We all have been ordering more and more stuff online each year, so deliveries are surging, and delivery guys have less time to think how to properly hide each package. That’s the only explanation we could come up while looking at these photos of hilariously terrible delivery fails.
Cats have a bad reputation. Some people even think that cats are total a-holes. That’s actually not true at all. Cats are affectionate and loving creatures, they even gladly help their humans to solve puzzles!
The Twitter account @WeirdMedieval offers a rare glimpse into the medieval art by collecting and posting everything from illuminated manuscripts to tapestries, mosaics and stained glass. The medieval period is known for its many art forms and its awkward executions: think of doodles of knights fighting snails, monks playing butt trumpets, or huge rabbits murdering people, so there’s no shortage of content to laugh at.
You probably have a coworker or neighbor you despise so much, you can’t even express it in words. That’s exactly why hate cards have been invented!
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Dogs are curious animals. They like to keep watch over the territory, a dog window in fence gives your dog a place to see what’s going on in the world outside their backyard. Sure you can buy prefabricated fence windows, however some owners choose to make one by themselves. Usually the result is quite funny. For example, sometimes just drilling three holes in the fence is enough:
You may think that we have to face unique challenges nowadays that people of the past didn’t have to deal with. Well, it can’t be further from the truth. These historic memes prove that the mankind has been struggling to overcame the same stuff since forever.
Did you know that there is an Instagram trend #BabushkaDogs where dog owners take photos of their pets dressed as old Russian ladies? Well, now you know. Featured below are some of the funniest entries. In case you are not a dog person, there’s also babushka cats. Because of course there are.
While looking through bad album cover designs, we noticed how some of the cover models must have thought how goddamn hot they looked or that the persona they chose for themselves was one of pure sex and charisma and they just had to share it with the world… and we’re glad they did because now we have something to laugh about.
Don’t you just hate the boring, corny Mother’s Day cards you can find in mainstream stores each year as soon as May 8th is approaching? We do. So we spent some time browsing around Etsy to bring together a gallery of Mother’s Day cards that are actually funny. No more of that Hallmark bullshit, let’s support small businesses instead!
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These toilet paper rolls are on a mission to promote a better wiping experience for millions of people worldwide while providing a way to communicate their political hatred. You can choose from several styles on Amazon or Etsy. As you can see from the pictures below, many satisfied customers are already enjoying their improved wiping experience. When the war finally ends, these will probably be in every hotel toilet in Ukraine.
Usually “Top 30… something” lists include the best stuff. We, however, like to make lists of the worst things. After stupid puns list and worst British problems list, it’s only fair to take a look at Irish jokes that are so bad, they’re kinda funny.
1. What’s the difference between God and Bono? God doesn’t wander around Dublin thinking he’s Bono.
2. How can Irish people tell when it’s summer? The rain gets warmer.
3. What’s an Irish seven-course meal? A six-pack and a potato.
4. What’s the difference between an Irish wedding and an Irish wake? One less drunk.
5. Why are there no Irish lawyers? Because none of them could pass the bar.
6. Did you hear Ireland is the fastest-growing country in Europe? Its population is always Dublin.
7. Never iron a four-leaf clover… You don’t want to press your luck.
8. Why can’t you borrow money from a leprechaun? They’re always a little short.
9. What do you call a fake Irish stone? A shamrock.
10. What do you call an Irishman covered in boils? A leper-chaun.
Twitter has a new overlord: Elon Musk. After a few weeks of deliberation, the platform is now a private company owned by Musk, who bought it for $54.20 per share in a transaction valued at around $44 billion. Here’s how citizens of the Twitter kingdom reacted to the news.
