
With another challenging year finally coming to a close, it’s time to turn over a new leaf and attempt—with little success—to improve yourself. Here are several common idiotic New Year’s resolutions you’ll never actually keep.
With another challenging year finally coming to a close, it’s time to turn over a new leaf and attempt—with little success—to improve yourself. Here are several common idiotic New Year’s resolutions you’ll never actually keep.
It’s time to finally accept your body for the damaged, irreparable pile of trash that it is.
The only time your brain has felt a spark of joy these last two years has been when you see that a new package arrived. Don’t deprive yourself of that.
You haven’t even looked up what country that’s in—it’s not happening.
Sure, on paper it looks great. They’d be an immediate superpower with considerable control over oil, sea ports and a sizable territory. But internally, those regions are strife with differing ideologies and separatist movements and it’d take a near miracle to pull off.
Sad to think that even this purely frivolous goal that contributes nothing to society will be too much for you to handle this year.
Ever since you gave humanity the gift of fire and Zeus sentenced you to have an organ torn out of your body every night, you’ve been moaning about making a change. But you know you’ll somehow never get around to it.
Why would you even attempt something so futile?
You’re one of the few people who actually had the follow-through to climb the world’s highest mountain but who are also way too lazy to climb back down.
Start with a smaller, more manageable goal of killing the mayor or even a comptroller.
And pay some “professional” to tell you you’re in love with your mother? You already knew this.
Yeah, the person who got overwhelmed by Kris Jenner’s memoir is definitely going to tackle Anna Karenina.
Ha! You’re going to give up on day one and hate yourself for it the rest of the year for it.
It’s a nice thought, but you know better than anyone that it takes you at least one cup of blood in the morning to be even remotely functional at work.
It’s going to be impossible unless Tracey and Peter W. break up.
You try this every year and it always breaks down by Genesis chapter 10. Time to give it a rest.
We all know you can’t stop cold turkey. It would be much more practical to ramp up your consumption of drywall enough to get on the show My Strange Addiction and then use that newfound fame and fortune to buy more drywall.
You know you’ll never do it, you dumb loser.
Widely acknowledged to be completely impossible.
Good luck, pal.