84 Shower Thoughts That'll Definitely Have You Standing In One Place Thinking About Them All Day

    "It’s likely that over 99% of trees that you look at will be still here when you’re dead."

    Do you ever have moments where a totally random thought crosses your mind while you're taking a long shower, and then you spend an embarrassingly long amount of time thinking about that thought all day?

    A person with their eyes wide open looking shocked

    Well surprisingly, there's an entire community on Reddit called r/ShowerThoughts that is filled with tons and tons of these random thoughts that leave us with our jaws on the floor and ready to overthink!

    So, here is a long list of random realizations that people have come to that'll leave you pondering all day:

    1. "Fruits and vegetables fired from a cannon are biological weapons."

    —u/LordOEternia

    2. "Dogs are way more excited about seeing random dogs than we are about seeing other random humans."

    3. "Bone broth is boneless bones."

    —u/ImariP123

    4. "Dinosaurs went extinct except for the few of them that evolved into birds, which turned into chickens. Humans then kill the chicken and turn them into dinosaurs (dino nuggets)."

    —u/notalebo

    5. "Your most annoying/repulsive song you’ve ever heard is on someone’s favorites playlist."

    —u/Minnesdonchya

    6. "We're the last generation who can talk to WW2 vets."

    —u/d0aflamingo

    7. "Once we start harvesting comets and other chunks of ice for water in space someone is going to have the first drink of water that has never passed through any other living being before."

    8. "8 hours of drinking is binge drinking, 8 hours of TV is binge watching, 8 hours of sleep is barely enough."

    —u/odneh_

    9. "Sweatpants were made for physical activity, but wearing them in public makes you seem lazy."

    —u/Emil_EM

    10. "Your butt can shoot out all states of matter."

    —u/flashy-flash-587

    11. "Windows is the friend you tolerate because Apple is stuck up and Linux is a hermit."

    u/Finding_Plato

    12. "Buying a Porsche is cheaper in the long run than having kids."

    13. "Watching a horror movie and seeing the characters do the exact wrong thing at every opportunity must be exactly how climate scientists have felt for 50 years watching world governments."

    u/Batman_wears_Crocs

    14. "A super intelligent species that was able to locate us and then travel all the way here wouldn't need us to take them to our leader."

    u/Finding_Plato

    15. "The younger generations bear the brunt of the recklessness of the older generations."

    u/zztop610


    16. "Movie theaters aren’t in the movie business, they’re in the popcorn and concessions business."

    17. "All sources of light are temporary, and are going to expire one day but darkness, persists forever."

    u/-CawmunGames

    18. "Bass and vase rhymes with each other, bass and bass does not, and occasionally so does vase and vase."

    u/Plotees_the_third

    19. "The system isn't broken. It's fixed."

    u/Finding_Plato

    20. "When you go shopping, the business is buying your money with their products."

    u/prettycooldude1995


    21. "Sony and Marvel treat each other like a divorced couple that hate each other but tolerate each other for their child (Spider-Man)."

    u/DanielPano

    22. "Even when a balloon is half inflated, it is completely full."

    u/pufballcat

    23. "Every minute of your day, you have to trust other people not to kill you."

    u/Datgaminghuman420

    24. "Teeth are the only problem that if you ignore them, they will go away."

    u/Canes-Venaticii

    25. "The asteroid that ended the dinosaurs was technically the highest ratio of killing birds to one stone in Earth's history."

    An imagine of the asteroid flying out of the sky about to kill the dinosaurs

    26. "A different version of you exists in the minds of everyone who knows you."

    Mauveinex

    27. "As an identical triplet, you are simultaneously one of the rarest and most common people on the planet."

    Harris, Hubert, and Hamish from "Brave"

    28. "Making a typo in an online argument is the equivalent of [your] voice cracking in a verbal argument."

    Metamight123

    29. "Once we have self-driving cars, wipers will no longer be essential, because the car doesn't need a clean windshield to drive. Only humans do."

    u/telumv

    30. "Kids will never understand the poignant self-satisfaction of slamming a phone down on the cradle to hang up on someone and end an angry conversation."

    31. "There could be a viral video of you doing something random with millions of views, and you have no idea because you haven't seen it."

    u/P0RKYM0LE

    32. "Gen Z might have been the last generation to know what it’s like to get up early in the morning to catch your favorite cartoons on TV."

    u/herbstohnewind

    33. "Someone out there vividly remembers something you said, which you have completely forgotten."

    u/beanstalkandthejack

    34. "When you walk into a 7-Eleven you wouldn’t think it’s an $18 billion company."

    An outside of a 7-Eleven store

    35. "When we switch to electric vehicles, everything is going to become quieter."

    "I wonder how our ecosystems will be affected with less noise pollution?"

    u/AVengefulChicken

    36. "Adult life is hard, but at least we don't have to do P.E. anymore."

    u/youcantseeshawn30

    37. "It won't be long before people use 'the '20s, the '30s, and the '40s' to describe the 2020s, the 2030s, and the 2040s."

    u/PlankLengthisNull

    38. "If 24-hour clocks started at 23:59 and counted down till 00:01, people might try getting more done."

    39. "We advocate not judging a book by its cover, but also glorify 'love at first sight.'"

    u/spiritofmen

    40. "At some point in life, there was a stranger who got disappointed by how your voice sounded when you started talking."

    u/Lovheim

    41. "Chances are high you are not anyone's best friend."

    u/knasup

    42. "Biscuits and gravy are weird because it’s like, 'Here’s some really wet flour poured over some really dry flour.'"

