Every now and again we need to take a break from the steady river stream of fails to instead appreciate a nice wholesome video. In this case, we have a dog owner who took it upon himself to craft a handy floating bed for his dog who has sever hip dysplasia. With the bed in action the doggo was able to get some fishing in. Pretty sweet.
I mean, hey, it can happen to the best of us. You're so dang caught up in your performance, and then suddenly, life decides to chuck a nice curveball your way. All you can really do at that point is embrace some sweet humility, set the ego aside, and laugh at yourself. Fails are inevitable in this life.
This love story sounds like it's right out of a modern day Netflix Rom-Com. Seriously. Guy thinks woman's cute behind him in drive-thru line at a Dunkin Donuts. Buys her coffee and leaves a note with the Dunkin Donuts employee that includes his number. And then next thing you know the two newfound lovebirds are exchanging texts, going on dates, falling in love, and eventually getting married. Apparently they even tried to track down the original Dunkin Donuts employee who helped get the note in the right hands at the time. Definitely some of the more wholesome content to spring from the wild land of TikTok.
Unfortunately, the world's in no short supply of conmen that are all desperately, greedily, completely immorally trying to pull fast ones on people that they think won't know any better. Well, this con man definitely underestimated what dad was capable of. Queue the glorious pro revenge.
This gem of a coworker went and destroyed a fish tank and then had the audacity to say it's not their fault. Poor fish. Incidentally, this is one of those extremely rare times when the whole-ass internet yelling at someone that they're wrong and at fault actually went and convinced them that they were wrong and at fault. What a unicorn moment of peer pressure. For some baffling behavior, here's the roommate who stole food, had an allergic reaction and demanded payment or their epi pen.
We are simple people, and we are amused by simple things. And when inanimate objects look like they have a personality, it really makes us feel something. Maybe that lemon wants to be our friend? Maybe this log invites his friends to dinner and leaves them with the bill? The personality in inanimate objects can inspire a lot of thoughts and feelings, but mostly the thought of "what's that thing looking at me? Oh it's a pile of coats."
Man oh man, this company sounds like they're all kinds of shady. What kind of company has the audacity to openly, aggressively try to get their employees to work through their legally provided lunch breaks, and then not pay them their deserved OT? Probably not the kind of place that you ever want to catch yourself working at. Well, thanks to a particular employee putting up a fight, this company's whole shady game plan caved in on itself. Love to see it. Keep riding the malicious compliance wave with this malicious compliance story about an aggressive customer who demanded extra cheese on an Alfredo pizza, and then got served up some righteous pizza soup.
Sometimes we don't realize the amount of joy that we can derive from something as simple as having a really, extremely well-timed glass of water. We all have pretty certain ideas about what's supposed to make us happy, like having the world's largest burger or a jet-ski or whatever, but at the same time, people's true greatest feelings are often experienced at strange and specific moments.
A fair number of us have ended up living with something of a clean freak at one point or another. It can be a frustrating dynamic to navigate. You're just trying to live your life in a way that's mindful enough to take into consideration that that particular roommate needs things to be an immaculate kind of clean to hit their own comfort level. But, you go ahead and factor in a roommate who insists on continually throwing out perfectly edible food? Yeah, that's just no good, man. You can probably imagine who the moral judges of Reddit's AITA community found themselves siding with on this one.
In this day and age with the wealth of social media apps that we have available at our disposal, it's harder than ever to focus in on one task and just be present. You factor in a case of ADHD, and it can be quite the situation. This quick, relatable (for some), and entertaining Twitter thread does a great job at capturing what it can be like to navigate this life with ADHD. Maybe it'll strike a chord. Maybe it'll deepen your empathy for anyone you know that has ADHD.
It's a pro revenge story like the one we have here that serves as a solid and unshakable reminder that cheaters never win. It sounds like this guy's wife was terribly adamant about never changing her ways. Unfortunately her "ways" amounted to her continually putting him through the stressful ringer of having to worry about whether or not she was running around on him. He even went so far as to give her something of a second chance at one point. Well, she definitely didn't take that seriously. Cheaters always lose, man.
For the most part, eyes are pretty good at their job. But on the rare occasion that there's something weird going on in the foreground, colors matching too well, or just a whole lot going on, you're gonna find yourself with a doubletake image of weird perspective. It's in these moments that we realize that reality can be a bit of a puzzle, and our eyes aren't the first things we should trust sometimes.
Seriously though, good on this server for not letting the fake and toxic behavior go unchecked. It sounds like this guy is rocking all kinds of red flags. The fact that he went out of his way to put on a theatrical show like he was handpicking money off the branches of a luscious money tree, and then doubled back to alter his tip, can really bring the blood to a boil. Maybe he shouldn't be going on dates that he can't clear with his bank account. Just a thought.
Jasmine rice, basmati rice, even run-of-the-mill medium grain all have different textures, flavors, water needs and cooking times. Ignorance of rice diversity doesn't substitute for cooking knowledge, and the fact that she refused to listen to her boyfriend in the first place is enough to make the blood boil hard enough to ruin some rice. Man oh man, she just doesn't want to believe it. Absolutely unacceptable. For another intriguing disagreement, here's the fiancé who wanted to be a childless stay at home spouse.
Belarusian athlete Violetta Skvortsova was having none of it when the wrong hymn came on after she won the European Youth Championship. Even in the face of being threatened with disqualification if she didn't return, she stood her ground. There's something innately honorable about that stubborn fortitude.
