Sharks are some of nature’s most beautiful and terrifying beasts, so it’s no wonder why they’re such a popular animal. While they terrify us, people can’t stop re-creating them in cuter and cuter ways… so now you can get shark bite socks from various sellers on Etsy!
So you’ve inherited your grandmother’s precious dolls, which she cherished, but you can’t stand them because they look so creepy? You aren’t alone, as many people end up with dolls that are ugly, haunted, or give off uncanny valley vibes. You could toss them, but that’s neither respectful to grandma nor is it environmentally-friendly. What to do?
This comical BFF relationship between 95-year-old Pauline Kana and her 29-year-old grandson Ross Smith is very special. It all started more than 8 years ago. Dduring his tenure in college, Ross began filming short videos on Vine. In one of the videos, he decided to feature his grandma blocking a basketball shot. The thing blew up all over the internet, and things weren’t the same ever since. The grandson saw potential in his badass grandma, so they became partners-in-crime, and started doing hilarious videos and fun photoshoots together. Featured below are some of their funniest creations.
When dadjokes and stock photos come together, the combinations they create are so bad, they’re actually kinda good. Since you enjoyed previous selection of dumb dadjokes, here’s part 2!
When dadjokes and stock photos come together, the combinations they create are so bad, they’re actually kinda good.
As we’ve previously shown in cats in cardboard tanks gallery, cardboard and cats go together extremely well. Scroll down to see funny examples of creativity this combination unleashes!
So you thought sheep at night look scary? Well, they have nothing on dogs with dentures. Scroll down to see this nightmare fuelish fever dream!
For many years Jim Bachor has fixed potholes in Chicago with playful mosaics. It’s his own contribution to country’s infrastructure. Scroll down to see his best works!
Bertrand Hance planted himself a garden. The man grew zucchini, beans, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants to pass his free time and everything seemed fine until they arrived. With no regard to Bertrand and his work, snails flooded his land and started ravaging the greens. The beasts came in numbers too. It became obvious pretty soon that Bertrand would have to take drastic measures. But due to his compassion, the gardener refused to kill them. Instead, he tried out a more humane approach. Bertrand put up insulting, threatening, and scary signs to fight off the enemy.
Robert Speker – an activities coordinator at a care home called Sydmar Lodge in England – got creative to cheer up the residents, and came up with an entertaining idea of a photoshoot recreating classic album covers with Sydmar Lodge’s workers and residents.
Every now and then, a photo so ambiguous emerges, it’s just begging to be featured on the subreddit r/PhotoshopBattles. Shown below are the winners from the past years.
It looks like more and more people are enjoying turning themselves into big, warm, delicious burritos. And they are not shy about it either, as you can see by checking out #BurritoBlanket hashtag on Instagram. We’ve featured below some of the funniest pictures of human burritos, but if you wish to become one yourself, you’ll have to head over to Amazon.
Australian artist Phil Ferguson enjoys crocheting huge food hats and posing in each of his creations with a hilariously dejected expression looking like he’s being held hostage. Scroll down and enjoy!
OK, these are all well worth a couple bucks. Panhandling is a tradition as old as human civilization, but sometimes instead of just asking for money, people come up with really funny and clever signs. Scroll down to check them out!
Japanese online retailer Dinos has released a new line of cat furniture and part of their line-up includes this oak table with a perch underneath and a hole in the middle. It gives your feline friend a seat, right in the middle of the table, making your cat the centerpiece of your dining experience, as it should be, because cats are the real owners of “your” house.
