Funny stuff

First, a few recent cartoons:

Next, here are some fascinating accounts to follow:

Global distribution of flamingos pic.twitter.com/SfTDLzYfzV

—
Amazing Maps (@amazingmap) January 20, 2023

In 1992, around 29,000 rubber ducks fell off a cargo ship in the Pacific Ocean. This is where they made landfall. pic.twitter.com/DmIKUOBuN4

— Amazing Maps (@amazingmap) December 14, 2022

When you can't afford a trip to Europe pic.twitter.com/xVtvzwJK7H

— Terrible Maps (@TerribleMaps) January 7, 2023

And in Milan, which is in northern Italy and closer to Central Europe, a great cathedral was commissioned in 1386.

It took centuries to build and mixed countless Gothic styles - from the Perpendicular to the Flamboyant - with Renaissance elements; the result was totally unique. pic.twitter.com/WTuG8w1frb

— The Cultural Tutor (@culturaltutor) January 21, 2023

pic.twitter.com/wN7qpDIf5Y

— Papa Woof und Krampus und Bleaken (@woofknight) January 6, 2023

This is cute art for kids...pic.twitter.com/9ri9KkvHmC

— Figen (@TheFigen_) January 14, 2023

Here's the full story! pic.twitter.com/dIHmGVMiz4

— WeRateDogs® (@dog_rates) January 18, 2023

AAAAAAAAY back ! https://t.co/qHHsE4ZREX

— Henry Winkler (@hwinkler4real) January 21, 2023

How big is this?

Please answer in jiraffes or half-jiraffes as is proper for asteroids.

— jrenom (@jrenom) January 20, 2023

(If you can't remember the details about the "half a giraffe" asteroid measurement, its at the end of this post from March - Today's News: The end of the beginning?)

Triggers 😂 pic.twitter.com/PqDeCcoykB

— James Cameron (@lumin8) January 21, 2023