Same thoughOne day I was getting ready for school. Walked-ran down the stairs, and I stopped. A-a-achooo. I threw out my back.
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Same thoughOne day I was getting ready for school. Walked-ran down the stairs, and I stopped. A-a-achooo. I threw out my back.
Been there, done thatOne day I was getting ready for school. Walked-ran down the stairs, and I stopped. A-a-achooo. I threw out my back.
Same... LolOne day I was getting ready for school. Walked-ran down the stairs, and I stopped. A-a-achooo. I threw out my back.
Can’t see much, but the speed sign looks European, and the grass looks UK. Also speak on English.
Say one that wasSaw this on Tik Tok LOL
Guy 1: "Hey man... Do you think my life is important?"
Guy 2: "I dont know, ask Siri"
Guy 1: "Hey Siri, is my life a joke?"
Siri: "No your life is not a joke....."
Guy 1: *smiles and sighs with relief*
Siri finishing her sentence: "Jokes have meaning"
Guy 2: "OH DAAANG"
OML! I wanted to share that video with you actually!Say one that was
Why don’t I have a girlfriend?
Ask Siri
Siri why don’t I have a girlfriend?
Here’s what I found on the web for why don’t I have a girlfriend- activating front facing camera
Not sure how funny it is but that's one awesome story!When I was 10 my dad and I went to the sand dunes in Arizona or something like that. We went with my dads work (a get together with a client), and he brought me. The owner of my dads company (he is very high up, and the company is large), was there, and he brought his sand buggy’s (bros got a net worth of 500+ million). Me and my dad cruised out through the dunes, jumping and stuff. Then, after a small 6 foot jump, we crashed right into a rock. The engine broke. We were stranded. My dad actually didn’t get fired, but he had to pay 7k to fix the buggy.
Lol. I've heard many variations of that jokeAlbert Einstein gets on a plane and sits down next to an elementary kid. They strike up a conversation and the kid starts bragging about how smart he is, as kids will do. Einstein chuckles and decides to teach the kid a little lesson. "Let's have a contest. I'll ask you a question, and if you don't know the answer, you give me five dollars. Then you can ask me a question, and if I don't know the answer, I'll give you five hundred dollars." The kid thinks this is a pretty good deal, and offers Einstein the first question.
"How many miles away is the moon?" Einstein asks.
The kid thinks for a moment and says, "I really don't know," then hands Einstein five dollars. "My turn," says the kid. "What goes up a hill with three legs, and comes down with four?"
Einstein ponders this long and hard, thinking about all his scientific knowledge and his extensive reading on philosophy and world folklore, but he can't come up with anything. Finally, he gives in. "Alright, you got me." He gives the kid five hundred dollars, then he asks, "Alright, so tell me: What goes up a hill with three legs, and comes down with four?"
The kid shrugs and hands Einstein five dollars.