Not everything needs to make sense. That said, when something doesn't make sense, it has a way of sticking in your mind. Why did this happen? What was the thought process? Why is all of life chaos?
We can't answer these questions for you, but we can at least commiserate in the knowledge that we're all a bit weirded out by these pics.
I've never encountered a pizza place that's run out of pizza boxes, but that's the only plausible explanation I cant think of here.
If this old-school peanut suit guy ever ran into a group of hungry squirrels, I don't think he'd survive the encounter.
What kind of weird, dark place was the sculptor in when they made this horrifying off-brand Madagascar statue thing?
Everyone knows an octopus should have eight legs, but this one has 96. It's, uh, more than a little bit unsettling.
I don't know what's in the box these guys are lugging onto the Moscow Metro, but the box does look a little like a coffin.
I guess the LARPers and collectors of the world sometimes need a place to stash their broadsword, so a magnetic knife rack makes some sense.
Not only does this improvised hot tub look dangerous, it looks even more like anyone who gets in it is being cooked for dinner.
I know that life presents us with limitless opportunities, but just because you can do something doesn't mean you actually should.
Most apartment buildings have an adjacent parking lot, but not too many have an adjacent parking lot exclusively used by tanks.
No one person could justify a toilet this big, so the only possible explanation is that it's a toilet for two (or three).
The approach to this Russian airport is littered with the wreckage of the planes that didn't make it. It's pretty grim.
This guy is making sure to cover his face and engage in social distancing, but his methods seem a little extreme.
I've been using various versions of Windows for close to thirty years, but somehow I don't feel this same level of connection.
Finally: a couch that's missing two legs, yet is perfectly balanced. I'm not sure if this is art, or if it's profoundly stupid.
Okay, if you look close you can see that this person is wearing a furry hat. But the first glance is downright terrifying.
If anyone ever wanted a lampshade that looks like a gross Jello monstrosity from a 1950s cookbook, well, here you go.
The PS5 is a console with futuristic looks, so naturally this person decided to make theirs look like a decaying brick building.
This sticker just says RICK MORANIS in all caps. There's no further explanation. "Showed up on a utility pole outside my work today" was all the uploader gave us to work with. Perhaps no further explanation is needed.
Lowriders are cool and all, but it's hard to see above the surrounding traffic. Here's a car that affords the driver a view.
Someone found this sculpture at a thrift store. Somehow I don't think it's going to fit into the knick knack collections of most people.
