As a kid, I desperately wanted a dog so I would draw and write comics about a girl and her dog. When I was in high school, I would draw and write comics about my friends and the boys I had crushes on. After high school, I stopped making comics for a long time. I
While all of our dads are our superheroes when it comes to humor (why do you think dad jokes are called what they’re called?), some fathers go above and beyond the call of sneaky jokes and trolling to get what they want when they’re feeling peckish. Dad of two, Joel Willis, was very much in
Cat owners, you might want to ask your pets to leave the room for the next few minutes. Bored Panda’s about to prove to you once again that some cats can be some of the biggest jerks on Planet Earth. And no, this isn’t just some dog-financed propaganda to sway you to the side of
Back in late 1999, two psychologists from Cornell University—Justin Kruger and David Dunning—put it to the test whether people who lack the skills or abilities for something are also more prone to lack awareness of that lacking. They started off their research paper with an example of a Pittsburgh bank robber, McArthur Wheeler. McArthur was
It’s no secret that Bored Panda loves animals and we have quite a number of posts on cats and dogs. But don’t you think ferrets are being unfairly left out? They’re just as cute, adorably long, and also very professional (since a group of ferrets is called a business). About 3 years ago, we shared a list
Social media’s a tough thing to navigate when you’ve got a stellar reputation to protect. And it’s especially hard when you’re a celebrity with everyone’s eyes on you 24/7. On the one hand, you want to be genuine and use Twitter to post whatever you’re feeling at the moment and whatever pops into your mind.
TikTok is not only famous for dance videos and being mainly dominated by Generation Z kids, but it’s also known for having a lot of interesting filters for photos and videos to choose from. If you’re a frequent guest of the TikTok world, you’ve probably already noticed that for some time now, creators there have been
Myrna Tellingheusen is the name of the internet’s most loved grandma ever. Because the grey-haired lady has been making her 137.3K followers on Twitter chuckle every day since 2015. And she’s nowhere near ready to stop. Her satirical pearls, insightful wisdom bites, and humorous puns have been perfectly capturing the stereotypes old folk face on
Couriers often get a bad rap. If a package gets damaged or even worse, stolen, it’s usually the delivery driver who gets the blame. But judging from a picture Danielle McPherson recently tweeted, some of them might not even be trying! When she came home, Danielle found her Amazon package laying on decorative rocks near
When it’s starting to feel like nothing could surprise us anymore, someone always pulls it off by doing another one of those awful art restorations. At this point, I refuse to believe that they’re not, in fact, doing all of this on purpose. Recently, a new botched art restoration appeared on a 20th-century building in
Back when the Internet was still a baby, the primary users were its creators, math and tech-oriented academics. So as a result, math jokes have an elemental role in the history of the web. Sure, funny TikToks and animal snapchats may have overshadowed them, but browse a few geeky subreddits and Twitter hashtags and you
Meet Beave, the lovely rescue beaver’s taken up residence with a licensed wildlife rehabilitation specialist after being found abandoned by the side of the road. And now he builds dams at home using household items. Read more: boredpanda.com
