Whether you use tab or space to make indentations, whether you use if or switch, whether you're into functional programming or object oriented programming, you'll love this list of the latest programming memes from the r/programmmerhumor subreddit.
Whether you use tab or space to make indentations, whether you use if or switch, whether you're into functional programming or object oriented programming, you'll love this list of the latest programming memes from the r/programmmerhumor subreddit.
Ah, the boop. We love boops, in all different shapes and all different sizes! The boop is a beautiful thing that simply makes our hearts smile. And who wouldn't want a smiling heart?
When it comes to the art of the boop, we thought we've seen it all but it turns out there are so many animals out there that we have yet to see booped! Well, that is about to change. Thanks to Imgur user, OctopussSevenTwo, for uploading this very valuable and irreplaceable video of various animals their snouts booped. It'll forever be treasured.
Maybe this couple's story about their unfortunate discovery will hit close to home for some folks. The reality is that there are a whole lot of apartments and homes out there that were built by folks that couldn't be bothered to do their one job correctly. So it goes, sometimes. Ignorance is really bliss though. The last thing you want to do is hang that shelf or picture on the wall and come to learn that your whole humble abode is just a little bit off kilter.
It's impossible to articulate the magic of memes. It's really just a vibe. Maybe that's part of why memes are so special—they transcend conventional language. Don't get me wrong, straightforward jokes are pretty sick, but there's something about a damn good meme that just hits differently than other forms of comedy. Coincidentally, we've got a bunch of quality memes right here. Take a scroll and let us know if you agree.
The world can be a scary and daunting place for kids. Learning to navigate their way through it as they develop emotions, opinions and feelings can be challenging. As any parent can attest, kids choose to throw tantrums out of nowhere, always at the worst times. Even though it's because they're feeling scared, insecure, or out of control, it doesn't make them any easier to deal with. So what do you do when your child misbehaves? Do you comfort them, or do you criticize them for acting up and use it as a teaching opportunity to demonstrate that actions have consequences? One mother faced a difficult challenge after her six-year-old's bratty behavior caused their babysitter to quit. She posted in Reddit's Am I The A-hole, asking if she was wrong for telling her daughter that her repeated bad behavior was the reason for their babysitter quitting...
The most mind boggling part about this scenario might be the fact that the boss had the audacity to call and ask questions about something their ex employee used to do for the company before they were asked to leave the company. Like, you burn a bridge, you can't proceed to walk over it. Check out another professional revenge with this customer who flooded an unresponsive ISP company with tickets.
This perturbed mother asked the moral judges of Reddit's AITA community whether or not she was in the wrong for vetoing her boyfriend's request to name her baby after a character in the notorious "Twilight" book series. Honestly, this boyfriend sounds like a bit of an immature waking nightmare. The dude had the audacity to make a post about the baby's name before it was ever agreed upon, and then tried to tell her that it was too late to change the name because everyone saw it. Like how old are you, man? Get out of here with that.
Last Sunday when a Dungeons and Dragons Dungeon Master couldn't track down a by-the-book approach for an in-game specific scenario: chugging a potion underwater, one-handed, he decided to post to a forum for advice on what to do:
Dungeon Master Eikre, who calls himself a 'huge dumb nerd' decided to put the scenario to the test, in real life...
Men should 100% not feel that they can't do or like 'girly' things. First of all 'girly' is a social construct, but beyond that, girly things are just flat-out awesome. Flowers? We love. Scented soup? The best. Girly pop stars? We STAN. There is absolutely no reason why guys feel that they can't partake in all the fun as well.
There's a fine line between a clever pun and mind-blowingly stupid pun, and honestly it seems like there's no way of knowing which is which until it's already been thrown out there. Kind of like a faulty antique grenade, but for laughter. Here are some more dad jokes that go father than ever before.
These moments where kids were agents of full on chaos/staged ridiculous temper tantrums over the silliest of matters might be enough to convince some folks out there that they are in fact not ready to have kids. Parenting's clearly a profound emotional rollercoaster that comes with many speed bumps, and a steady procession of curveballs. You're going to have to grow very accustomed to things like sleep deprivation, and manage to maintain nothing short of a saintly patience along the way. With that being said, adults certainly aren't immune to having temper tantrums of their own. Check out some of those over here.
Everyone's dreamt up the perfect clever comeback to someone who says something dumb and deserves to be owned, but we can't all be masters of wit all the time. We've collected a bunch of examples of times people served up some satisfying comebacks and retorts for the whole internet to see. We could probably learn a thing or two from these savages.