Showing posts with label Hilarious. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hilarious. Show all posts

Thursday, March 5, 2015

Ice Ice Baby

Let's talk about ice, not the kind you put in Cola but the kind you slip on.When you slip on ice it can be embarrassing and quite hard to play off. Some people laugh, others brush themselves off and walk on, while some just sit and cry. No matter what you do it's probably best to admit that slipping on ice is hilarious, unless, of course the victim is injured, then laughing is questionable.


WARNING: If you live in an area that gets cold enough to snow these gifs might bring back memories of your own incidents, so watch at your own risk.



 He sells ice for a living and still can't manage to skate.




Ice is even hard for robots.


                                    This poor guy just wants to shovel the side walk.


Why do I get the feeling the news station created this dangerous ice slab? Watch the full video here



                                            No words could console this poor guy .

                                   Anyone can break dance when there's ice involved.


He just can't get a handle on it.

And finally, if you feel like watching a six minute long video of people slipping check this video out: 

Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Unique Cat Videos

Hey, everyone! What is one thing that is guaranteed to make us laugh? Cat videos! Here are two cat videos for you. The first one is a compilation of many different videos, and the second is a unique one I bet you've never seen before. Enjoy!

Enjoy the corny opening!




-Shadey Lady

Saturday, February 21, 2015

Funny Facebook Statuses

People on Facebook can be stupid. We all know that. Some should really just get off the Internet and save themselves from humiliation. But a lot of the time, they can also be really funny. So what I have for you today is some hilarious Facebook statuses that had me--literally--rolling on the floor laughing.

I'm not sure which scares me more... that 'Chervon' didn't know the film Titanic wasn't the real Titanic or that 'Angelica' wasn't sure if it was a remake.
Poor guy didn't know what he was getting into.
The logic....
Poor little Riley =(
The brain capacity of this woman concerns me.
Not really someone on Facebook being stupid, but really, I just couldn't resist. #trolol

Props for trying, Captain Jack. I give you props.

Granite, granted. Same thing, right?

And lastly, superheroes on Facebook.



Thanks for reading, guys! Leave which post was your favorite in the comments down below! See ya Tuesday!

-Dani Lynn

Thursday, February 5, 2015

The Art of Nicknames

The world’s worst not-bad-enough-to-keep-you-from-missing-school-but-bad-enough-to-annoy-you cold had been raging in our house for over a month. One of my sisters was not being vigilant enough in wiping her nose and was grossing us out. In an attempt to improve this situation, my Mom began calling her Boogers Hang Down when she needed a tissue. Not ones to miss an advantage, my siblings and I have continued calling her this even though it’s not a problem now. With the desire to get revenge, she has been desperately trying to come up with counter-nicknames. She’s tried Fat Face, Fart Face, Pig Face, Fat Pig, and Talks-a-lot. She struck gold when she came up with Running Stream from the Nose for my sister who was still sick. This has now been shortened to plain old Running Stream. I have suggested to her numerous names for myself. The secret is to suggest any names you’d prefer she not call you, and she will never call you them, simply because she thinks you’d like it.

A while before the long, horrible cold incident, the yet-to-be-dubbed Boogers Hang Down embarked on a deal with me, which is usually a bad idea. Her hair is always a rat’s nest when she wakes up, so I had started calling her Bedhead. She was getting annoyed with me so I said she could call me Ernesto de Pantelonez if I could call her Bedhead. She agreed. The trick here was to burst into a smile whenever she called me Ernesto de Pantelonez. It took the fun out of the “mean” nickname for her, and she stopped calling me Ernesto after the second or third time. I’m still ruthless with Bedhead, and whenever she complains, I remind her of our deal.

The nickname thing has been in the family for a while. In fact, my whole family is kind of crazy with nicknames. My dad especially has a long history of assigning people names. When he was a kid he gave everyone in his family “Indian names”. Though most of the names have been lost to time, my grandma’s was rather hard to forget. Buffalo Chip still tells us the story with wry humor. Nowadays, my dad has taken to calling her Baze. His brothers are Jed and Jay. Harold T. Bajarold, Peekerold, Lantern Waist, and Kerosene Lantern were all pet names he called me. He still calls me them occasionally, but most of them have been transferred to my younger siblings. A long time friend of the family calls me Beula and one of my cousins calls me Carlisselle. Another of my cousins has been yoked with the name Abignail, a con artist from the movie Catch Me if You Can. I think I originally gave it to her when she was explaining how she could finagle herself into a sleep-over if she forgot to mention a few details to certain people. I decided to give my little brother the nickname Little Bilbo. It just kind of popped out. Trend setter that I am, several other members of the family have also taken to calling him Little Bilbo or Little Bil for short.
With our history in name making, many more names are sure to follow, and you can put your names into history, too. I’d love to hear your favorite nicknames, and my sister would love to hear of a worthy name for me to rival Boogers Hang Down.

-Summer

Thursday, January 29, 2015

Faces In Places

Sometimes I have an over-active imagination. Okay, pretty much all the time. Usually my imagination can be the source of a lot of entertainment. One thing that I always get a kick out of is when an object looks like it has a face. So I've scowered the internet (aka I looked it up on Pinterest) and found the most expressive walls, doorknobs, trees, and food, I could.
For your (and my) viewing pleasure, I present to you...

