Honestly, we're just glad that the doggo homie is alright. This hilarious story centers on a dog who loyally, foolishly decided to mimic their owner who had injured his leg. Suffice to say, some massive and completely unnecessary vet fees ended up being the result.
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Animated music videos have the nasty habit of not being completely true to how the real-life instruments are actually being played. Here we have an example of how Gorillaz "Clint Eastwood" would actually sound. No one is saying that every cartoon must be accurate now or else it sucks, but it's something to think about.
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So many of us have unfortunately been caught up in a ridiculously competitive video game with a bud who just proceeds to dissolve into a complete rage puddle. The Madden games are especially notorious for exorcising people's most irrational inner demons. This Madden pro certainly had a tough day of it.
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Everyone things that trees are peaceful, but in reality they're the only thing out there willing to eat anything. No predator out there would think to eat a motorcycle. Sure, you have to lean that puppy up against a tree and wait a few years, but by gum after a decade or so those famished trees will engulf that sucker. It should be known that trees are low key monsters.
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If only there could always be a threatening guy in a suit of armor for every single negative customer encounter. It's probably hard not to listen to anyone standing 6 foot 5 in a suit of armor. Sometimes the ol' manager switcheroo works out, like this entitled customer who came in after close and got kicked out by the "manager." It must feel pretty good to be someone's literal knight in shining armor.
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Work in any physical job for a day or two and you'll likely see some OSHA-unapproved moments of safety failure that you may wish you hadn't. Extremely high ladders, improperly handled safety harnesses, unsafe tools and long-past-due fire extinguishers are just a few things one might see lurking around. And that's not even counting the unsafe maneuvers so many people try to pull off daily. Safety first.
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