I will never claim to be an expert or master at anything, but I like to think I've got a decent head on my shoulders and a good sense of what's goin' on. Most of the time, anyway.
None of us are immune from the odd slip-up or mistake, it's just that some of us are unfortunate enough to have those slips-ups caught on camera, like the people in this list!
I love the mental image of neither team looking up at one another until they met in the middle and realized what they had done.
So this door is okay to smoke beside, but wherever the mysterious real entrance is, that one you have to stay away from.
People don't actually use long pieces of hose for anything, right? There's definitely more functionality to be had out of multiple, short pieces.
He was probably able to catch more details than the refs did like this, a whole new level of eagle eyes.
I can't tell if the dog likes her or not, for they look chill and malicious at the same time. I can definitely tell she doesn't like the dog, though.
I know it's a joke and all, but the fact that you could even pretend to be sad in front of a cake that nice is heinous.
Don't act like you don't know exactly what's going on. Now, go put on your Yoshi costume and get in the car.
Why not hang the key right on the front just in case the pad malfunctions and you still want people to break in?
You say 'someone' as if it wasn't the employee at the counter wanting some free entertainment.
How far are you willing to go to obey the rules of the road, huh? Willing to risk injury? Death, even?
And before I read the title, I, too, fell for the same illusion. We are all of the same mind.
The window it walked out of is still open... but if this is how you want to do it then hey, go for it.
Theoretically we should all know this but it's worth bringing up every so often, just in case. It can get pretty tense out there.
We're all familiar with the trope of werewolves doing dog things even in human form, right? Well...all I'm saying is you might want to see what your husband gets up to on full moons, check for any faint meowing sounds.
And it's a good idea. These things last a while so you might as well wring all the use out of them that you can.
Being a service dog can be a stressful gig, they're allowed to have their vices.
He's living his main character fantasy, as he should. That type of confidence deserves the spotlight.
Who knew cornbread would be the new sign of rebellion in this day and age? That's a trend I can get with.
Thank goodness cats can't snap, but I'd keep an eye on her anyway.
Premium beef is good unless you were under the impression you weren't buying beef, then it's a worrisome surprise.
You can see in his face that now that he has it, he doesn't know what to do next. He never planned for his life beyond this.
Have you considered the answer might be 'nowhere'? I don't have air conditioning in my apartment, but I do in my car, it's a nice cool break.
I've seen some gnarly hands, but none that would need a makeshift chisel.
See, this is the appropriate response. I've seen so many of these where people ask 'oh how do I talk to them about it' and the answer is you don't. You make them face consequences for their heinous, heinous actions.
Does this make it all hot and no pocket, or all pocket and no hot?
I know male pattern baldness can be hereditary, but this seems like some really early onset.
To be fair, if I walked outside to see my mom morphed into a half-tree being, I'd also be pretty concerned.
Either no one caught it, or they caught it far too late, and I can't decide which is funnier.
This is some red-flag behavior. You should talk to your dog about her obvious jealousy issues and how they make you feel uncomfortable.
That, or they're a demon sent specifically to sow chaos and torment across the land. So far, it's working.
