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We all know that every country does business just a little bit differently. take a look at etiquette to see how things change over borders. 

Adulting is though

People say the funniest things when they think no one is listening. Avner Geller is an artist who works at Dreamworks Animation and often overhears funny and weird things people say to each other. The Illustrations below are samples of a book project titled "OVERHEARD" (working title) which is a collection of illustrations based on real conversations.  Via: Design you trust

Books and learning products for toddlers and kids can easily give one the idea that our children are being groomed for a future in farming or a jungle expedition. Some of the things chosen to represent the alphabet can be a little random and a lot a bit irrelevant. If you were learning a new language, don't you think it'd be easier if the references and phrases were relatable and familiar to you? This funny Instructional diagram can help :)

By Atlas Of Prejudice

By the American illustrator, Li-Anne Dias from Upvoted 

Ta7rich is a Tunisian illustrator who likes to imagine the little adventures of everyday objects in some cute, offbeat and full of humor situations…

The satirical drawings by British Illustrator, Joe Stone, poke fun at our foolish addiction to Facebook, our true face of emotion when typing messages and the irony of being connected to the world yet feeling alone. Enjoy his works below and follow the series on his Tumblr.

We invite you to discover what gentle euphemisms are used in the different countries around the world to describe male masturbation. Via: Ufunk

Mari Andrew is an American illustrator who likes to analyze her daily life as an almost 30-year-old single girl with a large dose of humor and self-mockery.

"Things I've Said to My Children" series by American illustrator Nathan Ripperger notes the strangest and most absurd phrases he told to his children by turning them into funny and offbeat illustrations. So relatable. 

In honor of the never-ending confusion about money, here are 12 differences between your understanding of money in your 20's versus your 30's. For your sake, we hope you can't relate.

Via: Brightside