Even with labor laws, unfair practices still happen in the workplace. Recent research reveals that 80% of employees feel unjustly treated by their employers. This list will show some of that through images from the Antiwork subreddit. These photos expose the improper behavior of some companies, particularly their ridiculous bans on employees. Some rules prohibit drinking water, calling off from work, and even sitting down. Unfortunately, this is the reality that some people must go through daily to make ends meet....

Being a teenager can be pretty awesome. You’re not a kid anymore, but you’re also not an adult yet. There are still no crushing responsibilities, but you have heaps of free time to do silly (and sometimes questionable) things. In fact, when The New York Times asked 18 young people what’s best about being a teenager, they said it’s the freedom, independence, and being able to have fun with friends....

Will is best known for his one-panel comics, but he doesn’t limit himself to that format; he occasionally stretches beyond it to get the joke across. His humor spans a wide range of topics, from historical events to animals and more. More info: Instagram | patreon.com | Facebook | willsantino.com Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard.com/@boredpanda! Please use high-res photos without watermarks Ooops! Your image is too large, maximum file size is 8 MB....

However, some might find it a bit easier than others. For example, if you’re an introverted person, chances are that you’d a lot more gladly chill at home completely unbothered than have to deal with any of that stuff. But since we can’t avoid it all the time, it’s good to have pages like Introvert Memes that share some very relatable content, which can make these long days go by quicker....

Some rules, of course, are there for our safety. But others, especially implemented by bosses at work and teachers in school, can be borderline absurd. One person recently asked, “What’s the most ridiculous rule you’ve had to follow at work or school?” and it seemed to bring back lots of memories for folks online. Over 1,000 people shared their stories where nonsensical rules at work or school left them exasperated, living rent-free in their minds to this day....

Wasei eigo or Japlish involves creating new Japanese words by combining syllables from common English words to form unique Japanese-sounding terms. Megan Taylor Stephens (Bokksu, 2022) (2) argues that Japanese people are familiar with English from a young age because it is taught early in school. Although Japanese kids may not be as proficient in functional, conversational English, they enjoy experimenting with the language and inventing new words. According to Stephens, the influence of wasei eigo doesn’t rely solely on formal avenues, such as education and geopolitics....

Gudim’s work often explores various aspects of modern life and society, using humor and clever visual metaphors to convey his messages. His cartoons have gained popularity internationally, appearing in various publications and online platforms. In this article, we’re going to take a closer look at Gudim’s captivating illustrations. Get comfy and let’s dive into the fun! More info: Instagram | twitter.com | patreon.com Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard....

A community called Not How Girls Work is fighting the good fight. Calling out clueless misogynists is the hill they’re willing to die on. With more than 759 thousand members, it’s “a place to laugh at all those clueless to how girls work.” The community refuses to give publicity to podcasts, tweets or public figures “who make a profit or following off of intentionally disparaging women online/in media”. But they won’t think twice about clapping back at someone who needs schooling on how not to be sexist....

However, what if the workplace turns out to be our worst nightmare? Typically, this is a red flag indicating that we should consider leaving it as soon as possible. Unfortunately, for various reasons, some people postpone the decision to quit until they reach a breaking point and can no longer tolerate their jobs. The Facebook page ‘I Quit My Job by Text’ is dedicated to sharing authentic examples of message exchanges between members of its community and their employers....

How did we end up with such a mascot? Well, since the beginning of human civilization, cats have been our buddies. It started out as a partnership of convenience and evolved into a mutual connection. Now, cats are the second most common pets, at least in the United States. These examples are just a small piece of cat media. There’s a whole dedicated site called “The Great Cat” for cats in history, art, and literature....

Chow Hon Lam, the artist behind them, shared that his main goal is to spread joy and positivity. Buddy Gator is like a wholesome friend we all sometimes need in our lives, especially when facing challenges. In an interview with Bored Panda, Chow Hon Lam wrote: “I hope the audience feels happy after reading my comic. There’s nothing better than starting a day with a smile.” More info: Instagram | buddygator....

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berriesnbball_17 , Florencia Viadana/Unsplash (not the actual photo) Report “I’ve never worked at a restaurant and might not know what red flags to look for as a customer. Bad food speaks for itself, but I’d rather avoid eating at a bad restaurant in the first place. No one wants to accidentally eat in a disgusting place,” they said. “Having restaurant workers discuss the warning signs can help customers pay attention to issues they otherwise would ignore....

However, we live in a world where even the most private gatherings get shared with strangers online, and people have no filter whatsoever. One part that most of these people got halfway right is choosing a theme. However, the other part that they forgot to consider is to ask themselves if this is age-appropriate and/or if it is subtle or too out there. Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard....

You can find them in a Facebook group called ‘Death Stairs’ which, as its name suggests, is dedicated to sharing terrifying staircases. Picture this: flimsy ladders reaching for the sky and slippery rocks clinging to cliff edges. If you’re curious, we’ve gathered the most spine-tingling posts below. Fair warning though, you might want to hold onto something first. “Literally all it would take is one drunk uncle attempting to scale this like Mount Kilimanjaro to turn the wedding reception into a funeral,” said one of the users about a tiny set of wooden steps used by restaurant staff to reach their office....

Our team is featuring some of the most relatable ‘Why Is My Brain Like This’ memes, as shared by Imgur user ‘octoberlegend.’ They deal with everything from therapy and anxiety to the little intrusive thoughts that we all get. Scroll down to check them out. Bored Panda wanted to get to grips with how therapists build trust with their clients to get them to open up, so we reached out to Psychologist Miglė Vainalavičiūtė from Health Optimizing Vilnius....

Below, we’ve gathered some of our favorite posts from the Accidental Wes Anderson subreddit. This community features snapshots from real life that look like they could perfectly fit into the wild world of Wes Anderson, so we hope you’ll enjoy scrolling through the cinematic pics below. And keep reading to find conversations about Anderson’s signature style with journalist Nik Dirga and film expert Darren Mooney! “I think what’s always appealed to me the most about his style is the way he intricately crafts his worlds in a way that feels just a little askew from our own reality, but still has an emotional heart....

The very excited-looking “Art Memes!” Instagram page shares hilarious posts combining paintings and more modern captions. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites, and share your thoughts in the comments. More info: Instagram Interestingly, this doesn’t seem to be a one-off case of a stone-age-Michelangelo, archeologists have found evidence of ancient art all over the world, from what is now South Africa, to the usual suspect, when it comes to human development, Egypt....

If only there was a way to share these utterly amazing facts with millions of people. Fortunately for us, there is, and it’s called the “Today I Learned” subreddit. It’s a place where all-knowing people gather to share their unlimited wisdom. From fake diseases to tombs for dogs, these facts really enrich the brain. So scroll down to find the collection of the best ones about everything and anything. Perhaps they’ll even inspire some fun trivia for your next dinner party with friends....

Her engaging storytelling and distinctive art style have garnered her a massive audience, particularly on Instagram, where she boasts over 4.3 million followers. Andersen’s upcoming book, “Adulthood is a Gift,” set to release in the fall, is highly anticipated by fans eager for more of her work. Among her creations, the comic depicting a humorous take on spending habits related to books stands out to her as a source of pride, largely due to its positive impact and relatability among readers....