My bad for thinking everyone has common sense.

The downside of common sense is, having to deal with those that lack it.

I love saying “exactly” to stuff that doesn’t make sense.

Clearly I’m not doing Dry January unless you mean sense of humor.

Hate when people ask “why is it called Silence of the Lambs?” Like, did you hear any lambs during the movie? Use your head!

Don’t bother telling me where you’re from, I have no geographical knowledge and no sense of direction.

Just as “magic spells” use special rhymes and archaic terms to signal their power, the convoluted language of legalese acts to convey a sense of authority.

I am under no obligation to make sense to you.

Never get in between a girl and her fries. It’s just common sense really.

An evil genius rising to a position of power is bad but it makes sense at least. Feels insulting we’re constantly seeing evil idiots doing it instead.

One night stands just make more sense for single people. Why would you need a night stand on both sides of the bed?

Lying to stupid people can give you a profound sense of satisfaction, it can also make you president.

Not arguing with people anymore, I’m just gonna say “it makes sense that you would think that”.

I’m trying to cut back on how much sense I make.

Love it when you say or do some common sense thing and the other person has “file not found” written all over their face.

I don’t need all of these heat advisory warnings on my phone. I’ve been outside. I have skin. I know.

Damn boy, are you a horoscope? Because I’m selectively focusing on the parts of you that make sense for me.

Chores give kids a sense of responsibility while teaching relevant life skills such as procrastination.

My issue with Jeopardy is that you never get the sense that the contestants are in any real danger.

Once you realize I’m an idiot, my posts start to make a lot more sense.