First time out
November 9, 2018
Can you image being this cat? Being inside your whole life, looking at the outside world through at best a window, and one day being able to actually go out? What a look on his face.
The corruption of the word “Professional” and what it entails
November 3, 2018
It used to be that the word “Professional” was a positive compliment. However if you observe carefully, the meaning of the word itself have shifted over the years. Nowadays at best it’s a neutral and meaningless compliment, and at worst slightly insulting. Use this as a test. Imagine you’re at the funeral of a loved … More The corruption of the word “Professional” and what it entails
Beaver transcript: On Democracy
October 26, 2018
In light of the upcoming elections in the U.S, I figured this analysis on democracy as a form of government itself from Beaver would be relevant. As an added bonus, further analysis was provided by a mysterious stranger using a picture of a chicken as their avatar. I think the most interesting point made by … More Beaver transcript: On Democracy
“We still coming”
October 19, 2018
A woman sends an invitation to her wedding to the wrong person. Hilarity ensues, and one of the best wedding pictures ever is created.
What would Jesus do? Perhaps he’d flip a table
October 12, 2018
When you hear the phrase “What would Jesus do?” uttered or written in everyday life, it’s always implied, often smugly, that Jesus would be nice – more specifically, tolerant and compromising. One Christian anon disagrees, and proposes that Jesus would perhaps flip a table. He presents a very different view than what is commonly espoused … More What would Jesus do? Perhaps he’d flip a table
Touch
October 5, 2018
The expression on the cheetah’s face is priceless.
Terrible Misunderstanding
September 28, 2018
One anon makes a horrible mistake at interpreting his mother’s intentions:
Beaver transcript: On Unions
September 21, 2018
Like most people, I simply saw unions as an arbitrarily good or bad thing without giving the topic much further thought. This essay by Beaver provides an in-depth analysis on why unions are needed, why they go bad and subsequently end up loathed, and ultimately how they work and how they could be fixed. Some … More Beaver transcript: On Unions
Man faked being retarded so he can get women to change his diapers – when real life becomes stranger than fiction
September 14, 2018
Not sure to laugh or cry over this, but this is definitely a day when real life transcends fiction in strangeness: Three Arizona caregivers thought a mother named “Amy” had hired them to help her adult son who had Down syndrome, according to authorities. Police said “Amy” would send text messages detailing any instructions she … More Man faked being retarded so he can get women to change his diapers – when real life becomes stranger than fiction
On Toxic Individualism
September 8, 2018
An anon on 4chan offers his insights on the root cause of many of today’s social issues: Toxic individualism, basically. The inability to contextualize yourself as part of a larger whole. The ability to shut out the things you disagree with, no questions asked. The loss of the expectation that neighbors should know each other. … More On Toxic Individualism
