36 Funny Photos That Make Me Laugh Uncontrollably Every Single Time I See Them
2. This person who warned people about scamming his wife:
3. This person's...unique shower curtain:
4. This person who wrote the work schedule and hadn't realized what they'd done:
5. This person who didn't read the card before giving it to their wife:
6. This person who commented on someone's camouflage attire:
7. This person who labeled parts of the toilet:
8. This person who gave their grandpa a nice mug:
9. This restaurant that had a special Valentine's day deal:
10. This person who put up this wall art at the doctor's office:
11. This person who added some accessories to their bumper:
12. This person who dismembered this poor shopping cart:
13. This person who put a note on this cookie box:
14. This person who botched this design and made it look like it was BBL parking:
15. This person who needs to change their license plate ASAP:
16. This restaurant that had the perfect menu for indecisive customers:
17. This person who was trying their best to go no-contact:
18. This delivery person who followed instructions and put someone's package under their doormat:
19. This person who farted next to their friend's smart thermostat:
20. This person who made this trick sign:
21. This person who told their mom to go outside and look for their package:
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22. This person who encouraged other drivers to collide into them:
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23. This person who created these little sympathy cards:
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24. This person who put a not-so-welcoming doormat in front of their home:
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25. This person whose bumper accessory was Buzz Lightyear saving Woody:
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26. This person who put a message of..."self love" on a tissue box:
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27. This person who announced that they got a raise by sending their friend this picture:
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28. These IT employees who presented their coworker with this cake at their going away party:
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29. This rideshare driver who offered a list of different ride experiences:
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30. This person who had a sense of humor after getting a bad review:
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31. This person who carved this Halloween pumpkin:
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32. This person gifted their coworker these VERY specific snacks after they broke their toe:
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33. This person with diabetes who labeled the candy in her house for when her blood sugar gets low:
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34. The person who gave a glass bottle recycling truck a clever nickname:
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35. This kid who literally did what their parent asked:
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36. And finally, this person who put up some ~unique~ Halloween decorations:
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