                                                           Faces In Places!


This mop looks less than thrilled to aid you in your cleaning endeavors. (I wouldn't be very happy either if someone dunked my luscious locks in a bucket of soapy water and started scrubbing the floor with them...)


































                                                                       




I feel as though I am being taunted by this sandwich.

PAREIDOLIA - THINGS WITH FACES



































He looks as though he is bracing himself for the approaching impact of your back in his face!!

A face?

I think this telephone overheard something he shouldn't have...

PAREIDOLIA - THINGS WITH FACES

Meanwhile, this... whatever it is, looks like he has seen things that no (imaginary) eyes were meant to see.

faces in places

I think this is the lawn tool version of Grumpy Cat. Grumpy rake?

Face in an unexpected place

Is this piece of wood sad or mad? I can't tell.

Face on a fence

I can almost here this tree bark saying, "Oooooooooooooooo!!" It might also be saying, "I'm Groot!"



This stove looks like he's up to something.

old stove face

This is the look of un-approval you get after eating ten candy bars in a row.

snack random things can be art

Aw, what a happy little guy he is!

faces in places

I'm not sure what this thing is, but I think I want to cover it. He looks a little too wacky to be exposed to the public.

PAREIDOLIA - THINGS WITH FACES

Maybe this sewage pipe finally realized what's inside him...

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It's almost too cute to eat! Just kidding, I want to eat it.

Faces in Places

And the many faces of popcorn!

I'm gonna start looking for faces in my popcorn now...


And finally, in honor of our blog name, a building that looks like a chicken.

26 Faces in Everyday Objects | Bored Panda. Love it!! Church chicken is the best!  These are awesome!!!

Which face was your favorite? Let me know in the comments. And remember to keep an eye out and use your imagination because you never know when you might see the next face in a strange place!

~ Irma Gersh




Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Fear in Different Sizes

“I SAW IT! JOHN ZIP UP THE SUITCASE! IT RAN 
INSIDE THE SUITCASE! I SAW IT!” The shriek from my 
mother ripped through the 4:00 morning air of Grand Tetons National Park. 
Groaning, I rolled over and blinked in the glare of the lamp Mom 
had turned on in her fright. Unfortunately, I had to share a room 
with my parents while my brothers shared the only other room in 
our small cabin.  

“Umm...can anyone tell me what is going on?” I asked  sleepily. Dad had leaped out of bed and zipped up my parents’ open suitcase. Mom sat huddled on the bed, shaking in fear. She pointed a trembling finger at the suitcase where Dad stood uncertainly, wondering what to do next.

“A mouse just ran into the suitcase!” she said shakily.

“Oh, Mom!” I groaned, “This is what you woke me up about?”

“Sorry!” Mom gave me a teary smile.

“Maybe we should try to get some sleep,” Dad interjected.

“OK,” Mom said with a wary look on her face, “but I am going to wear my shoes.” Snickering, I turned my face to the wall of the cabin, intent on getting more sleep. 

The mouse had not decided to go back to sleep and scrambled frantically in the suitcase. Worried, Mom sat up. “John, uh, maybe we should try and get the mouse out before it chews up our clothes,” she said carefully.

“IN THE CABIN?!” Dad almost shrieked.

“Of course not!” Mom said in a horrified voice. “I meant outside!” A very loud laugh sounded from my side of the room. Dad took the suitcase outside, while Mom sat hunched on the bed, tennis-shoes on both feet. 

Dad knocked on the door, “Honey, can you get these clothes? I can’t lay them on the ground.” Timidly, Mom walked to the door and opened it a crack. Dad pushed a shirt through the tiny crack and Mom snatched it, then slammed the door shut. She leaned against the door and sighed heavily. This was repeated several times, until Mom, standing by the door, her eye pressed to the  crack, jumped back, screamed and ran to the bed. I dissolved into laughter. Watching Mom jump in pajamas and tennis-shoes unto a bed isn't a sight I get to see every day. The mouse had exited the suitcase and this had caused the amazing spectacle of Mom jumping onto her bed. 

Finally, we settled down and tried, once again, to get some sleep. This did not work and we were all up at 5:00 am, packing our lunch for the day’s hike. After alerting the park service of our predicament we set off on a lovely hike with the promise that all the mice would be gone when we returned.

After walking about a mile or so, we came around a bend into a clearing. There, a bear sat calmly eating berries.Talking and laughing, five of us passed the bear without noticing him, until my oldest brother, bringing up the rear pointed and said calmly, “Look, Dad,there’s a bear.” Dad had his bear spray out in a second while Mom calmly took out her camera and began snapping pictures, walking a bit closer to get a better focus.

“MOM, what ARE you doing?!” I demanded in a loud whisper. Just then the scene flashed through my mind of Mom, sitting hunched on a bed in her pajamas and tennis-shoes, scared all because of a little mouse. All of a sudden, I had a very big urge to laugh, but I resisted until after we had dragged Mom safely away from the bear. As we continued on our hike, I decided that fear just comes in different sizes!   

     Ali~