Matt Shirley can make something very complicated look incredibly simple. This guy draws graphs about everyday life situations that could be easily understood even by pre-schoolers who have just started reading. On the other hand, Matt's creations have enough insight to be taught on a university level. See "Existence In A Modern Western Society 101," for example.
The guy is devoted to producing a graph a day and boy does he seem to have loads of ideas. From explaining the closed cycle of adulthood to decoding the pros and cons of first date locations, Shirley's analysis cuts to the core of day-to-day things in the funniest possible way. Scroll down to examine the amusingly clever graphs and vote for your favorite ones!
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You talking to your Parents... To Mom: all the questions in the world... To Dad: Where's Mom?
So True! Happens all the time. During such scenes I usually pretended I have a call to make and walk out of room for a minute or 2.
Well that's a pretty straightforward one... attractive and will murder you, obviously!
Sadly, they forgot the part where you redo all the arguments you had the previous days and how you could have had better answers and seem brilliant or funny.
EXACTLY! why the eff are you watching these things THE WHOLE TIME through your phone when the REAL thing is RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU!!!!!
Coincidence...? I think not! P.s. it's really really hard to get string cheese here in Australia...coincidence - I think not!
Will there be a dog? Or a friendly cat? 'Cause people aren't always that interesting.
Hahaha, this reminds me, once some "gentleman" added me on Facebook for "no reason". I asked him why he added me. He said he liked me. I said "what do you like?" and he answered "I like your arms, they look soft". WTF.
yeah i don't know how bugs can get in the light fixtures and why did they go in there?
The baby's parents I was babysitting for did not like me after I tested that baby theory
This is why I pirate all my music. No commercials, no crappy songs, no DRM. (And before you shame me for doing it, just know that the number of dollars I spent on said music is equal to the number of f***s I give.)
I want to make this a passive-aggressive sign to put outside my apartment complex.
Nice to see how someone else's life sucks in similar and different ways than mine.
Nice to see how someone else's life sucks in similar and different ways than mine.