A little bit of humor can go a long way. Sometimes, everyday life isn’t particularly funny, and everybody needs to laugh sometimes . But there’s no obstacle to finding funny stuff, so long as you’ve got an internet connection.
Live and laugh vicariously through these funny scenes we’ve scoured the internet for while you hug your nice, warm modem.
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“Know your customer.”
There’s some nice work on display by the manager of this Home Depot. They clearly know what their customers want. That said, I don’t see a ton of size difference between their one-deer and two-deer models.
“Playing hide and seek with a toddler is always a thrill.”
As kids develop, they learn each new skill at some point. First comes object permanence. Then, sometime later, they eventually realize that people can see right through glass panes.
“Good point.”
Everyone knows that the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater soundtracks contain the best songs ever written, with about half of them coming from bands you’ve never heard of.
Sorry, Beatles, but you don’t fit into this esteemed musical category.
“Handing in this resignation letter today.”
I’m sure there’s a backstory here that I’m unaware of, but I can still appreciate the big booty action on this note. Are they mocking their manager or trying to give them a laugh?
“Oh, did he now?”
Look, everyone’s relationship with religion is different and we shouldn’t judge any one person’s beliefs too harshly. That said, I have so many questions about the wording on this. For starters, what’s with the wording on this?
“These were signs I made for a yard sale back in 2017.”
I would totally stop for a yard sale if I saw these signs, then inevitably get disappointed when I found that, like every other yard sale ever, it consisted mostly of incomplete jigsaw puzzles.
“My cousins have Alopecia Universalis and an excellent sense of humor.”
When you look like a mannequin, there comes a time when you’ll need to join the mannequins. Hopefully they froze in place long enough to jump out and freak out some unsuspecting shoppers.
“Found in a rest area bathroom stall along I-5. More uplifting than your average bathroom graffiti.”
I would totally expect the graffiti here to reference my mom in some way, but I definitely wasn’t expecting things to go in such a wholesome direction.
“Jennifer Slopez is forever determined to go downstairs. Had to put up this gate that even grown, able-bodied adults struggle to open. She does not respond to verbal commands like ‘TURTLE! NO!!!'”
I was already laughing at ‘Jennifer Slopez’, and then I saw the image itself. You go, little turtle!
“Sometimes you should be careful repeating yourself.”
The original wording of this sign is incredibly suspicious. I mean, if you’re a line cook, there’s a decent shot that you were never a people person to begin with. At least they corrected the sign.
“I can proudly say I have a body of an Olympic swimmer.”
Well, I can proudly say that if I lost just a few pounds and applied myself, I, too, could have the body of this particular Olympic swimmer.
“Found this in an old family photo album.”
There’s something about hilariously photos of unhappy kids completely losing their mind that just makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. I guess I’m just an old softy in that regard.
“Seen in Baltimore.”
Yeah, this is a pretty gnarly cat. Most cat owners just post their kitty pics to the internet to show the world how rad their cat is, but this person is taking that message into the real world.
“The struggle of being a Southeast Asian in the Netherlands.”
So we’ve seen what it’s like to be a tiny person in a washroom built for giants, but now I want to see a person from the Netherlands in a Southeast Asian washroom.
“My melatonin gummies melted in my Zoloft bottle and now it’s like an antidepressant Nerds Rope.”
This person needs to realize that melatonin is not an antidepressant, but other than that it’s a pretty good tweet. That gummified melatonin actually looks pretty tasty.
“Thank you for your service, Arby’s.”
This might be the handiwork of an Arby’s employee, yes. But it also might be the police playing 4D chess by putting a scare into people and making them slow down even though there’s no police presence.
“Got tired of everyone saying we didn’t have have any furniture so I just made my own.”
This is a cute idea and all, but I don’t think that furniture would stand up to the ravages of my typical afternoon nap.
“My dad’s decided to grow tomatoes this year, here is the harvest.”
It might not feed the family, but it would make for an adorable drink garnish if you skewered it with one of those little plastic drink swords.
“My uncle’s prom picture from the 90’s is one of the funniest photos I’ve seen.”
It’s like he’s looking directly into the future, and he doesn’t like what he sees. I wonder how long he hung onto that ’90s hairstyle for.
“As do we all.”
Are cows unique? When you’re driving in a rural area, are they a rare sight? Is seeing a cow a memorable experience?
The answer to all of these questions is a resounding no, and yet this bumper sticker speaks to a universal truth.
