Leaving your comfort zone can be a little scary, but sometimes you have to take a chance or two just to feel like you're not missing out.
For instance, I thought I would enjoy spending a year in solitude surrounded by things I already knew I liked, but it turns out that working from home ain't all it's cracked up to be.
So even though some of the people on this list enjoyed their experience more than others, all of them can at least say they did something different.
Whatever she saved it from, somebody's gonna have to save it from her if she doesn't put it back in the water.
Hmm, and I guess those steps wouldn't be wide enough for her to just set it down, huh? All I know is that this better also be 10 times more delicious.
I'd be full of blissful relief if I was doing this on a really hot day, so that can't be it. Why, then?
Of course, a world with this much disrespect isn't one we're trying to visit again, but our fellow travelers need to get those negative reviews somehow.
Although, a lot is happening here, so maybe they're leaving about the part where he pecked the officer on the way in.
That's resisting arrest, Gus.
All I know is that a lot of us are wishing somebody had our backs this much when we hid in the bathroom during class.
Even putting aside who's responsible for what happens when a squirrel party gets too lit, wouldn't you understand the risks before you take off the shoes?
Let's face it, we all need a good buddy to keep us grounded when we start getting wild ideas like driving on the sidewalk and underestimating wet cement.
When your eyes are on the prize, those little things like fatigue, self-doubt, and which way a bottle's nozzle is pointing just fade into the background.
He won't just be thirsty for victory before long, though.
Otherwise, we might as well just call on the less-than-helpful powers of Hindsight Lad, who's every bit as much of a terrible superhero as he sounds.
That flyer suggests they could even put a positive spin on being broke, but the world's got them stumped.
Are...any of us in our comfort zone? Answer me, cartoon baby!
Yup, no crudely drawn fake IDs that say "I am 12" for this guy. His are laminated, thank you very much.
Not only could she just drink something to fit this "cozy" apartment a little better, but she's not the one paying $1,000 a month for it.
The allure of hot dogs that only cost a buck makes even the risk of supermarket espionage seem worthwhile.
I think that's how the meek will inherit the earth.
He obviously hasn't had the dreadfully long conversations I have if he actually wants that thing pressed against his ear, but to each their own.
If the other monsters make fun of this guy's crappy posters when they get together to do the Monster Mash, he'll have his revenge.
