As much as there are some pretty cool and incredible things out there, there are also some pretty strange things. The kinds of things that have you scratching your head whenever you see them.
As confusing as they are, though, they’re still pretty interesting. So, if you find yourself staring at these pictures in confusion, you can at least say you were also entertained.
“Prada showroom in the middle of nowhere, Texas.”
I feel like this was either some exclusive thing that only the super rich were able to go to, or this is some kind of front for a pyramid scheme or something. Either way, the fact that this lone Prada building is in the middle of nowhere is pretty suspicious.
“This bicycle I saw.”
I think I’d need to see someone actually on this bike before I can understand how you’re supposed to ride it. As it is now, I have no idea what I’m even looking at. Can you even actually ride it, or is it, like, some kind of art piece?
“These dry footprints on the wet pavement.”
Yeah, I have no idea what happened here. Did someone walk by with some kind of water repellant spray on their shoes? Did someone leave a bunch of shoes on the ground during a rainstorm and then removed them? Literally how is this possible?
“This skinny 2-wheel Volvo.”
I’m like, 99% sure this car wouldn’t actually be able to drive anywhere (for starters, it’s way too small for a single person to sit in). But then, why does it even exist? Is it some kind of weird, flat prop? An elaborate prank? Who knows?
“These insect eggs look like little smiley faces.”
I didn’t even realize that these were bug eggs at first. They sort of look like weird, tiny stickers that someone put on a leaf all in a group. But the fact that they’re eggs makes more sense. Like, a little bit more sense.
“This card that says ‘intentionally blank’ to fill the space.”
I can’t tell if this is a joke or not. It says “intentionally blank,” but the fact that this phrase is on the card to begin with means it isn’t actually blank. It is, in fact, filled with something. And it’s making my head hurt.
“This photo I found in a dumpster.”
I’m not sure what’s more confusing, the photo itself, or the fact that it was found in a dumpster. It almost seems like the kind of absurd thing you wouldn’t throw out, because there’s no way you’d take a picture like this by accident.
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“First thing I saw when I opened the lid after washing a burrito blanket.”
I can’t be the only one who would’ve assumed this was some kind of bread machine without the caption, right? Because that burrito blanket sure does look like an actual tortilla at the bottom of this washing machine. I guess it really lives up to its name.
“This car fashioned after a ’90s jazz paper cup.”
People paint their cars in the strangest ways. And while I actually kind of like this (the ’90s jazz design is a true classic, after all), I still can’t imagine anyone wanting to drive around in it. I dunno, I guess some people just have different tastes.
“The juice at my school comes from 7 different countries.”
I’m not sure if I’d want to drink this, to be honest. Just the fact that this was a weird collab between seven different countries in four different continents makes it seem a bit suspicious. Why are there so many juices from so many places?
“This city has a spot on marketing department. This is located on a ferry line that has frequent delays and frustrated travelers.”
Honestly, I know the context and I’m still confused. I guess it’s this town’s way of being clever, even if it is slightly cringey (only slightly, though, so that’s a plus.
“My son’s SpongeBob activity book is missing the word Squidward in the word search.”
I feel bad for the kids who spent a long time trying to find Squidward, only to realize it isn’t even in there. The letter Q isn’t even in the puzzle at all (but all the other letters in Squidward are).
“My coworker’s keyboard setup.”
Yeah, this has me very, very confused. But if it works for this person, then who am I to judge? Maybe this person is living in the year 3021, and this is how we’re going to end up configuring our keyboards in the not so distant future.
“Shadow coming out of other side of mason jar looks like an undead pirate or something.”
That’s actually kind of cool. And, like, only a tiny bit creepy. Even if the pirate looks slightly intimidating, at least he can’t hurt you.
Still, how does that even end up happening?
“This tree looks like it has a face. Spotted in Alpine, CA.”
I really want to know what’s going on with the bark on this tree. It looks really strange. And kind of soft. Yeah, it’s pretty odd.
