These Dogs Are Actually Bigger Than Their Owners
When You Ask Someone How Their Day Was and They Actually Answer
We didn't really want to hear about your day, man. We don't care about you or anything else, for that matter. We only asked because we wanted to be courteous. Some people really do take those useless gestures of civility too seriously. It's true that pretending to be interested in something might be hypocritical, but being nice is one of the things that keeps us together as a society.
Moving Apartments All By Yourself Is Like:
If you've ever been too cheap to employ a moving company, you know how hard it is to squeeze a couch that is twice the size of a car into your old Toyota. If you try to relocate by yourself, you'll look just like this guy trying to get this huge dog into the back of his car. It doesn't work. Stop trying.
Taking the Whole Girl Next Door Thing A Little Too Far
A little bit of old-fashioned romanticism is always nice. The story of falling in love with the girl next door is as old as time itself. It's so ingrained in our culture that some people want to be like the kind, caring, and easygoing girl next door. So who knows if dogs don't dream about falling in love with the dog next door?
That Moment When You Audition for A Role as A James Bond Villain
This guy really went far when it was time for him to audition for the part of the main villain in the upcoming James Bond movie. Also, didn't someone remind him that Bond villains are always cat people and not dog people? By the way, that is complete anti-cat propaganda. Don't get it wrong; we like dogs too, but that's just some cat slander.
When You're Big but Shy
This is what I really want to do with my life. We don't know if we mean "it's a life goal to have a cute dog like this to cuddle with" or "these two kind of look like a cute couple as long as you don't mind that one of them is a dog." To be honest, that dog doesn't really look like a dog. It looks like something else.
When You're At an Asian Restaurant and Get Creative With the Chopsticks
We do this every time we go to an Asian restaurant, and it's kind of rude. No matter what kind of Asian restaurant it is, whether it's Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, or any other kind, as long as we get chopsticks, we promise to put them in our mouths and act like walruses. There's nothing you or anyone else can do about it.