This is one of those lighter conspiracy theories where the more you think about it, the more you want to believe it. Here are multiple high profile celebrities sharing their beliefs that Stevie Wonder's lifelong blindness is all an act.
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Mark is out here hooking it up with great advice on how to grow eight different kinds of vegetables at home, in a hurry. He manages to crack some jokes throughout the informational presentation as well. Love it.
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Dad took just the kind of revenge that warms our hearts. It was clever and successful, and the look on the snow plow driver's face must've been one of pure stress and wonder. Beautiful stuff.
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Everyone could always use a pro tip, here and there, to get a little ahead in life. These life pro tips might just end up helping folks navigate this chaotic existence with a little grace and flexibility.
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In these technological times we can forget that it can be harder for the older generations to navigate the ins and outs of how to work the technology. So, in those moments where you might find yourself in contact with someone who is just trying to keep up with the times, it's nice to help out.
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It only dawned on this group that they might have the wrong number when their friend mentioned that he felt lonely and wondered why no one texted him. Turns out they'd been texting a foulmouthed total stranger the whole time. For a wholesome mistake that went on way too long, here's a story of a woman who mistakenly thought a random office was a dog daycare for months.
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When the internet becomes a place for people to share their true feelings about things, you start to get a whole lot of people who truly feel that they're unmatched geniuses whose thoughts are so vast and comprehensive that that they might as well have telekinetic powers. Maybe they're right, maybe they are truly blessed with supreme knowledge. And they use that knowledge to mostly make snide Youtube comments and smear the internet with their bragging.
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People are looking back on the "edgiest" things they did in attempts to be cool, which ultimately resulted in them realizing later on down the road, that said actions were anything but cool. Whether it was punching trees to try and impress a crush, or maybe Naruto running through the halls; it'd seem the harder people tried to be cool, the further away they fell from being just that.
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Ah, yes. A lovely game of pinch and punch between a loving dad and his daughter, ends up making for quite the funny and feel good story. It sounds like dad manages to pull off the ultimate power move prank from afar, and leaves his daughter in a state of blissful acceptance that he did it. Pretty awesome. Well done, dad.
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When it comes to crimes against food, there are people who eat food the wrong way, but evidently there are also people who create food that never should have existed in the first place. Here are the worst ice creams people had that were made out of novelty, curiosity or mistake.
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When it comes to inside jokes among countries, it's actually fairly common to have a running gag about a town or place that doesn't exist. Tumblr hatches nuggets of gold from its busy brains, like this tumblr thread that makes history fun.
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Livefromsnacktime features the stupid, weird and sometimes insightful things kids say. Kids are basically weird and dumb, which means they often have intriguing and out-of-the-box crap to say. We love the sound of no one talking too, Anonymous 6 year old.
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This reporter went viral over his reaction to seeing a herd of bison show up. Apparently, they have quite the established reputation for being grumpy folk. So, the reporter's move to flee the scene and not waste any time doing so, could've saved him from a whole lot of harm!
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Sage Boggs shared a Twitter thread that is making the rounds, and it's all about the electric origins of the infamous Triscuit snack. There's the internet for you. You don't normally wake up thinking that you need to know about how Triscuits are legit electric biscuits, but then you learn that they are, and it's pretty awesome.
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This fun Tumblr thread points out the strange and confusing nature of translating, on a galaxy-wide kind of scale. Specifically, how it could end up being quite the absurd process trying to list various deserts to a visiting alien, when they all end up translating to "desert desert." So, maybe humanity is "moon moon" then.
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Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share their experiences with breaking out movie quotes that nobody else recognized. It can be a funny experience, when you try out that movie quote you just love, and the rest of the room is silent and genuinely confused as to what you're talking about.
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