Not as odd as the face that’s in the tree, though. I don’t like it one bit.
“The printer in my office uses little paint balls instead of cartridges.”
As confusing as this is, I kind of wonder if it’s a better idea than standard ink cartridges.
Well, according to the Reddit comments on this post, the balls are more wasteful. So, why would they do this in the first place?
“Toucan shaped driftwood.”
I really don’t know how driftwood keeps doing the thing. The thing is, of course, making shapes that look like different things. Could someone mistaken this for some kind of shrivelled up toucan skeleton? I honestly would not be surprised if that happened.
It almost doesn’t even look like wood.
“Our local Toys R Us location is now a beer, wine, and spirits store. But it looks like Geoffrey stuck around for the party.”
Oh Geoffrey. I guess they didn’t want to get rid of the one remaining piece of Toys R Us decor left on that place. And judging by the little wine glass in his hand (hoof?), he doesn’t seem to mind that much.
“I have 5 Wisdom Teeth.”
If you’re lucky, you can go your entire life without having to worry about wisdom teeth. Or, you could be unlucky , and end up with 5 somehow.
I do not want to be on the other end of that dental procedure, thank you very much.
“A green grape growing on the stem of red grapes.”
I think that this green grape is just an unripe red grape. But there is a difference between actual green grapes and red grapes. I think. Or… maybe they really are the same?
Man, I feel like I don’t know anything anymore.
“A plant growing out of a garbage disposal.”
You’d think that the force from the sink would’ve knocked that seed down the drain before it started sprouting. But I guess anything is possible.
I wouldn’t want a whole plant growing out of my garbage disposal, though, so I’d probably be getting rid of it.
“I’ve never seen a pallet this clean.”
I kind of just assumed that all pallets were covered in dirt and scuff marks, even the newly made ones. I don’t know why it never dawned on me that they could be clean . This seems wrong, somehow, like we’re seeing a forbidden pallet.
“A beer can fell out of our fridge and landed like this.”
Because gravity is just a myth, right? Seriously, how did this happen without the can exploding, getting beer everywhere? Maybe the way it’s lodged into the bottom ledge of the fridge is keeping it plugged up…
I’m glad I’m not the one who has to remove it.
“My dad got a one cent refund check from Sprint in 2002. He framed and hung it on his wall.”
I mean, a single cent is kind of worthless. If I were this person’s dad, I’d probably also frame a check from 2002 for a one cent refund.
How this person even got this check to begin with is probably a really interesting story.
“My neighbors have an oversized chair in their yard.”
I really want to know why anyone would have a chair this big to begin with. I’m pretty sure there are very few people who would be able to sit comfortably in there (like, you’d have to be super tall).
Or maybe it’s just a weird lawn decoration.
“My local McDonalds ran out of sauce lids?”
Yeah, this is pretty confusing. Who would’ve thought that the sauce containers at McDonald’s were the same size as the hot drink lids in the first place? But hey, at least they were able to make it work. After all, anything is possible.
“I found this tiny sand dollar at the beach.”
Sand dollars always have me scratching my head. They’re just so weird, and the majority of the ones you find on the beach are already dead.
This one is so tiny, though. I didn’t even know they came in this size. And I don’t even know if it’s alive.
“This guy in front of me on the train.”
While it’s true that you can make music anywhere, it’s still a little weird to do it on the train. Like, imagine busting out your keyboard while on public transit, and just playing away. Could not be me, let me tell you.
“This ball of Babybel wax I have been making.”
This takes me back to the good old days of grade school where we’d make little balls of Babybel wax and try to get them to stick to the classroom ceiling. But, that was usually with just one piece of cheese. It must’ve taken hundreds to get a ball this big.
“An elderly customer came in today with a McDonald’s VIP Card.”
I have truly never seen one of these before in my life. How do they even work? Do you collect points? Get a free meal? And how is this any different from just using their app? Yeah, I have too many questions.