The beauty of a good pic is how succinct it can be compared with our clumsy attempts at using words to get a message across. Often we can grasp in an instant something from an image that is much more difficult to articulate with words.
And sometimes we need a bit more to go on than what's in a pic, but when it becomes clear, the message couldn't be much more powerful.
It's hard to ask for a more potent message about powering through than this image of a young woman who broke both arms during a triathlon and still finished second in her age group.
And in this case, he's spot on about the rise of the surveillance state.
Mind you, it's kind of ironic that even in a surveillance state, Banksy can still put up large public art pieces without giving away his true identity.
For the record, the Moon is about a quarter of the size of Earth, so that smaller ball might need a few more rubber bands. Come on, Paul.
I think what they wanted to get at was that the wings are quite good.
And she's pretty unhappy with them, as she has had to have her 9-month-old hospitalized twice and will probably face even more hurdles thanks to measles.
And as the world warms, the authors of the plaque's message leave a chilling note, saying that only future generations will know if the present generation is up to the task of preventing catastrophe.
Like getting a case of the giggles in front of the camera. It's rare to see in those old-timey pics though, don't you think?
Who doesn't love a good ribbing between neighbors via highway directions?
Safety is serious business, but sometimes the lighthearted approach is a better way to get a message across.
Seeing this coaster at a bar would definitely get me thinking about when to say "when."
I'm sure this is an effective metaphor for plenty of things, and is great meme material, but how does that help a driver?
When it's hot out, you can't have too much A/C, and on public transit, that's almost worth bringing your own fan on.
I mean, if they're going to leave a loss prevention chip inside, it's like asking to test it out, right?
And it shouldn't be controversial to stand up for science, but that's the world we live in.
It might be outdated as comedy goes, but is it inaccurate?
This guy was challenged to illustrate his depression and, well, mission accomplished. "Making this was the start of my healing," he said.
He's blind, and she can't walk, but together, they're an unstoppable hiking combo.
All she wants is for people to be kind to each other.
She's inspiring a new generation who might not think that they have access to such a magical future.
We take things like FaceTime for granted, but this guy is using it to have a conversation with a friend via sign language.
