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Mr. Bean's side-eye game is on point. Seriously, if side-eyeing was an Olympic sport, he'd be bringing home the gold. I tried practicing my side-eye in the mirror, and I ended up looking like I had something stuck in my eye. Mr. Bean, though, he does it effortlessly. It's like his eyes have a PhD in throwing shade.
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I was thinking, what if Mr. Bean had a normal job? Like, imagine him working in customer service. You'd call him up, and all you'd hear on the other end is mumbled grunts and the occasional squeaky toy sound. "Hello, this is Mr. Bean, your customer support. Please hold while I make weird faces at the computer screen." I'd stay on hold just for the entertainment.
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You ever notice how Mr. Bean is like the Yoda of the non-verbal world? I mean, the guy doesn't say a word, but he's got this silent wisdom going on. It's like he's mastered the art of communication through awkward facial expressions and bizarre gestures. I tried that once at a family gathering, but instead of looking wise, I just looked constipated. Lesson learned: Mr. Bean, 1; Me, 0.
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Mr. Bean and romance – now there's a combo. I can picture him on a date, trying to impress someone with his charm. He'd probably bring a teddy bear as a gift, accidentally spill spaghetti all over himself, and then try to play it off by turning it into a modern art masterpiece. Forget candlelit dinners; Mr. Bean's idea of romance is a slapstick comedy of errors.
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