It is no secret that there are a lot of easter eggs hidden out there by people who enjoy spicing up the lives of others. However, trying to locate them yourself can be quite a time consuming exercise.
So, we’re here to take the hard work out of this, by allowing you to sit back and enjoy these 20 easy-to-miss things that tickled our brains in the best way possible!
“Found this Easter Egg in our neighborhood.”
I think that more houses should hide a little picture of Queen Elizabeth II in their windows. I mean, what else do we have to be doing with our spare time? Nothing, that’s what!
“What looks like the ground floor living room actually opens up to be the garage.”
As clever as this is, I would just be constantly waiting for people to park in front of my garage without realising it was a garage.
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“My mother did the opposite and put a cookie recipe half way through a 30 page final thesis for a course and still got an A because the teacher just reads the beginning and end and skims the middle,” wrote someone in response to this.
“I bought a new generator and I was thoroughly reading the instructions when…”
I was a little more amused by the fact that the answer to what to do if the “engine is out of fuel,” is to “add fuel.” I would never have thought of doing that!
“On the skinny edge of my boyfriend’s skis.”
Apparently the “skinny edge” of the skis is actually called the “sidewall.” Although, I had no idea of that as I’ve never been skiing — also, I’ll be honest, I much prefer the “skinny edge.”
“My friend called me weird for always writing at 90°. I’m lefty and have been doing this since I was a child.”
Apparently this is common amongst lefties, as many lefties jumped into the comments to say that they also do this. You learn something weird every day!
“Saw this on a walk, it is nearly invisible from any other angle.”
It is interesting that they would go with the Pokemon Wheezing as opposed to going with an electric-type Pokemon. Still, pretty damn cool though if you ask me!
“On the box of subscription cat food I got today.”
My brain went to a really dark place with this and I thought that it meant that if you didn’t feed the cat then you would be burying it in this box.
“Darth Vader gargoyle on the National Cathedral, Washington D.C.”
So is this confirmation that the National Cathedral supports the Empire? Well, this has been one hell of an eye-opening experience. When will they be unveiling their death star I wonder?!
“The P on the sign has a dog face in it.”
I do not think that I have ever seen an animal more relaxed than this dog is. No wonder they gave him his own little parking space, how could you not!?
“My kitten with double canines.”
Does this mean that she can do X2 damage? That is one hell of a buff if so. I also wouldn’t be putting your delicate fingers quite so close to them if I were you.
“A doorbell built into the brick wall at a shopping center, doesn’t seem to do anything.”
“What if it leads to someone’s house and every time you ring it they answer their door but no ones there…” posited one person. That would be a terrible experience.
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“Chef Boyardee’s hair turned white as the franchise aged.”
But, when Chef Boyarde tragically passes does that mean that the person on the cover will slowly start decomposing until it is just a skeleton? That would be a little morbid.
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“These are the latest things, brand new Christmas Eggs! Laid fresh by Santa today!”
“Wow, they look so… Wait, did you say that Santa laid them himself?”
“Damn it. I definitely was not meant to mention that part.”
“Ventilation disguised as rubber boots, found in Munich.”
I love the idea behind this, although another person did point out, “but honestly a pair of ‘rubber boots’ just sitting at a street corner is more distracting than normal vent grates.”
“The way the light hits this spiderweb makes it look like a CD-rom.”
All that spider needs to do now if weave itself a web-based CD player and then it will be able to play all of the CDs it wants!
A Monument Hidden In The Grass…
“On one of the areas of grass in front of the Washington Monument there is manhole cover containing a miniature version of the monument that was used as a model for the builders at the time,” this person explained.
“This disclaimer on a bag of dog treats made from high-quality ingredients.”
“Pfft, that sounds like a challenge if you ask me?! Get me a fork!”
“Not again, Dave. This is the fourth bag today, the dog will have no food! If you like it so much, I’ll just buy you your own bag!”
“Mom came by and saw me at work today. I looked down and noticed this. Shows remaining tread as the tire wears down.”
The company who put this in place should really make more people aware of this feature! Also, why is this not on every car?!
“My coconut yoghurt wants to be a book cover.”
This yoghurt pot will be really heartbroken when it hears about the rise in eBooks. Hopefully it will still be able to accomplish its dream of becoming a book cover though.
