Combining humor and epic adorableness!

We love it when smart people invent smart things to make everyone’s lives better. If you think about it, it only takes one person to invent something that can change the lives of countless people throughout history. Think of the person who invented the refrigerator; one brilliant idea to use compressed gas to cool air inside a container, and now we can all store food for longer periods of time. Well, Yup That Exists on Twitter is full of clever and quirky inventions just like that, shared daily…

"He’s the Lorax, he speaks for the trees."

Startups... amirite?

Delicious

They boarded as strangers, had a meet cute in the aisles, then disembarked somewhere far more exotic

This reality is not all it's cracked up to be anyway…

How come so many great ideas come to us when we are in the bathtub? Like Archimedes coming up with the hydrostatic principle while taking a bath or… Ummm… well, it seems my hypothesis was unfounded since I cannot find another example of a scientific discovery made in the bathtub. But why? It seems like a good place to get sudden realizations about the universe. Lying there, surrounded by warm water, should definitely be a good place for a Eureka moment . I remember having the idea of helium lug…

Soulmates

That ain't right

Get you some waffles with a side of memes.

Just because it’s public doesn’t mean it’s a yes—mom knows best.

Every dog has their own distinct doggo pawrsonality.

Should I go to bed early tonight or watch this video of two guys digging their own pool in the middle of the jungle?

Some heroes don't wear capes

Let's be real; everything is a subscription these days, whether or not they should be or even really can be. Before long, we'll need to keep up with the weekly subscription on our toaster for the privilege of cooking two pieces of toast at once. While that might sound outrageous, keep in mind printers have already normalized that type of thing for years—even new cars have started coming with basic features locked behind subscription-based grifting models. While this is bad, it's even worse when…