Instagram account @HipDict has gained a significant following by revealing the real meaning behind words and sayings that we use daily. All content is crowdsourced, which means that you too can send them a message offering up your best definitions if you’re feeling inspired after scrolling through this list.
Ellis Rosen is a talented guy who creates single-panel comics in the iconic style of The New Yorker cartoons. He is also an author of Send Help! and Dink! books. Featured below are our favorites.
Are you going to use the same old boring wrapping paper to wrap Christmas presents this year? Well, there’s a better solution! Prank-O is a company that creates hilarious prank gift boxes. The products themselves are not real, these are just empty gag boxes. But imagine your family reaction when they were hoping to get the latest iPhone for Christmas but receive an Roto Wipe Butt Cleaner Wheel or Spit & Slide Game instead – priceless! Some of these boxes are available on Amazon, but the full collection can be found only on Prank-O website.
What’s the best answer when you meet a woman on a first date and she tries to convince you that making selfies on Instagram is a real career? Just tell her something similarly stupid.
Some couples think that having a dog is a great way to find out if your significant other would be a good dad/mom. But are dogs and kids really so similar? We doubt it. Has your dog ever wanted to watch Frozen 47 times in a row? Yeah…
Scott Hilburn is a talented cartoonists with decades of experience. His works have been published in various major newspapers and he has published several books. Scroll down to check some of the funniest examples of Scott’s cartoons!
If recruiters would value honesty instead of predefined bullshit answers that sound good, they would totally hire her. Never be so efficient that you get punished with more work, be only efficient enough to not get fired.
Dave Blazek is a cartoonist with decades of experience. He has won multiple awards and his work has appeared in newspapers such as The Washington Post and The Philadelphia Inquirer. He has also published many books with collections of his cartoons, such as Quirky Rectangles of Mirth and Loose Upon The World. Scroll down to check out some of the funniest examples!
If you are wondering how Isaac Newton came up with his law of universal gravitation, wonder no more. This meme explains it in great detail. You’re welcome.
Identifying birds to avoid mistaking them for other animals is actually pretty easy. Birds have wings and beaks. Non-birds do not have wings and beaks. There you go.
When you get drunk, you became very brave… or very stupid. Sometimes it’s hard to understand where braveness ends and stupidity starts. This rhino chasing dog was extremely drunk that day. Not gonna happen again. Maybe.
For God’s sake… This is just classic Carl. He thinks this is funny, but it’s more annoying than anything. Carl should find something productive to do to keep his mind off dumb stuff like this.
There are many terrible things happening in world: plagues, wars, hurricanes… But the most horrible thing, without a shadow of doubt, is the fact that we have alphabet in math. Truly evil trick by Satan.
Kids are so selfish, all they think about is themselves. Why have two victims when you can have just one? Dad can have many more children in future to replace this whiny little crybaby.
Why the hell recruiters think we are looking for a job? Because we love making PowerPoint presentations and have a powerful urge to create Excel sheets?
