You ever look at a picture and think about how it just ain’t right? Like, there’s just something about it that feels off, no matter how big or small that detail is.
That’s exactly what’s going on with this list. It may not be wrong, but it ain’t right, either. All in all, these pictures are just very strange .
“The left candle is melting evenly with no wax dripping.”
I dunno, I just don’t trust candles that don’t drip wax. The one on the left in the picture doesn’t seem right. Like it’s a fake candle or something. The one on the right is fine, though.
“This very large strawberry.”
Big fruit always looks really cool and tasty. Until you actually go to eat it, and then realize that it’s mostly water. To be honest, even the most delicious-looking strawberry is going to taste kind of disappointing.
“The toilet paper was folded in a weird way, so it was cut weird.”
To be fair, it all goes to the same place in the end. And yet, I don’t know if I could bring myself to use this toilet paper. It just seems… uncomfortable.
“Lifesaver shaped like Sour Patch Kid holding a Lifesaver.”
I’d say it was just a manufacturing error, but the fact that Sour Patch Kid is holding a Lifesaver makes it feel a lot more deliberate. I… don’t know how to feel about this.
“This seed was growing inside this lemon.”
The last thing you ever want to see when you cut open a lemon is probably a worm, or mold. The second (third?) last thing you’d ever want to see is a sprout. Just seems wrong.
“Hotel I’m staying at uses pool noodles as art décor in the bathroom.”
I can’t tell if this is so avant-garde that we mere mortals can’t truly understand it, or if this is just cheap and lazy decorating. Probably the latter, even if the hotel will try to pass this off as “art.”
“Tall Garage spotted.”
This garage is so tall. Like… uncomfortably tall. Why would anyone need a garage this tall? Everything about it seems so wrong.
No, but seriously. What would you use such a tall garage for? Building a yacht?
“My grandma has been living in the same flat for over 30 years. He’s been hanging on this pipe one floor below since at least 2003. No kids had ever lived on this floor.”
I bet a kid visiting their relative put that there a long time ago. Still, its very existence seems kind of cursed. Just steer clear of it, I guess.
“I found a pizza roll without anything in it.”
This is so wrong on so many levels. But worst of all, it’s just really disappointing. The last thing you want when snacking on pizza rolls is to have one that’s completely empty.
“My peanut shell contained another little shelled peanut.”
Or a double peanut, as it were. This isn’t harmful in any way, it’s just super annoying. Like, imagine spending time peeling a peanut shell, only to find a second shell in there.
“Fork Pressed into Packaging.”
This happens from time to time. But the real question is, can you still use the fork when it’s all said and done? Or is it basically useless? Either way, it just seems wrong for some reason.
“I got a Pringle that is folded in the middle and doesn’t even have flavor on it.”
A folded Pringle is one thing, but the fact that it has zero flavoring on it whatsoever is wrong, plain and simple. You can’t even enjoy the chip, no matter how weird it looks.
“There was a Squidward Mona Lisa painting today at the Louvre.”
I feel like we need more info on this. Was it actually in the Louvre? And if so, why? I’m sure I’m not alone in thinking that this is one uncomfortable painting.
“This demon in my fireplace mantle.”
Not quite scary, but also not quite lovely. It’s just in that weird in-between place where it’s kind of meh, but also kind of a big deal. Needless to say, it just ain’t right.
“Had to cut 20 lb of yellow squash for a catered event. Found two sets of fused squash.”
I’d say finding one is uncommon enough, but two? Four fused squash total? What are the odds of that?
Maybe this person should buy a lottery ticket. Just in case.
“This jar of Target’s Every Man Jack hair wax rotting.”
Does stuff like this even rot? I always thought it was so full of random stuff, it’d last forever. I bet if you scrape the brown stuff off, it’ll be good as new.
“I used wrapping paper to make a bike for my girlfriend.”
Look, this is super impressive and I think this person deserves their props for it. But… I dunno, I’m also kind of weirded out. It just seems so wrong . Especially if someone tried to ride it.
“Found at Walmart. I will not try.”
Uh, no thanks. Pumpkin spice might be one controversial flavor (for some reason), but I think we can all unite and say that this is cursed and no one should buy it at any time.
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“This spiky ice that formed on a fence by my house.”
Who would’ve thought ice could look so dangerous? Obviously, ice can be incredibly dangerous (especially when you don’t know you’re about to walk on it), but this seems like extra danger or something.
“I caught a potato at the Christmas parade.”
In all fairness, there are definitely worse things that someone could throw to you at a Christmas parade. It isn’t even a big potato. I’m sure it’ll make a great addition to a stew later.
