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25 images of real pain

people who need a good sense of humor

By Nathan Johnson

Published 7 years ago

people who need a good sense of humor

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“A rat baby just came out of our sink. New York, are you a literal nightmare?”

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“For those who don’t think it gets cold in Australia, it’s been a little bit nippy recently.”

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When you just want to clean your sink

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Sacred animals just don’t care.

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“My security camera was stolen during shipping.”

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“3 weeks ago, an excavator ripped out the backbone of our neighborhood. This 96-ft core cable has been laid down but hasn’t been terminated leaving 136,000 people without an internet connection.”

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Poor phones. What did they do to you?

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When you understand you’re not the best boy in the world anymore

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When you just wanted to cook a pizza

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When you cut more than you had planned

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Beer has many ways to refresh.

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Enjoying clouds, the sky...and watching your phone fall

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When you order the shoes of your dreams

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It would be a shame if you expected a second layer.

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My neighbor forgot to clear his browser history.

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“Got cool earphones and realized there was only one piece.”

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Be ready to bear pain even in childhood.

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“The day I learned I was allergic to bees while working as a beekeeper in Italy.”

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“So this car accident happened today in Amman, Jordan. My brain hurts trying to understand how it happened.”

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Pain and total distrust

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“I bought a great ticket with cool views.”

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“I don’t want to bathe anymore.”

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“$10,000 hair implants and a priceless haircut from my 4-year-old son”

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“This is what happens when you see your baby’s head pop out and then go back in.”

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This is why you shouldn’t take your gadgets with you.

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