58 Times People Required Someone To Explain The Joke And The Internet Delivered (New Pics)

dankshot35: BMW drivers don’t use turn signals

FakeTreverMoore12: Gen X, otherwise known as the Forgotten Generation, is left off the list

Aftermathemetician: For years, Leonardo DiCaprio was notorious for dumping all his girlfriends by the time they were 25.

The joke is he let go because Rose was too old for him anyway.

Objectionne: Teen daughter has a school project due tomorrow and waited until 10pm the night before to ask dad for help.

Justaredditor85: The idea is that a lot Christian nationalists no longer follow the teachings of Christ because their leaders don't find them convenient enough to establish wordly power. So for that they support republican candidates and policies which usually are only positive for the rich.

TheRed_Warrior: Whitney Houston had a song called “I’m every woman.”

mizinamo: These are names featured, in order, in the chorus of the song Mambo No. 5 (mostly famously covered, probably, by Lou Bega).

A little bit of Monica in my life
A little bit of Erica by my side
A little bit of Rita's all I need
A little bit of Tina's what I see
A little bit of Sandra in the sun
A little bit of Mary all night long
A little bit of Jessica, here I am
A little bit of you makes me your man (Ha)

IdeaFrequent4358: Car lighter

Over_Bit_557: He’s gonna d*e (and you with him in the plane crash) because some company or government agency doesn’t want that getting out.

Green_Dayzed: There's a thing called the surge (where they seem better) right before the end. It happened with my mom.

MirioftheMyths: Normal people would assume that because it's 50-50, and the last 20 have been successful, it's almost guaranteed that they'll die (this is often called the gambler's fallacy.)

Mathematicians know that past outcomes don't affect this outcome, so it's still 50-50

Scientists know that if he's had such a good streak, he's probably innovated the process in some way, providing a greater-than-50 chance of survival (although the sample size is small, so it's not certain you'll survive)

Safe-Avocado4864: Read left to right she steals the ball and puts it in the tree. Read right to left she rescues the ball from the tree and hands it to the kid.

93rd_misfit: Car salesman pretending to speak with his manager to get a better deal for the customer.. common salesman practice.

JustSimple97: When you are allowed to use the Internet, textbooks and calculators, this means the question is so advanced that none of these things provide you with the solution.

KTPChannel: His name is (East) Indian.

I grew up with a ton of Indians. Whenever we had to answer “what do you want to be when you grow up” in school, all these kids had a) detailed answers, and b) straight, emotionless faces when answering.

I don’t think a single one of them got to choose their own adventure.

certifiedbambi: Heel to sky, western spy.

Slavs squat flatfoot. It doesn't strain your calves as much and means they can stay in squat for hours.

Miserable_Speed5474: Cute as all hell. Cooked for Peter, constantly checked on him, stood up to her dad for Peter.

She showed more interest in Peter than MJ ever did, WITHOUT HER KNOWING THAT PETER IS SPIDER-MAN. SHE CARED FOR PETER PARKER.

Obaid_Rehman97: The top guy is andrew tate.

The guy on the bottom is the guy from the outdoor boys youtube channel. He goes to the most inhospitable places and camps.

FatsDominoPizza: Nothing wrong. It's just showing that the ISO 216 international standard for paper sizes, followed by most countries around the world, has a logic to it:

Each format is built by halving the longer side of the format above. Take half of A0 and you get A1, halve it to get A2, halve it again to get A3, etc. (And the same applies for the B series and the C series.)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_216

The "joke" is that North America doesn't use these standards, and instead use a seemingly arbitrary list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_size#North_American_paper_sizes and that perhaps they get offended when people point that out.

Nervous-Road6611: I may be a physicist, but even I know how to spell "brake". But, as to the joke, when you turn the car, the car is angularly accelerating. When you hit the gas, the car is linearly accelerating. When you hit the brake, the car is linearly decelerating (i.e., negative acceleration). They are all forms of acceleration.