Any slight change in routine can sound huge alarms in one’s head. A strange sight or an odd change, big or small, can send your mind spinning with theories, worries, and possibilities.
The pics in this list spark that same feeling of confused wonder, making you awfully suspicious.
“The back tires on this truck…”
Well, he drove there, so they must be good enough…right?
Inside jobs.
The uploader explained some context surrounding this photo to make it even worse than it already is, “Today my janky ass company put this paper out informing us if there is a fire in our area, we aren’t to evacuate, we are to fight the fire in pairs. We build wood cabinets for a living and have never received a second of firefighter training.”
“They were all shaking on the bumpy road.”
And you slowed down to take a picture while driving? Is anybody on the road driving safely these days?
“Large bread dog park.”
I’m going to be real disappointed if I walk by and there aren’t giant loaves of bread sitting in the grass with their owners.
‘75% of the time I refill my ice trays, I get upside down [icicles].”
The poster went on to say they think it’s aliens or a mini black hole, but my bet’s more on fairies.
“This monkey on my new duvet cover…”
Pretty sure that isn’t a monkey. Or, if it is, that monkey has seen a lot in his time as a duvet cover.
“Here’s one of those phone masks I found in an antique mall.”
This is mentioned so casually like everyone should know what it is, and based on context clues I can figure it out, but I have never heard of one of these before. I wish it had stayed that way.
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“I fear my mom has spent nearly 400 dollars on some fake grapes(?) and artichokes.”
I fear that there’s a company somewhere selling fake grapes and artichokes for nearly $400 and making sales.
“A tempered laminated glass pane draping over a bench like it’s cloth.”
Perfect for taking a quick nap on the bench between bus arrivals. Heavy and crunchy, just like blankets should be.
“This page in my baby’s book.”
Children might have smiled before, but they won’t after seeing this.
“Went to the hospital to get my vaccination and they had a lock on the water fountain.”
Of course this is necessary and we’re all used to this sort of thing by now, but that doesn’t make it any less ominous-looking.
“A Ear Shaped (and Sized) Shell!”
Yeah, it’s definitely a ‘shell’ you found and not some preserved remains you have. It’s totally not a real ear.
“Deaths are coming.”
I mean, yeah, probably, but you didn’t have to word it like that. Didn’t have to put it in all caps. Now I’m just scared.
“Finnish train doors are best opened by hands with SIX fingers.”
That extra finger’s worth of strength can have a big impact where you least expect it.
“[Gummi] teeth in a bag of gummi rattlesnakes.”
Those are the remains of the last person who tried to mess with those gummi snakes. Are you sure you want to give it a go?
“Saw this really buff squirrel walking around town today.”
They’ve been watching us humans construct squirrel-proof feeders and the like and decided to become stronger. They will not be stopped.
“Ladder like a Dali painting.”
What is actually happening here, though? Is that ladder really curved? How? Is it bendy? Why would you ever climb up a bendy ladder?
“I found this in my mother-in-law’s freezer. It insists that it’s beef a few too many times.”
I don’t think ‘unique flavor’ is quite the selling point they want it to be here.
“My arm after biking through heavy fog at 5am.”
Yeah, that’s all it was, you’re totally not transforming into a yeti (don’t worry, your secret’s safe with us).
“A long M&M that I got in an M&M bag.”
No, I don’t actually think someone snuck a pill into an M&M bag.
However, it does look an awful lot like a pill.
