“My brother takes his cat fishing with him.”
“This microwave has a “chaos” mode”
“This big Toblerone compared to a small one I bought.”
“1 year Old (left) vs new (right) Home Reverse Osmosis Filter”
“The bubbles at the bottom of my water glass look like a script of some kind”
“A friend brought a 100 sided dice during our D&D session.”
“This fox that lives at the top of my Granny’s hedge.”
“Put this quarter on a train track and everything was flattened except “In God we trust”
“A park in my city was adopted by the Satanic Temple.”
“Took a small squirt of my shaving gel, and got a little chicken!”
“Someone placed a Webcam sticker on this urinals flush valve at a music venues bathroom.”
“My tea the same shade as my mug.”
“Difference between 4 year old expired and 2 year old expired sweetened condensed milk.”
“This little carpeted room next to my bedroom door”
“My eBay order came packaged inside of a book with the pages cut.”
“This oddly large snail I found in our garden (ruler is in cm)”
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Brian: "Peter, those are Cheerios."
#15 As a devoted Bibliophile...that really pisses me off.
You need two hands to take a photo?
They actually do tons of charity work all over. That and file lawsuits when cities won't let them put up their statues/banners next to Christian displays on public property...
“Charity”. No, they are professional trolls and terrible people.
They run multiple food banks, supply (for free) feminine supplies to those that need them along with multiple other actions. You know all those things that "good Christian people" say they believe in...
Well, Michigan is going to allow animal sacrifice for religious purposes now ...
#16 bon appetit messieurs
#16 These are common in south east Africa, used to get them in my garden 13 to 16 cm long. (or 25 to 30cm the way you measuring it)