Via Colby Squire
Now this is what it's all about. Who knows what that bird wanted from that kid, but boy it wanted it bad. Pained screaming and utter freakout aside, props to that kid for staying on his scooter.
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Via Matt Moore
It's unclear if the other occupants are taking this situation as seriously as she is. Sure, we all might feel like this sometimes, but it's pretty rare to see a grown-up have a tantrum like this. She really wants those wings.
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Via Nick Martinelli
Just a poetic moment between a man and a can of spray paint. That is one perfectly cut scream.
Via Monochromemutt
You didn't know you needed this, but here's a video version of this conversation of a person who needed photos of cenozoic animals with their mouths open so he could photoshop microphones into them. It's simple but by god it's one of those wonderful gems of the internet.
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Sometimes life is going just fine, you're minding your own business, then a bee decides to land on your hand for a second. You think, "oh holy crap this is totally unacceptable. I must let everyone know about the injustice that bee has done, landing on my hand for a second." So you wail as hard as you can for 3 hours, screaming at the top of your lungs, hitting your head against the wall, because of that awful, awful bee. Anyway, for more irrational tantrums, here are more the dumbest reasons kids had meltdowns.
Via mike jacobs
Behold, the face of a man in emotional agony as his soul leaves his body, while a kid screams endlessly. This is all kinds of painful.
Via Kruin Kiuk
That's life, kid. It just comes atcha. It comes atcha fast. Your options are to deal with it or...well, do whatever this is.
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Via GrandmasterofWin
Well, this is definitely art. Should art should be judged on its beauty, or the technical talent of its creator? Maybe. Is the value of a work of art completely dependent on the conceptual lens through which you want to view it? Sure. So yeah, it's art. It also sure sounds like a pompous embarrassment screaming into a microphone.
To quote a top Quora comment on her body of work: "Yoko Ono was part of a generation of artists who stridently rejected 'talent' as the criterion for art making"
The internet is not kind to the unreasonable adults who lie to and berate people in customer service. Abusive people like this are not-so-affectionately referred to as "Karens." While we've heard many stories of this kind of frustrating behavior, we often forget that many of them have families; some who see both sides, and some who are just ashamed.
Via cherruscones !
Don't turn your headphones up for this one. This little dude really managed to express what's going through all of our heads day after day.
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This rattled guy's story about the bathroom break from hell itself, is made worse by the ensuing dialogue about his bathroom exploits to the rest of his office. His boss sounds like quite the chatterbox. Seems like he learned two lessons: double check those toilets for giant spiders, and keep your private information to yourself, unless you want the rest of the office to know about it. This is a serious TIFU story and I'm pretty sure I'd be traumatized from this. Poor guy.
Listen we get that kids are little bundles of innocence or whatever but they're also screaming, leaking piles of problems made entirely out of your own broken dreams. Here are 35 parents whose kids gave them grief for no good reason. On a similar note, sadly, these types of tantrums aren't just relegated to kids. Adults can have them too.
Who doesn't want to do karaoke with Grandpa now?!
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