18+ People Who Found Wild Ways To Express Themselves

I know that many people have zero tolerance for villains at the movie theater, but just this once, can we let him enjoy his popcorn? He isn't bothering anyone.

As the last unmarried sibling in the family, this guy always makes sure to take part in, and even dress up for, family photos. But he's only participating if he gets to demonstrate his utter loneliness.

I guess not everyone will get this reference, and the source material skit is kind of dumb to begin with, but I'm guessing that the driver of this Audi might be the Loch Ness Monster.

Like my former across-the-hall neighbor with a welcome mat that simply said "Go away," this person doesn't mince words. They are, however, willing to add a little gnome-y whimsy to the display.

Sometimes you have a message that you just need everyone to hear. Sometimes that's because you care about safety, and you've never driven stick before, and everyone's about to be in serious danger.

If you've ever jokingly worn a CVS receipt as a scarf, only to realize that you actually really like the aesthetic, this guy's whole deal represents style goals.

The backstory here is that this guy was getting sick of his dad constantly posting pics of trophy deer. Looks like his dad is no longer the only hunter in the family.

After reading this three times, I'm still not sure what to make of it. I guess it's nice to know where a future serial killer lives.

Do you ever want the sense of accomplishment that only comes from cutting a ceremonial ribbon? Even if no one's there to celebrate with you, there's no reason you can't make it happen.

This sign is kind of all over the place. I'm on board with the edict against racists, bigots, philanderers and thieves. But yoga teachers? Brian? Someone has some strong opinions.

I mean, the recipient clearly likes Da Bears, and the hamburger and flag are self-explanatory, but I really don't know what to make of the dadbob merman...

"My kid did this portrait of me over 10 years ago," wrote the mom who posted this pic, adding, "I still look the same, IMO."

I mean, the art is well-rendered, but imagine a child ending up behind this person on an escalator. Scarred for life.

This is just another example of something that comes off a bit weird. But it's also undeniably authentic to the weirdo who wrote the letter.

And then you realize that the congregation is made up of taxidermy squirrels and the cross is actually power lines. Choices were made.

I've found some very strange things in thrift stores, but this may be the weirdest. Whoever made it is weird, but the person who buys it is nuts.

New cushions for papasan chairs aren't so expensive that this sort of ingenuity is required.

What is the round thing in there? Is it just a weird design feature, or is it actually a ping ping ball that rolls around while you walk? My level of horror depends on this knowledge.

(I'll see myself out.)

I mean, this might be funny in the waiting room of an autoshop, but it can't possibly be comfortable.

For the gamblers out there, this guy's sign had them at "Bet." I wonder if this guy ever gets people to say, "I'll show him and hit him with a dollar!"

Is this a loophole that can be exploited? Like, can you drive around with no plates, so long as you've taped up a piece of printer paper that swears you're heading to the DMV?

I wonder if the owner realizes it's Harry, from Harry and the Hendersons or just thinks it's a generic Sasquatch.

Yes, that's a giant coronavirus atop a vehicle covered in more pictures of it. Oh, and the vehicle is a Bug. Because of course it is.

There isn't much happiness here, but hey, they're just expressing themselves. They've achieved the dream of finding someone to loathingly grow old with. At least their dog's happy.

There's some good stop sign banter here. I disagree with both takes, because certain animals are delicious, and also because barbecue sauce is not the be-all, end-all when it comes to seasoning.

This looks a lot like the meals I used to make when I moved out on my own for the first time. Basically, everything looked and tasted like it was made by a toddler.

Rapid City, SD has the distinction of eating the most ground beef per capita. Sure, celebrate that. Just own it.

What gets me is how otherwise boring this bathroom is. If you're going to get the crazy toilet seat, at least go all out on your theme.

That's because it's the default wallpaper for Windows XP. Maybe this person just really likes PCs.

In the ever-changing cold war between humans and their cats, sometimes it's necessary to publish propaganda. Cats may outflank us on nearly every front, but at least they can't read or write.

This group of college friends decided to express themselves by aping the way Hollywood stars Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd, Jonah Hill and Jason Segel expressed themselves for a magazine shoot.

Dressing up as a bulldozer for a heavy equipment-themed costume party is totally on point. Dressing up as a bulldozer for a rainforest-themed party, as this guy did, is a very bold move.