Sunday AIIIGGGGHHHHH!

If you listen to Internet crazies (don’t do it … except for me, of course), today will be the end of the world, thanks to the planet Nibiru. I don’t think it’s going to happen, but if it does, we can always prevail upon these guys, at least for a few laughs.

Nope, this is all mine. Check with the Rottweiler down the street.
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And there was no cat food! The horror!
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No. 2 on the list of dumb things to do. No. 1 involves a dotard.
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Surely it’s not too late …
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He knows something …
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Most adorable apocalypse ever.
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OK, that one’s actually kinda creepy.
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Now if they start napping together, we’re screwed.
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Aaaannndd we’re screwed.
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Here, this will make you feel better.
GIF found on Tenor.

23 thoughts on “Sunday AIIIGGGGHHHHH!

  1. When Prophecy Fails, a classic, 1957, study of what end-of-the-world cult members do when the world doesn’t end (Damn!) found they tended to increase their proselytizing, getting new members on the basis of the rescheduled end of the world. Many years later, a review of the research field notes suggests that once the participating researchers (pretending to be cult members) reached their conclusion about renewed proselytization, they sometimes would be quick to suggest, “Let’s get some new members.”

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    • There was always supposed to be a catastrophic earthquake on the New Madrid fault line when I was at ASU, and my favorite poli-sci professor delighted in pointing out that it hadn’t happened, and the person who predicted it always ended up saying he miscalculated but it was really, REALLY gonna happen in a year. 🤔

      The whole time I was there, I only felt tremors two or three times at most. Only freaked me out when I was on a balcony in the fine arts building waiting for class.

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  2. Several years ago, Walter Jon Williams wrote a book titled “The Rift” about what might happen if there was a really huge earthquake on the New Madrid fault line in contemporary times. If you like disaster novels about earthquakes and other natural disasters, I recommend that you read this book.

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  3. That cat in the Doomsday Preppers: Kitty Edition picture is definitely ready with all of those cans of cat food. It won’t have to catch its own food. Instead, I guess the cat expects its human servant to open the cans and feed it.

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  4. I have known and seen my cats catch rats and mice and birds. Then the cat would eat them and the cat wouldn’t share them with me. As a matter of fact, the cat growled at me and told me to stay away–this is mine and I am not going to share.

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  5. That was probably a good idea not to take Luke up on his offer to share his food with him. You would need to cook it first and he would think you were ruining it by cooking it.

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