How to be a rebel! (part 4)

I filled in a job application form recently, and it asked me to describe myself in three words, so I wrote:

"I am a rebel!"

If, like me, you'd also like to be a rebel, then you've come to the right place, because this week the Charles Fudgemuffin blog highlights a few examples which demonstrate the art of being a rebel.

1) Rebellious diver

Top marks for the amount of effort put in to create this first act of rebellion.

Credit: flickr

"Don't tell me where I can dive! I'll dive where I want!"

In all seriousness, apparently he was leak testing the pool, but either way, he was still breaking the rules!

How to be a rebel! (part 3)

Do not read the next sentence!

"Nobody tells me what to do, so I'll read what I want!"

Okay. You're a rebel. I like that. Now that we've established that you're a rebel, you may enjoy this week's blog post, as it features rebellious eaters, rebellious crows, and even rebellious headless people!

1) After Before Eight

To start things off, here's an example of insurrectionary confectionary.

After Eight Seven

Nobody tells me when I can eat!

Credit: reddit

How to be a rebel! (part 2)

May 29th is an important day for fans of avocados, because today is National Avocado Day!*

* Seriously, I'm not making it up. Check out the link below if you don't believe me:
nationaltoday.com/national-avocado-day

Given that I occasionally use national days as the inspiration for blog post ideas, you may therefore be expecting me this week to publish a blog post about avocados. However, you'd be wrong, because this week I'm not going to write about avocados, or indeed any fruit/vegetable.

Instead, in an act of rebellion, I'm going to write about how to be a rebel. To start things off, here's one creature that is definitely an inspiration for all budding rebels...

1) Rebellious seagull

This seagull doesn't play by the rules!

"Squawk! Taxation is theft! Squawk!"

I can't help thinking that it's a bit pointless having a sign telling seagulls they're not allowed, primarily because all the seagulls I've ever encountered have been unable to read signs.

How to be a rebel!

This week the Charles Fudgemuffin blog features a few rebels standing up and refusing to be told what to do by the establishment machine...

1) Do not use blade to open.

To start things off, here's a rebel living dangerously when opening a box...

Be careful with that 'Blade'!

Not the 'blade' they were expecting.