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.

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."

Oh, I have a thousand memories like this. A dog may not remember all the times you played ball with it, but it clearly remembers all the kicks it got.

This is the core issue with adults raising children. For an adult it is just another meaningless interaction. They have fully developed personalities and loads of memories weighing them down. For a child, their world is so small and underdeveloped that everything at that stage is a huge deal. How adults forget this I will never understand.

I don't remember my parents saying they love me... Ever...

As foggy as my memory is, I still vividly recall my mother forcing my picky-eater brother to sit at the table until he finished his meal. He was gagging. Hours went by. Literally, hours. He was just a kid. I hated her then. I still hate her now.

The reality of parenting is that every parent has days they do no love their kids. The difference between the good parents is they do not actually tell their kids that.

I’ll always remember the moment my mum said “I’m ashamed to be your mother”….

my mom screamed that she hated me the other day and constantly compares me to other people and says i dont have it that bad bc she got beat and she makes jokes about eating disorders (im fairly certain i have 2) and when she found out about my sh she said she wouldnt let me see my bf (my comfort person) if i did it again!! sorry for venting i still love her but she just tries to make me feel like im so crazy and horrible just for being a moody teenager and having an attitude

I was yelling at my son long ago and he said you love the dog more than me. I said well right now I do. I've also said I love you but right now I don't like you very much.

that's heartbreaking

This hits hard. I have memories like this from my dad. Sitting in the backseat as he screamed at other drivers, my head between my knees--squeezing myself into as small and tight a ball as I could--while my brother tried to get him to stop from the front passenger seat. I can bet on my life Dad doesn't remember, but I'll never forget.

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!

1/x and -1/x are somewhat misleading because they shouldnt have crossed the Y axis.

I read that carpeted chicken

I think its the other way around

Here in the UK we very much have lawns.