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Are you ready for some fun ride? Buckle up and join the train of tweets. 

In case you've ever wondered what the astrology signs look like in the form of crazies on the subway, look no further! Okay, so you probably have never wondered that in your life, but we hope you'll still get a kick out of these pics. Although they may make you want to go out and buy your own car afterward...

In an effort to raise awareness about stray cats in the area, the Yoro Railway LTD partnered with the Kitten Cafe Sanctuary in Gifu, Japan to create the world's first rolling cat café on a train. As part of the event, passengers traveling between the Ogaki and Ikeno Stations were able to share their commute with a whole bunch of adoptable and adorable kittens who needed homes. 

It's a pretty well-known stereotype that the subway system in New York City is full of crazies and weirdos, and these pics prove that to be true. Well, weird sh*t probably doesn't happen that often, but we're still incredibly amused by these bizarre pics of people in public places who just do not give a flying f*ck!

In an effort to raise awareness about stray cats in the area, the Yoro Railway LTD partnered with the Kitten Cafe Sanctuary in Gifu, Japan to create the world's first rolling cat café on a train. As part of the event, passengers traveling between the Ogaki and Ikeno Stations were able to share their commute with a whole bunch of adoptable and adorable kittens who needed homes. 

In an effort to raise awareness about stray cats in the area, the Yoro Railway LTD partnered with the Kitten Cafe Sanctuary in Gifu, Japan to create the world's first rolling cat café on a train. As part of the event, passengers traveling between the Ogaki and Ikeno Stations were able to share their commute with a whole bunch of adoptable and adorable kittens who needed homes. 

A few days ago, the Instagram account @SubwayCreatures shared a video of a rat bumping and grinding on the poles of a Manhattan train and took the internet by a storm. The internet quickly dubbed this critter as the "Pole Dancing Rat'. But on this funny page, you can find so many more videos of funny animals riding the train and here are some of their latest. We just can't stop laughing. 

Thanks to Japanese retailer Felissimo, even cats will get to pretend-travel distances far and wide in fancy cardboard trains! What's great about it being made of cardboard is that it also acts as a cardboard scratcher for the cats, so it's not only cute but practical. There are loads of other ways a cat can make use of the trains, like poke its paws through the various holes or climb on top. The trains are probably ideal for cat owners with more than one feline in the house, since Felissimo offers all three colors as a 3-month subscription-style service where one arrives each month. Orders can be made online, with each train available at a cost of 2,748 yen (USD$25). Via: Grapee

We might be going to hell for making innocent kids' shows into dank memes, but at least we get some humor out of it all? In all seriousness though, these are fine to share with your family and friends because we really don't want to actually ruin your childhood! 

Anyway, please enjoy these memes, know as "You Dare Oppose Me Mortal!"

Hamish, whose real name turned out to be Tyson, took the journey from Sallins to Dublin's Heuston station in Ireland on his own. The dog has been reunited after an appeal that saw the dog gain some fans. Read this awesome twitter thread following his search efforts till the happy ending.  

If you've ever ridden public transportation, you're well aware that some seriously freaky things can occur when trying to get from point A to point B. Lizzie O'Leary asked her followers to share their wildest subway stories and they do not disappoint. From goatse (don't google that at work) to snakes on trains, the tales of woe are incredibly entertaining.

Well, anything could happen on the city public transportation, including a women feeding a pigeon inside a Tupperware box...

Anyone who lives in a big city knows that going on public transportation is like stepping into a different world with its own set of rules. These tweets can definitely prove it. 

New York City's subway system is notoriously horrible. The MTA offers a melange of inconvenient construction, public defecation, constant delays, and even controversial line closures. Commuters battle with rats, garbage, dancing youths and sometimes even violent passengers. Unfortunately, not every subway saga is as adorable as pizza rat. Vice writer Sara David has opened our eyes to a whole new world of public transportation psychosis. A ludicrous tale involving rush hour and hard-boiled eggs. Brace yourselves - this tale ain't pretty.