Man, this is one of those Tumblr stories that never gets old. It's a beautiful tale full of vivid imagery, meaningful sentiments, and a whole lot of feels. The story also possesses this humble nature about it, which might just leave the reader smiling with some misty eyes by the end of it.
If you're looking for more gold from Tumblr, check out this wild Tumblr thread on the insane medieval battle tactics.
Tumblr delivered in a big way with this rollercoaster of a story about a pirate mermaid. Proceed with caution, cause it can really get the feels flowing. All in all, it's a beautiful tale to get lost in. Check out some more Tumblr gold, with these hilarious and totally random Tumblr gems.
Wow, this sounds like quite the fun and engaging way to run a meeting. Viviane Schwarz described how she'd grown tired of the infamous Zoom meeting format, so she and others that she worked with mixed it up by having meetings on Red Dead Redemption. We love it.
So it started with a goofy observation on ants getting your attention, and then someone gave it some more thought and re-characterized this whole thing as you taking on the God role in an ant war. A simple story prompt or small idea can spin into a whole thing, like this Tumblr thread about wildlife fighting off an alien invasion or this short story about lies making scars. For short bursts of creative weirdness here a bunch of Tumblr gems to keep the day moving.
Someone started a fun AskReddit thread on the various foods that people could cook, prepare, etc. torment Gordon Ramsay to no end. We can just imagine Gordon foaming at the mouth, red faced, and lost in an abyss of rage over these abominations. Who knows what he'd come up with in the way of those iconic Gordon Ramsay roasts in response to these foods.
Tumblr gets itself into some interesting rabbit holes regarding the mating habits of fictional creatures, like this Tumblr thread that asks the hard questions about centaurs. Tumblr never runs out of sci-fi concepts and questions, which result in some pretty creative threads like this one about how humans are durable space orcs.
Good old rare insults take an outside the box approach to the banter game. The comments section always has a trick up its sleeve. With enough time and commitment put forth toward crushing someone's spirits, the perfect rare insult can pop up. This particular batch of rare insults definitely delivered.
So, this Tumblr story is a wildly enjoyable trip. The plot line, politics, drama, etc. really immerse the reader's mind in a different realm for a while. It's fun. Pour one out for Evil Chancellor Traytor who just wanted to improve the lives of those around him, while those very people assumed he had nothing but dark intentions. A true saga of the unsung hero.
McDonald's could be missing out on an opportunity to ironically sell "Sad Meals." Cause it would seem that this AskReddit thread generated a whole lot of steam. Whether it's genuine cursed food items, or frustrating little figurines, the "Sad Meal" could churn up some bizarre results.
One Tumblr thread leads into another, and they're all focused on honoring the strangeness of human beings. It's a fun shift in perspective to consider an alien fleet arriving, chatting it up with some humans, and ultimately being impressed/baffled over how humans pull off the crazy stuff that they do. Maybe aliens are the normal ones.
This fun short story is just the best. The main character ends up befriending the very monster that lived underneath his bed. Apparently the monster followed him around, and ended up crashing in a spot under the fridge. From there, the friendship develops between the two, and we even see the monster step up in quite the heroic moment. Love it.
Some of the most compelling conspiracy theories aren't about cloning and time travel, but laundry soap and mattress stores. There are some freakier ones, like this conspiracy theory saying the world ended in 2012, but tons of people have lighter conspiracy theories that they believe mostly for fun.
People are an incredibly creative bunch. Sometimes are creativity surpasses artwork and even leads to cursed food created in the underworld's kitchen. Sometimes people make things just because they can be done, and not necessarily because they will be popular or even nice looking. We're the kings of making things well but with questionable taste. There's no denying that these took a lot of talent to create, but the big question is "why?"
The Getty Museum challenged the people of twitter to recreate famous art pieces with things lying around their house. Of course, people were bored and creative enough to do it. For a weirder time people were asked to do art, here's the time people were asked to draw a duck, and they responded.
Ah, yes, more creative insults from folks that thought outside the box of common, lazy banter, and instead delivered banter we haven't heard before. Some of these are so real that it hurts. As long as the comments section is around for various videos, people will continue to craft just the kind of creative insults that annihilate egos.
