1 is the only number whose value is equal to the number of digits

Nerds wearing braces is a stereotype because kids who are supported and encouraged in education by their parents come from financially stable households, which can afford braces

Millenials treat our pets as family because we can't afford one

The other side of your skin is wet

There's no such thing as scarcity when speaking about digitally created and distributed assets.

Camping couldn't exist until humanity invented not-camping.

So many sites are going to have a content drought during the 48 hour blackout

Men in heavy metal bands seem to have much less male pattern balding than men in the general population

Centaurs have two rib cages…

Someone has counted the highest without skipping a number.

Most homes are relatively easy to rob, we just hope thiefs don't show any particular interest in them.

Judges, with their wigs and hammer, being referred to as 'Justice' and addressed by 'Your Honor' are cosplaying in a period piece and we are going with it like it is perfectly natural.

Having the same breakfast every day is considered normal. Having the same dinner every night is considered bizarre.

Club goers in the John Wick universe are extremely blase about gun/knife/tomahawk fights going on around them.

A 10-year-old child doesn’t seem that old, but when something happened 10 years ago, it feels like it happened a millennium ago.

In comic books, people who work hard, use their smarts, and rely on themselves are usually villains, whereas heroes are usually born with their powers and didn't have to earn anything.

As stupid as you might think fashion is getting, we still haven’t seen someone with unibrow shave everything but the connecting middle

Until proven otherwise, every day is your last day alive.

It is odd that the Lord of the Rings trilogy is named after the villain of the series.

Sheldon Cooper never questioned why Leonard's childhood bully looked so similar to his dead father .

Even though snails are very slow, they just always seem to appear out of nowhere