Something we can relate to part 3

[J E L]

Continuing the tradition started by gener7, and continued by Peru Bob, we invite you to, “Something we can relate to part 3.” This is the Adobe Community place to post, “relevant cartoons, photo edits, memes and other assorted witticisms.” Here's a classic to start us off in 2024:

[Nancy OShea]

[John T Smith]

Hmm... what about work from home?

[Nancy OShea]

A diet I can stick with.

[gener7]

Courtesy of Ramin Nasibov   x.com/RaminNasibov/status/1922177238998405192

[JR Boulay]

[JR Boulay]

Gérard Depardieu

[JR Boulay]

[gener7]

Ramin Nasabov   x.com/RaminNasibov/status/1919965478794969427

[John T Smith]

Many years ago, before she passed from old age, I had a small RC car that my Serval would chase... that car took a beating

[gener7]

I'm impressed. Seems servals are not usually considered domestic pets from what I read.

[John T Smith]

[kglad]

looks familiar (except for the fangs)

[John T Smith]

[gener7]

[Nancy OShea]

[kglad]

@Nancy OShea 

LOL. (from a retired pediatrician...)

[gener7]

AI being dumb @ChatgptLunatics · May 25

[Leslie Moak Murray]

Haha

[Nancy OShea]

[gener7]

[gener7]

This road is fun! (It's an mp4 clip, but I don't know how to display it in the reply box.)

[Nancy OShea]

OK, so the road plays sounds off the tire treads?

Where is this place?

[gener7]

This "Musical Road" is in Hungary. 

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1396221041092463

Its the "texture" of the road. Grooves were formed on the top layer of the asphalt, so when a car passes through it, sounds of different pitches can be heard, the height of which depends on the depth of the grooves and their distance from each other.

Google "Musical Road" and you'll see many places have them.

[Nancy OShea]

That's really cool. 

[John T Smith]

Any cow owners here?