These Dogs Are Actually Bigger Than Their Owners
Survival Tip #4: Blend Into the Environment
This big dog has picked up a thing or two from the chameleons. He has either learned some rudimentary camouflage skills or he is just really good at blending in with his surroundings, which is pretty surprising given how enormous this dog is. We should send this kid into enemy territory to get information and construct the evil guys, or whatever spies do. That's just how good he is.
Riding the Train Home on the Way From A Party Is Like:
We've undoubtedly been through this at least once, maybe even twenty times. Imagine this: you're on the train going home from a party. You are utterly inebriated, and you think everyone knows how drunk you are and that you stand out like a sore thumb. This picture makes us think about that same thing. It just gives off that "I'm a total outsider on this train" sense.
When You Take Your Little Brother for A Walk
Some youngsters just can't seem to get over the phase where they love their teddy bear to death and want to take him with them everywhere they go. We don't know why this happens, but maybe Freud could help us understand it. What we do know is that this dog is clearly giving off "I'm way too attached to my teddy bear" feelings.
When One Blanket Isn't Enough
This woman thought she needed another blanket, even though she already had a large dog that looked like a dinosaur. How is she able to breathe with all that weight on her? That looks like at least 300 pounds of dog. We don't know if we could handle that much dog without our bodies breaking down. You don't want to mess with this woman. She has tough friends.
That's No Guard Dog, That's A Guard Bear!
This sign is so wrong that it should be torn down. No, that isn't a guard dog; that's a full-grown polar bear protecting the area. There is nothing scarier than the thought of being attacked by a huge, angry dog that looks like a T-Rex. We would surely keep away from that building so the dog wouldn't break through the fence and kill us.