Sure. There was a drunk woman who thought she was in a race. She was shouting things like 'I'm going to win!' But she was driving at a snail's pace. She kept looking at the side mirrors as if there were other racers behind her. The police found her parked on the side of the road later, still in her 'racing' mode.
Yes, like the one where a drunk driver thought his car was a horse - drawn carriage. He was making 'neigh' sounds and was waving a pretend whip in the air while driving. His passengers were both laughing and scared at the same time. Thankfully, he was stopped before anything bad happened.
Sure. There was this woman who was drunk driving and mistook her windshield wipers for turn signals. So every time she wanted to turn, she just turned on the wipers. It made for a very strange sight for other drivers on the road.
One time, a drunk guy thought his headlights were disco lights. So while driving, he was flashing them on and off in a rhythm like he was at a party. Other drivers were really confused. He got pulled over quickly, but his crazy idea of his car being a mobile disco was quite a story.
There's this story where a dog owner let his dog run wild in the neighbor's garden. As repentance, he dressed up his dog as a little gardener, complete with a tiny hoe and watering can, and took a photo of the dog 'working' in the garden and sent it to the neighbor with an apology note. It was really funny and the neighbor forgave him easily.
Yes, in some areas, strict enforcement of drunk driving laws has led to a reduction in drunk driving incidents, which could be considered a form of success. For example, in a particular city, after increasing the number of sobriety checkpoints and imposing harsher penalties, the number of drunk driving arrests decreased significantly over a year.
A girl with IBS was at a family gathering. There were so many delicious foods, but she knew she had to be careful. However, she couldn't resist trying a little bit of everything. Soon enough, her IBS started to give her trouble. She ended up running to the bathroom multiple times. Her family members, who knew about her condition, were joking about how she was 'visiting the porcelain throne' more often than chatting with them. It was a bit embarrassing for her at first, but then she saw the humor in it too.
Well, there's this story. A divorced woman knew her ex - husband was a huge football fan. So she bought all the tickets to the local football team's home games for the entire season and didn't tell him. He was left with no way to watch his favorite team play live at home stadium. It was a bit of a mean but funny revenge.
At a building project, they were setting up some large wooden beams. A couple of workers misaligned one of the beams and when they tried to correct it, it swung around and knocked over a stack of wooden planks. The planks made a huge crashing sound and fell like dominoes. It was a big mess, but the panicked looks on the workers' faces were so funny that we couldn't stop laughing. It took a while to clean up, but it was a memorable moment on the construction site.
Yes. There was a cannibal who was always late for the feasts. His tribe mates would scold him. One day he showed up early but with a very small person. He said, 'I got this one on my way here, he's just an appetizer because I'm always late for the main course.' This shows the warped sense of humor that can be associated with the concept of cannibalism in fictional and comical stories.
Sure. There was this ranger who was on patrol in the woods. He came across a bear that seemed to be in a really grumpy mood. The bear charged at him. The ranger quickly climbed on a big rock. The bear tried to climb up too but it was too fat and just slid back down every time, which was quite funny in a way.
I heard about an Indian drunk who mistook a mop for a dance partner. He was at a local bar and the music was playing. He grabbed the mop, which was left by the cleaner, and started dancing with it. He held it close and twirled around as if it was a beautiful woman.