First of all, we wanted to explore Mr. Blue’s background and learn more about him. He wrote: “I create comics by night. I work in the world of IT during the day. I enjoy being active and regularly exercise with Mrs. Blue. We also have both a daughter and a newborn son. Mrs. Blue is my biggest supporter and always encourages me to pursue my hobbies.” “I’ve always loved drawing and making people laugh through comics....

Chances are many programmers can relate to the frustration of things not going right at work; those who do are likely to relate to posts on today’s list, too. While they focus more on programmer humor than programmer problems, sometimes the two go hand in hand, as some situations are so bad, it becomes funny. If you enjoy a computer-themed meme here and there or tend to browse programmer-focused content, scroll down to find some entertaining material, as shared on the ‘Programmer Humor’ subreddit, and enjoy a hearty giggle....

A redditor under the moniker ‘hey__its__me’ has recently asked their fellow netizens to share the worst cases of helicopter parenting they have ever seen; and share they did. The redditors’ stories covered everything from parents listening in on children’s phone conversations to tying their shoes for a decade longer than they probably should have, and beyond. If you’re interested in more examples of such parenting, scroll down to find them on the list below and see just how involved some moms and dads are in the lives of their children....

But thankfully, many of the hierarchies that existed in school vanish after graduation. And anyone can go on to be successful, regardless of how relentlessly they were teased in school. Redditors have recently been sharing what happened to the “losers” from their schools, so we’ve gathered their juiciest replies below. Enjoy reading through this list that might make you grateful to be done with your education, and be sure to upvote the posts that stand out to you!...

Content creators are teaching us about morning meditation, daily journaling, the ideal bedtime, practicing gratitude, walking, sugar detoxes, caffeine detoxes, digital detoxes—seriously, how many forms of detoxes?—and businesses are selling bath bombs, essential oils, mindfulness apps, fitness trackers, aromatherapy diffusers, weighted blankets, stress-relief candles, ambient sound machines, massage guns… Don’t get me wrong; none of these things are bad per se. It’s just that consumerism has taken over what was supposed to be a personal and meaningful habit, and now we’re being led to believe that we have to buy into the latest fad if we want to stay well....

SevenTheTerrible , Norman Tolba / pexels (not the actual photo) Report He warned us of the fact that the benefit of emotional spending is usually short-lived. “Stuff purchased online or in a store quells our emotions—only temporarily. Once eaten, the dessert is gone forever.” xilata , Liza Summer / pexels (not the actual photo) Report tummyache-champion , Snack Toronto / pexels (not the actual photo) Report “In my own experience, the key to limiting emotional spending is to replace the addiction with something else—ideally less expensive....

Luckily, this doesn’t stop them from trying, often resulting in quite a few funny blunders and mishaps. Bored Panda has compiled a whole list of texting fails, hoping that it serves as a reminder to message your elders and encourage them to use technology more often. After all, practice does make perfect! There’s also been a rise in seniors who use tablets and social media platforms. 43% of adults over 50 report getting social daily, with their most preferred way to do so being Facebook....

In a recent interview, Doug mentioned that his cartoons are often inspired by his family’s life. He said: “Everyday scenarios, especially when taken out of context, are a goldmine for humor. Current events and popular trends also spark ideas. The joy of creating a cartoon and seeing people smile because of it is what keeps me going." More info: Instagram | cartoonstock.com Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard....

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But then you realize that it is also home to a number of communities who like all the weird, uncomfortable, and cursed content on it and then share it with the rest of the world so that we can all either hate it collectively, or ask ourselves (often rhetorically, with the hope of it being answered anyway) but why…? Yep, this is that listicle. Weirdness exists regardless of whether the internet is or isn’t....

Interestingly enough, the term toddler comes from the 19th century and is derived from the Scottish verb ‘toddle,’ which means “to run or walk with short, unsteady steps”—quite an accurate description of one- and two-year-olds. Just like how memes capture the essence of everyday life, the term “toddler” perfectly encapsulates this charming yet clumsy stage of early childhood development. “Toddler’s vocabulary is expanding as well as being able to reference themselves along with “mommy” and “daddy....

The “Stay at Homies” Instagram page focuses on memes and posts that might be both amusing and painfully relatable to parents. We got in touch with the page’s creator and admin to learn more. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites, and comment your thoughts below. More info: Instagram “I created the account across all the major platforms back in 2018. It originally was a sarcastic blog but then I realized most stay-at-home parents don’t have time to read!...

Folks were recently sharing some of the things they have to live with and the online thread picked up speed really fast with folks answering the question what’s weird about your body? stumphead11 , RDNE Stock project Report isabellepeppergreen , Anna Tarazevich Report Richard-Conrad Report And since subjectivity is a thing, there can be a different normal for everyone depending on their condition, situation and experience. manicpixie , Alexey Demidov Report...

Recent surveys show people are less interested in learning about history. But perhaps if the information came in the form of funny memes, for example, it would be an entirely different story. Enter the History Memes subreddit. All 11 million members and counting share the same fascination with events that happened at least two decades ago. Here, you’ll find visual puns and wisecracks about the German-Soviet pact of 1939, the Russian Revolution, and medieval battles, among many others....

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“Rainbows make me happy, so I thought, ‘Why not make an entire subreddit of them where everyone can add some awesome things I would probably never see on my own?’” she said. And if you’re curious more about it, make sure to check out the magical rainbows people were able to capture right here. Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard.com/@boredpanda! Please use high-res photos without watermarks Ooops!...

Masayuki’s work focuses on showing off the personalities of these street cats, from their lazy naps to their curious stares. He believes every cat has its own story and tries to tell it through his lens. For the artist, photographing cats isn’t just about getting a cute shot; it’s about understanding them and sharing a bit of their world with everyone else. More info: Instagram | twitter.com | youtube.com | Facebook Oki was captivated by the adaptive behavior of cats, especially their tactics to obtain food, which mirrored some of his own life’s challenges....

And EndsHumour provides a lot of these. Scroll on to find the ones you relate to the most—or think are purely spot-on. A huge part of memes is the idea that they are a vessel of communication. Well, NYU found out that memes are actually 10 times more effective as marketing visuals that reach 60% higher rates of organic interactions. Talk about effective communication. The Pew Research Center figured out that 75% of people aged between 13 and 36 tend to post memes with a bit over half (55%) of them sharing memes weekly and nearly a third (30%) doing so daily....

This Instagram account, “Women’s Humor," offers its followers jokes about typical situations in women’s lives that they find most troublesome. Even though the page is tailored for females, it’s evident that pretty much everyone, regardless of what pronouns they use, can find these jokes relatable and fun. So scroll down to check them out, and don’t forget to upvote your favorites. While you’re at it, make sure to check out a conversation with the person behind the Instagram account “Woman’s Humor,” who kindly agreed to tell us more about it....

So we at Bored Panda put together a list of pictures people shared after they realized the gap between what they wanted and what they got. Looks like there was plenty of room for dessert! In such cases, plaintiffs typically argue that companies are going beyond simple marketing hyperbole and misrepresenting their food and drinks — whether it’s promising ingredients that aren’t there or displaying promotion images that don’t match the real-life items....