Lets start with the topic for Jenni's blog every day in May: Things that make you uncomfortable.
This might be the best Funny Friday I've done. Last week was pretty darn good, but I just find this hilarious.
I found this on my old standby, buzzfeed. It's called:
Now please go to the website and read the rest of them, they really are hilarious.
1-When people argue politics:
You aren't going to see the same side, and you knew that when you started arguing, and you're just making the situation awkward for everyone.
2-When people just want to argue and won't even hear your side of it:
I really hate this. I try to be an open person, and if I don't agree with you, I will still listen to you. I get really uncomfortbale when people are closed minded and when you say your side they just say "NO" and go off on why you're wrong.
3-When people make out in public:
Do I even need to explain this one?
This might be the best Funny Friday I've done. Last week was pretty darn good, but I just find this hilarious.
I found this on my old standby, buzzfeed. It's called:
What Happens if you text your parents pretending to be a drug dealer
And here's how it starts
And here are some of the reponses, hilarious.
5 comments:
This is hilarious! Thanks for sharing. I know what I'll be reading on the bus ride home now!
I saw this on Buzzfeed and laughed my toosh off :) Great to see it again, still makes me chuckle.
Yeah, so, on the topic of making out in public, one time, we were on a train with my siblings, taking pictures to commemorate the occasion and stuff, and Angel suddenty handed the camera to my little brother, said, "Take a picture of us making out!" and grabbed me. My stunned brother took a picture right away....and you're right, everyone, including myself, was highly uncomfortable and blushing. I have no idea why he did that, Angel's not much of a PDA person but my theory is that maybe he wanted to freak out my younger siblings. If so, he succeeded.
Those texts are so funny! I agree with the political arguing.
I generally despise politics as a topic, too--in fact, I tend to avoid the subject like the plague because people get so worked up over it and can get really nasty (it's one reason why I hardly spend any time on Facebook anymore).
And i'm with you on #2 as well---my problem is that I'm not confrontational AT ALL, and I tend to avoid arguments at all costs. That brings its own problems, of course, but they tend to be better than the ones I'd get if I were a big arguer.
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