    A plate of biscuits and gravy

    43. "All adults were children, but not all children will become adults."

    u/sepientr34

    44. "It’s likely that over 99% of trees that you look at will be still here when you’re dead."

    u/Dashover

    45. "The most attractive people you will ever see are often random passersby in public — who you will never see again, not celebrities you can follow on social media."

    u/TheAnachroneer

    46. "The posted speed limit is the legally accepted maximum limit, but the socially accepted minimum limit."

    A speed limit marker

    47. "We’re closer to the year The Jetsons took place (2062) than the year The Jetsons first aired (1962)."

    u/FictionVent

    48. "Most people aren't scared of being alone in the dark — they're scared of not being alone in the dark."

    A person standing by a car outside at night alone

    49. "One day your parents put you down and never picked you up again."

    u/schneida_04

    50. "An everything bagel is proof that you can seemingly have it all and still have a hole inside you."

    Two everything bagels

    51. "We go to work by cars each day, taking the same route, but almost never encounter the same cars along the way."

    u/mishagelka

    52. "If heaven exists, it’s probably going back and doing your life over, but fixing all your mistakes."

    53. "The 10 years between 25 and 35 are far shorter than the four years between 14 and 18."

    u/BandaidPuppet

    54. "The fact that bodies decompose and rot after they die just shows how much our bodies do to keep us alive from contaminates."

    u/itzphantomzz5461

    55. "Painkillers are the 'Mute Notifications' option for the body."

    u/EndTimeEchoes

    56. "Humans are afraid of being bitten by spiders even though they have more teeth. Spiders are afraid of being stepped on by humans even though they have more legs."

    a spider on a web

    57. "Hearing 'I love you' hits different than 'I love you too.'"

    u/riphitter

    58. "We really don't appreciate the fact that email is free."

    u/An_aussie_in_ct

    59. "There are sidewalks in the Cars movies, but they are all cars."

    u/K-pop-Unicorn

    60. "4 a.m. is the hour where you’re either up really late or really early."

    61. "Elementary schoolers who have no control over their transportation are punished more for being late than college students who own cars."

    u/Mutant_Llama1

    62. "There’s a good chance that your calculator history is more embarrassing than your browser history."

    Bart Simpson typing boobs on the calculator

    63. "Being 'on your phone all day' went from sounding very sociable to very unsociable within the span of a decade."

    u/DrAwkward404

    64. "Finding an eggshell in an Egg McMuffin is both annoying and reassuring."

    An egg McMuffin from McDonald's

    65. "Pressing the ‘lock’ button on your car key fob multiple times is the grown-up version of saving your game twice."

    u/Joba_Fett

    66. "If you're still pretty young, chances are you still haven't met the majority of people who will attend your funeral."

    A coffin at a funeral

    67. "Death is a paradox. It makes everything meaningless while it also gives meaning to everything."

    u/target999 

    68. "The richest person on Earth is technically also the richest person in the universe, since our definition of rich is owning a lot of Earth money, and there's no way for extraterrestrial life to obtain it."

    u/SamTheGang

    69. "Jello isn’t technically boneless."

    Lex from "Jurassic Park" about to eat jello

    70. "Most people would find licking the inside of a pipe disgusting but wouldn't think twice about drinking water coming from that same pipe."

    u/taybul

    71. "Whenever you eat canned pieces of fruit, you are more than likely sharing one whole fruit with someone hundreds of miles away."

    u/SinisterLemons

    72. "Headaches make you realize how much you take not having one for granted."

    u/Sgoody614

    73. "Extra fries in your bag is going to become a thing of the past once fast-food workers are 100% replaced by robots."

    Fries at the bottom of a bag

    74. "Maybe midlife crises aren't really crises at all; the person has just reached a point in their life when they can do what they want and don't care what anyone else thinks. The people who are upset by it are just mad that their opinion doesn't matter."

    u/BJtheRV

    75. "In the Cars universe, a movie about humans would probably be a horror movie. Slender creatures made out of flesh and bone riding the lifeless carcasses of cars for their convenience."

    Mator from "Cars" looking confused and shocked

    76. "You probably know more Latin, a dead language, than you do Mandarin, the most common native tongue."

    u/iGotEDfromAComercial

    77. "You never really know how much fun you're having until you look back at that same moment years later."

    u/imhereforgoodstories

    78. "If Apple had kept its 1976 logo, it wouldn't have to change its logo during pride month."

    Men Admiring an Apple IIc Computer

    79. "Academic grades are strange in that while you’re in school they are the most heavily weighted indicator of your potential, but they are never considered important after your first job post-school."

    u/villis85

    80. "A rating of two stars is worse than a rating of one star because you know whoever rated it actually tried and tested it, and they're not a troll or blind hater."

    u/FeelThePower999

    81. "Your belly button is just your old mouth."

    u/Ryskill 

    82. "A successful marriage ends with watching the other person die."

    Carl and Ellie getting married in "Up" and then Carl sitting in his chair alone after Ellie dies

    83. "The brain not only named itself, but it also recognized that it named itself and was surprised when it realized that."

    u/gopackdavis2

    84. And finally, "Accidentally liking someone's post while snooping through their profile is the digital equivalent of stepping on a twig while sneaking through the forest."

    Yeah, it's safe to say that my brain is utterly fried after reading all these. So I need to close my computer for a bit and go take a nap.

    A woman saying she needs to lie down on "Schitt's Creek"