I don't know if it's just trying to make itself hard to like, but life is full of times when we end up doing stuff we don't really want to. Even putting work or school aside, we're still gonna end up getting dragged into something we don't care about.
But even when you're not trolling everybody there, you might sometimes find a way to make that obligation a little better than expected.
That's what these folks did.
If anything, I think the dad looks a little more uncomfortable with what she picked out for him. Is it too small or something?
It's kinda hard to hold a conversation when he can only peek over the table like Wilson from Home Improvement, but she's still making the effort.
Nope, you just devour them and hope your hands can contain the dripping for long enough. Ignore the brain freeze, just push through!
I think all of them are gonna have at least a few aches by the time they wake up, though. Especially that leg, yikes.
Especially since I already know there are a lot out there who would take this workout as an opportunity to snitch to mom.
But I'd like to think that she saw how much the vet's cone was gonna cost, and this was her checkmate.
Because not only is the crown a monument to the Cage man's daring Declaration of Independence heist, but that blanket needs a good home.
Besides, the pupper's adorable little nibbles are worth the bite marks, and she obviously has a backup phone to take pics.
Otherwise, we'd never see this.
Honestly, that's just because I wanna hear the cute nickname for the scary "new thing" the news thinks all the teens are doing now.
Like, the older one seems vaguely confused (at worst), and the baby looks one second away from figuring out how to roast somebody using only coos and gurgles.
I mean, I guess it's possible they're just asleep under that thing, but that probably still sums up Lego Man's quiet contentment well.
That is, unless they snore.
I don't think he realizes what he's just done, though. If someone can get 18 million retweets just for free chicken nuggets, 100,000 should be a breeze.
I guess he'll cross the "Their mom might come back and eat me" bridge when he comes to it.
"No matter how much the brave adventurer pleaded, she soon learned that not every story has a happy ending."
You definitely don't want to call someone out only for them to turn around and instantly make you feel dumb.
Plus, yelling, "No, you're the crazy one" wouldn't really help.
I know furniture stores always recommend laying on beds how you normally do, so did the sales rep here just give the same advice?
I need to know!
