Fedja, a gray rescued cat from Russia, has become an Instagram sensation thanks to his funny permanently startled look. When Fedja’s owner, Natalya Zhdanova, found him in her backyard in 2020, she had no idea he would one day become an Instagram star. At the time, she wasn’t even sure Fedja would survive. He had been born with a coordination issue and struggled to move around, but as he grew, his condition improved, and before long he was behaving like a normal cat, although he didn’t really look like one. Natalya claims she didn’t really notice his unusual looks, but her friends always seemed amused by Fedja’s constantly startled appearance, and she reluctantly started posting photos of him on social media. The rest, as they say, is history.

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Step right up, people, and behold the comedic marvel that is Nathan Cooper cartoons! Picture this: a banana slipping on a banana peel while wearing a “Caution: slippery when peeled” sign! Nathan’s cartoons are even better than that. Trust us, scroll down, it’s worth it!

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If you are a parent yourself, you know very well that the overwhelming majority of children don’t like doing chores – and when parents try to teach them to do so, they show real miracles of ingenuity and wit in trying to avoid them. Here we have a hilarious selection of parents sharing their experience with assigning chores to kids. Scroll down to see them all and let us know your own experience in the comments below!

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If you are someone who often finds themselves lost in thought and enjoys gazing at the sky, imagining that those fluffy clouds resemble something familiar, then you’re in the right place. Mexican digital artist Monse Ascencio is the creative mind behind these cute and funny drawings on clouds. Scroll down to check out the best examples!

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Elisabeth McNair, a cartoonist and graphic designer, has been drawing since childhood, using humor to record her observations of the foibles and frailties of human nature. In 2018, she fulfilled a dream by selling her first cartoon to The New Yorker. She lives in Atlanta with her husband, cat, and dog. Scroll down to check out some of her best cartoons!

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Kate Middleton has been the subject of social media conspiracy theories since she disappeared from the public eye since Christmas. Little has been known about the Princess of Wales after she underwent a scheduled abdominal surgery due to an undisclosed medical condition, leading many people to wonder where one of the highest-profile women in the world could possibly be. The plot thickened when Prince William posted a photo of his wife surrounded by their three children. As it turned out, the photo appeared to be highly edited, and multiple news agencies withdrew it from publication. In response, appeared the now famous “Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing” tweet from the official Twitter account of Prince William. So where is Kate Middleton? We have no idea, but we can offer a pretty funny collection of memes. Scroll down to check them out!

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Why is it so hilarious to watch others fail? Firstly, there’s the element of surprise. You never know what someone might attempt, from the audacious to the absurd. Then there’s the relatability factor. We’ve all been there – trying something new and bold, just to fail miserably. But perhaps the main appeal of failure comedy is the sweet, sweet schadenfreude. There’s a tiny part of our lizard brains that revels in seeing others fall flat on their faces – metaphorically or literally. It’s not that we’re mean-spirited (well, maybe just a bit), but there’s a twisted satisfaction in knowing that, for once, it’s not us tripping over our own shoelaces. Scroll down to see the funniest examples and check out Part 1 for even more.

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Kaamran Hafeez is the wizard behind the cartoons that make The New Yorker magazine readers burst with laughter. With his magical pen, he conjures up hilariously witty sketches that poke fun at everything from politics to pop culture. Scroll down to see some of our favorites and get his book You Only Need One “Yes” for even more!

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Elke Vogelsang is a German photographer specializing in dog portraits. She has a passion for creating unique, individual, and impressive pictures that always capture the essence of the moment and the unique character of her subject. Her images have been featured in publications across the globe, including The Huffington Post and the Daily Mail, and she’s the author of a book Nice Nosing You. She lives with her husband and their three dogs. Featured below are some of the best examples of her work.

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Lonnie Millsap is a Californian cartoonist whose work appears in The New Yorker Magazine on a regular basis. He is a two-time Reuben Award nominee, draws the comic strip bacon for Universal Uclick, and his cartoons helped to put Playboy Magazine out of business. He has also published a lot of books you can get on Amazon. Scroll down to see some of our favorites and don’t forget to check out Part 1 for even more!

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InspiroBot is an artificial intelligence dedicated to generating unlimited amounts of unique inspirational quotes for endless enrichment of pointless human existence. The results often turn out to be hilariously dark or pointlessly random. Scroll down to see the funniest examples and check out Part 1 for more!

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Lonnie Millsap is a Californian cartoonist whose work appears in The New Yorker Magazine on a regular basis. He is a two-time Reuben Award nominee, draws the comic strip bacon for Universal Uclick, and his cartoons helped to put Playboy Magazine out of business. He has also published a lot of books, you can get his latest creation Your Feet Are Too Hot! on Amazon. Scroll down to see some of our favorites!

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When a real-life “Willy’s Chocolate Experience” event in Glasgow, Scotland, surfaced on the internet, many people rushed to buy a ticket for it to enjoy the experience with their kids. And who can blame them, the official website looks pretty good. But when they showed up for what was advertised as a “journey filled with wondrous creations and enchanting surprises at every turn,” they found a huge disappointment in a nearly empty warehouse. The story first hit the internet a when deeply unimpressed visitor Stuart Sinclair shared a complaint on Facebook, talking about the experience, which he described as an “absolute shambles of an event”.

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Jason Adam Katzenstein is an American illustrator, cartoonist, and writer. He is known for his work in The New Yorker, and has also authored and illustrated book Everything Is an Emergency. It’s a comic about all the self-destructive stories someone tells himself, over and over, until they start to seem true. Scroll down for some of our favorites and don’t forget to check out Part 1!

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Creating a good, crowd-rousing, kid-pleasing mascot that doesn’t look like it crawled out of Satan’s ass is more difficult than it might appear. Some just look too goofy. Others fall into the lowest crevasse in uncanny valley and scare the shit out of people. Here are some of the most memorable bad mascots. Scroll down and feast your eyes!

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