Yes! Yes! Yes! How do we get Disney to see this?!

I will gladly provide meme support and will also provide a trailer to haul the printers if required

This post is a rollercoaster and a half

Psst, that was prme minister Shinzo Abe. Japan has an emperor...

Here in Britain the Christmas stuff appears in the shops long before the Halloween stuff, sadly.

I kinda like hotels, even cheap one, as long as they are clean. It's a nice change of scenery. I don't have to deal with anything. I am fine with just lying on the bed relaxing.

More like common sense, I think.

Ooh! I know this one! The elbows-on-the-tables rule came into play during the Feudal times when royalty would have grand feasts and invite hundreds of nobles. The tables set up were just cobbled together (something like plywood set atop saw horses), and leaning too hard on them with your elbows would cause the whole thing to tip over. And humans, being the creatures of habit that we are, just kept going with it.

I’m using that pinched finger thing.

Ok, but which country had T-Rex soldier?

And also the "you like to have your head still attached to your neck" filter. Which is was so ingrained that Cromwell allegedly had to specify that he wanted a realistic picture with faults included. Seriously though, I'd really like to have my portrait painted by Winterhalter

Living in America,

This seriously upsets me. If the dog/wolf/canid attacks me, it is NOT allowed to make sad noises. Only angry growls and barking.

The only things I remember requiring a parent's signature for were field trips and sex ed.

A dads way of granting power of attorney to you over your own school life. I approve!

My husband. We've been married 31+ years and he use to travel a lot so I signed his name on stuff when necessary. Now I have to sign everything.

That's why my mother never let Dad sign anything from school. His writing and mine were too much alike and she was afraid that I'd get in trouble for forging his signature.

Nice

Parents used to have to sign report cards and all kinds of things.

My dad taught me how to drive a manual by doing a burnout. Showing that no matter how many revs you have, you can control your take off by how you release the clutch. Best lesson ever. This is what driving schools should teach, words cannot teach the technique.

My oldest would be responsible with this power. My youngest...not so much.

I dont think he's his real Dad. :D Only reason I could think of in doing that... :D

What a great idea.

The last one is paraphrasing M. Bison from the Street Fighter Movie! 🤣 "Chun Li: You don't remember? Bison: For you, the day Bison graced your village was the most important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday."

Yeah, this has inspired me to do black magic.

My 3yo son sat entranced for half an hour in a store watching the demo dishwasher with a transparent door once. Cheapest child minding I ever found. I too wish I could have bought it. Maybe there is an opportunity here to sell replacement acrylic doors.

It would mean nobody would be able to watch these episodes out of order without spoiling the info about who will die...

Soft can-openers to the left of me! Soft can-openers to the right of me! HALP! They're everywhere!

When I was in high school, I had a friend who was taking French. I said, "Je ne sais pas," and one of our other friends asked what it meant. I said, "I don't know." My French-learning friend couldn't stop laughing.

Hell, plenty of so-called adults basically did this.

I tried this with a banana. Still got the strings. LIES!

as you say, ooooh shiiit....

If I could make a copy of me, I would be besides myself!

yes, but I’ve never seen a shark in a tutu --- edit to thanks you all, you silly funny BP fellows with all the tutu !

Is this like JFK telling the people of Berlin that he's a jam donut?

Are catgirls the IT furries now?

Patrick Stewart is such an awesome human being.

I like to listen to everything, but often translating the lyrics is a big disappointment :D

...but throwing a 16-year-old out of the house is legal?

They never openly admit, but come-on, the chance of being the first super high mile club member is out of this world opportunity!

This is sweet..

Nah I agree with the first poster, I have sisters and a mother and we don't look THIS similar. Genetic relationship doesn't mean "same face different hair".

I think the reason many of us just couldn't grasp the concept of NFTs, is because we couldn't believe that was all there was to it. Like, people are buying internet pictures that anyone can just screenshot? No, that can't be right.

I love this feature. Sometimes the controversial comments have it right (in my opinion) or offer an interesting perspective I hadn't considered. This is especially true in the dumpster-fire subreddit that is AITA.

I need these in my life!