We all know what it's like to be so over something that you've basically just given up forever. Maybe it was a long essay you were writing or when you were working a terrible job — whatever it was, we've all been there.
But have we been 200% there? These people have. And they're as over it as you can be.
"You can't tell me off for not adhering to the dress code now... I am the dress code! From now on, I make the rules!"
Imagine knowing the code to this lock and waiting 'til your friend was sitting on the swing and then unlocking it. Call Ashton Kutcher because that's getting punk'd!
What was the context behind this?! Were children mentioned anywhere else in this textbook/document or was this the only instance? And did a human even write this, or was it like, a dinosaur or something?
Customer: "Okay so one Fanta, one Coke, and what do I want... Hmm... Okay, I think I'll just grab the sleeping man on the bottom shelf. No straw, thank you."
I want to see a revenge movie but instead of action heroes, it's all parents getting low-key revenge like this.
Hey, this is fun — sing "Beans on the slide" to the tune of "Beez in the Trap" and thank me later.
"You said lifetime guarantee! I don't care if you meant the lifetime of the plants! I'm still alive, aren't I?"
Thesaurus for every single word? Check. Adding adjectives before every noun? Check. Hating every second of it? Check.
Have you ever seen such a petulant cat? Is this what parenting is?
"Gee, why would mum want me to hang out a Post-It? Seems odd...but I definitely won't think about it too hard. I just do what I'm told!"
A cap decoration that's minimal effort and maximum effectiveness? This is genius. I bet this student was valedictorian.
It's nice that this mom is looking out for her son. Unfortunately she can't look at her son because of all the boxes of Kraft Dinner.
Where do you even get something like this made? I'm sure he's going to love the reactions when his friends see this.
In the note writer's defense, putting toast in the fridge would actually make it worse because it would get soggy faster. Don't waste precious community fridge real estate with this!
Honestly, I wish I knew how to meditate so that I could block out my surroundings too. This kid is probably super centered in comparison to everyone else.
On one hand, complaining about the thing that keeps you in business doesn't seem like a smart idea, but on the other hand, neither does advocating house fires. I see where they're coming from.
It's a shame he doesn't go to school with the meditating kid from that other picture, because I bet he could teach him a thing or two.
There must've been a lot of outages that day because this repairman is clearly gassed. Hopefully they don't need internet right away.
Sounds like she tried to make things work with Spot, but at the end of the day, they were from different worlds. Maybe she didn't like going for walks as much as he did.
What does she thing the lasers even do, transmit negative energy? Sounds like she's the only one passing those vibes.
Who designed these? Who wears these? Who would buy these? What purpose do they serve? Should I buy these? I think I might buy these.
To be fair, stepping into Walgreens is like stepping into Narnia. You don't know what adventures you'll go on or how long you'll be gone.
They're no Jamie Oliver when it comes to packing lunches, are they?
Does this IT guy just carry wire cutters everywhere in case he gets terminated?
