I would like to know both why this dog looks so angry at Jimmy Fallon and why Jimmy Fallon looks like he is in a stoner flick about a wacky, shambling thirtysomething going into teaching for the first time.

Our shadows are meant to always have our back, not betray us to the camera! Disgraceful!

Yep, that certainly is one very long gummy worm, absolutely nothing else to see here...for the sake of my own peace of mind.

But, why would they ever have that sign made in the first place? I spent so long checking all of the paintings before I saw it.

Wow, I can't tell what's worse, the pickpocketing or how depressed this guy looks on his birthday.

"Nope, there's nothing in here, it's just more mat."

"Thank you for that Dave, very thorough!"

"Mom, why don't you come and play with us?"

"Why did you say 'us' sweetie?"

"We can play with the girl trapped in the mirror!"

"Yep, I'm going to go right ahead and throw that away now darling."

Wait, are you telling me that there are unoriginal photographs on Instagram? Jesus, this is baffling!

This brave man wrote, "I'm deathly afraid of heights... I went to the Skydeck at the Willis Tower [and] slowly inched my back to the edge, mustered up all composure I could and took a pic. I thought I nailed it until I saw the photo."

I hope that this was just an attempt to hide a logo for national TV as otherwise, this police department has some serious problems.

"Hey, human being, look how strong I am! I can push these trees apart, don't mess with me!"

Always check the backgrounds of your photos before taking them! This is just further proof that selfie sticks lead to terrible things!

Apparently, it was a woman called Maria De Argon who played Greedo in the close-up shots. Also, why can't insectoid space assassins wear high heels? Don't be so narrow-minded!

Can you imagine not seeing this and then posting it to social media, people would be up in arms about it!

Looks more like you caught yourself "slippin'" more so than anything here, lying beneath your blanket of lies and potato chips!

I mean, it's a great picture of that horse's ass really, and the animal in the background is wonderfully in focus.

It looks like this Emu is looking into the camera and saying, "Did he get her yet? Did he stand on her? How did it look? Can I turn around now?"

I can't believe that this little girl in the pink dress is trying to hog the picture when you're posing all nice there on the left!

That cat was probably trying to stay inside the house for as long as possible to spite the family, and this is the moment that it just gave up.

Those are some very white briefs! Taking a picture of a reflective surface always throws up so many problems!