31 Of The Funniest 'Meanwhile In' Pics Where The Stereotypes Basically Write Themselves
Stereotypes can at times feel a little unfair but its hard to hold on to that thought when what you expect from someone something or someplace almost always comes true. Heres a look at the lighter side of life at meanwhile in pics from around the world that do kinda prove why stereotypes exist.
Ever wondered how stereotypes came to be? Was it a bunch of 10 people who noticed the exact same thing at the exact same place?
Sure, this 'over-generalised belief' can at times feel a little unfair. But it's hard to hold on to that thought when what you expect from someone, something or someplace almost always comes true.
Either way, here's a look at the lighter side of life, at 'meanwhile in' pics from around the world that do kinda prove why stereotypes exist in the first place. Laughter is guaranteed.
1. Let's just say Japan takes all McDonald's deliveries very, very seriously. And it's fancy as hell.
Reddit/u/mykb10
2. There's no easy way to say this: if you're travelling by train in British Columbia and it's snowing, chances are your view will be something like this.
Reddit/u/JDuke91
3. This is no joke. Back in 2012, a driver in Norway, possibly on Santa duty (just kidding), was stopped for legit carrying three live reindeer in the back of his van.
Statens Vegvesen via thelocal.no
4. Oh, deer! Another sweet offering from Japan.
Reddit/NojayGames
5. Nice one, Russia. Your move, Hollywood.
Reddit/Shoooric
6. Ain't nobody got time to deal with traffic. Not even the nuns in Poland who are pretty serious about horsepower.
Reddit/szyy
7. Wtf, Thailand?
8. And you thought you had problems? After some villagers near Niger River in Africa went missing, here's what authorities discovered.
9. If India has a jugaadu cousin, then it's Bosnia for sure.
Reddit/TomBradyGOAT
10. Here's some graffiti from Canada. Let's just say the country's way too nice.
Reddit/TheLastShade
11. The Finnish are known to love their personal space, a concept wholly unknown in India.
Reddit/Famsys
12. ... so much so public seating in Finland looks something like this.
Reddit/killermasa666
13. Llama tell you, this is a scene from France. Apparently Tour de France Stage 8 was delayed, claims the guy who posted this.
Reddit/SmileyFace
14. Japan in a nutshell.
Reddit/aleenamaleena
15. If you've ever wondered what the mannequins get up to once the doors are shut and the lights go out, here's some evidence from Japan.
Reddit/arbili
16. Guy posting this said the photo comes from Pakistan. Like what are these guys even searching for?
17. The folks in London are so polite they couldn't ask a goose to vacate the platform so they made plans around it.
Reddit/Hello_Wisconsin
18. And how can we not mention India on this list. We do love us some reincarnation.
Reddit/hooliganking
19. Here's something you don't see everyday. But chances are you've already seen this in Korea.
Reddit/alekmude
20. If you're a naughty piggy in North Carolina, U.S., we call the cops on you.
21. Meanwhile half of China is still trying to make it to work on time.
Reddit/j4ckmull
22. The United Kingdom sure knows how to deal with trash and that includes some not so popular presidents.
23. Here's what happens when Sweden cracks a joke. Trainy McTrainface is left red in the face.
Reddit/cyan1618
24. What are the chances this scene from South Africa becomes a reality in India too?
25. Meanwhile in Springfield, Ohio, U.S. Homer, is that you at the wheel?
Reddit/spunknugget
26. Australia sure knows how to warn drivers (and Santa?) about wildlife on the highway.
Reddit/clitmitten
27. Speaking of Australia, this is a legit problem.
Reddit/Shady_Slim
28. Gator meat in Florida has no takers it seems.
Reddit/DwightKSchnute
29. I mean how do you eat meat that's been places and may be shared a drink or two with Pennywise? Thanks, Florida.
30. Only in Singapore. Imagine needing a warning sign for sunburns.
Reddit/BalliBumbulius
31. And while Iceland doesn't have sunburn problems, it does have penis museum problems. Why don't people listen?
Reddit/burningmidnight
Tanya Sirohi is the Trending section lead at Indiatimes. She likes to write on a range of topics including viral stories, UFO sightings and exploring life on Mars.
