of the biggest social media platforms to question other users about America and its national epic.

This netizen turned to one of the biggest social media platforms to question other users about America and its national epic.

Darja Zinina and Saulė Tolstych

When a writer revealed she owed money to Amazon because people kept returning her ebooks after finishing them, people couldn't understand why readers wouldn't just use the library instead of stealing from authors.

When a writer revealed she owed money to Amazon because people kept returning her ebooks after finishing them, people couldn't understand why readers wouldn't just use the library instead of stealing...

Want to read quickly through all of these wonderful Bored Panda articles but you're struggling to focus? Well, this is the article for you!

Want to read quickly through all of these wonderful Bored Panda articles but you're struggling to focus? Well, this is the article for you!

Characters with simple, expressionless forms, involved in mundane, humorous and sometimes philosophical conversations about literature, art and science: that's how we would describe comics by Tom Gauld.

Characters with simple, expressionless forms, involved in mundane, humorous and sometimes philosophical conversations about literature, art and science: that's how we would describe comics by Tom Gauld.