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02/02/2025

Sleepy Kids

01/02/2025

Epic Door Mishaps

01/02/2025

Best Funny Cats

01/02/2025

When I was growing up, my mom cleaned houses to support us. As an immigrant, it was one of the few jobs that paid enough for her to take care of three kids. One of her clients was this sweet old lady who had a porch goose that I got to play with and dress up whenever I tagged along. This goose became my version of the American dream! I always dreamed of having one in my own home, as it would mean I’d made it—having a front porch decoration that I could change with the seasons! 😂😂😂 I’ve been on the lookout for my very own porch goose at thrift stores for ages. Today, while visiting my friend in Waco, TX, I popped into the local Salvation Army and spotted their 4th of July table. I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw this amazing goose! I squealed and rushed over to give him a hug. He was priced at $24.99, and I usually stick to a $10 rule at thrift stores, but then I remembered it was 50% off day! I was so excited that the cashier let me take him home for just $5! He has a tiny chip on his wing, but he’s absolutely perfect to me! Y’all, I finally have my own porch goose! Everyone say hello to GARY GOOSE—he even comes with his own patriotic outfit! God bless America!
Submitted by Zac Smith~

01/02/2025

Crazy Summer Fails

01/02/2025

dont mess with me

01/02/2025

Some Angry People

31/01/2025

Seniors Gone Funny

31/01/2025

Very Lucky Drivers

31/01/2025

❤️ When Parents Get Old ❤️
Let them grow old with the same love and patience they gave you as you grew. Let them share their repeated stories, and listen with the same interest and attention they gave to yours as a child.
Let them win sometimes, just as they did for you. Let them enjoy their friendships, their talks with their grandchildren, and the familiar objects that have been part of their lives for so long. Understand that these things bring them comfort and joy, and taking them away can feel like losing pieces of themselves.
Let them make mistakes, just as you did when they guided you without embarrassment or judgment.
Most importantly, let them live. Support them, love them, and hold their hand as they navigate this last stretch of their journey—just as they held yours when you took your first steps.
“Honor your mother and father, and your days shall be long upon the earth.”
(Credit to the original author for this heartfelt reminder.)

31/01/2025

Shocking Stormy Videos

31/01/2025

If you're under 55, you simply won't get it. 😂

30/01/2025

Epic Slip & Slide Fails

30/01/2025

Intense Animal Close Calls

30/01/2025

Winter Bloopers

30/01/2025

Immense Fires

30/01/2025

I got Asked to Prom my Junior Year by this Guy named James. He has Down Syndrome and nobody wanted to go with him. When he asked me I said of course, not thinking to much into it. I remember when his mom called me on the phone crying and thanking me for going with him. She offered to pay for my dress, hair, and makeup because she said she knew nobody would’ve wanted to go with him. I told her it was okay and that i was happy to go with him.
I remember hanging up the phone crying to my mom about how honored I was to actually to go with him. Prom night was kind of hard to actually enjoy at first because James was kind of all over the Place, but then I remembered that this was HIS Senior Prom; Not Mine. So after that, I went a long with whatever he wanted to do and I ended up having so much fun! Out of the 4 proms I attended during high school, this one was actually my favorite.
Credit: Alexandria Salazar‎

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