Is 24-hour access to root beer worth having to pay out the ass for an ambulance? Debatable. On the one hand, hesitating to call an ambulance could result in the loss of someone's life. But on the other hand, root beer is pretty good dude. It's strange how some things just do or don't catch on in one place or another, and which things people wish they had, like these peculiar things non-Americans like about America.
Tim Mc Erney took to Twitter to explain the intriguing remains of an old Paris metro station, relatively untouched by time. It looks like whoever was in charge of the remodel did a sort of bath fitters-style overlay job rather than take anything down, so what we're left with is the fine corporate spam of the 60s. Maybe in 60 years people will be excited to see a bus stop covered in ads for Peletons and coding night school.
It's important to remember that sometimes movies aren't real life. A guy getting rejected at a bar and then showing up at a woman's house with a boombox at 3 am is just gonna result in the cops being called. Living on ramen isn't scrappy or fun, and being in the mob isn't a good career move for almost anyone. Here are some things that people might take more seriously if it actually happened to them. Here are someunrealistic movie details that won't stop being annoying.
What a baby. This guy, at the very least, needs a little more situational awareness. I'm hesitant to say anything that he is doing her is intentional or malicious as some commenters seem to think. I think he's just an immature idiot who can't read the room. This is made even worse by the fact that he's 30 something years old and also the fact that he is acting like this while staying over at her place.
He might be an idiot but at least he's not as big of an idiot as the guy who destroyed his girlfriend's heirloom jewelry.
There is absolutely so much going on in these stories it's hard to know where to start. From drunken best men to cheating groomsmen and all the way back again to thunder-stealing pregnant relatives. You're going to enjoy reading every one of these just as much as I did when I was putting this together.
Grab a cup of hot coffee and settle in. You're going to be reading for a while.
If you enjoy this kind of thing be sure to check out this Twitter thread about the craziest wedding fails.
Nothing ever goes perfectly smoothly. That said, there's a major difference between "not perfect" and "I sat on my toilet and it exploded, showering my bathroom and myself in toilet water and other surprises." So basically, when things go at least close to smoothly, we have to count our lucky stars that they didn't end in catastrophe, chaos and misfortune.
Nothing makes much sense these days. People are unreliable, the news is fake, Brittney is free, and we are confused. Throughout this period of confusion, we've found ourselves spending way too much time surfing the interwebs, twiddling our thumbs, and seeking out random fun facts to process and reiterate at our upcoming dinner parties. Today we came across this interesting series of random objects cut directly in half. Peculiar times call for peculiar images, let's get this bread.
It seems like this "coach" didn't like the idea of another qualified professional being able to give coworkers direction within their job, and decided that things like "help" and "advice" aren't acceptable in the workplace. To everyone's complete and utter surprise, that wasn't a very good idea, and this coach had to find another team. For another fun one, here's a manager who demanded all personal phone calls go through them.
