The devil’s in the details, they say.
Or, to put a more light-hearted spin on the old saying, let’s just say that the hilarity is often in the details. After all, some of the funniest stuff is hiding just a bit, not quite in plain sight, waiting for the intrepid observer to notice (and hopefully photograph) the hilarity.
Bad luck.
Someone found this framed photo at an Airbnb they recently stayed at. To some, it might look like a weird family photo. But if you know, you know.
Yikes.
This school bus driver has two different mirrors, for safety. Unfortunately, terrifying sights like this are bound to occur now and then.
Buttato.
I’ve seen some thicc potatoes in my time, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen one that looks this much like a butt.
Fair enough.
This guy moved an old fridge, and apparently, this area didn’t get painted. Also, for no reason, F.U.
There must be a story here.
Most of us already know that it’s statistically unlikely that any goose, anywhere, is holding down a human job in a human building.
…demon?
Suddenly I’m less concerned with ordering a Dave’s Classic and more concerned with the fact that the burger apparently comes from a demon’s lair.
Subtle burn.
“I would like to share with you all the time I was politely dissed by R.L. Stine,” wrote the original poster. “I was in fourth grade and mailed my book to him to autograph.”
Babysitting isn’t going well.
Has your kid ever put a T-Rex toy in front of the baby monitor? Well, if it ever happens, this is what it’ll look like.
Seems suspicious.
I don’t know if I’m more weirded out by this guy’s unnecessary message, or by the fact that he taped a note to his back.
Zero brand loyalty.
I would never get a Monster energy drink tattoo, but if I did, I’d probably try to stick to Monster products.
Oh, those husbands!
I know that paint choices can lead to arguments between couples, but this seems like a bit too much of an over-correction.
“Sweeping beauty.”
This is a primo dad joke, but in a twist ending, the winning name submission was actually turned in by someone’s daughter.
*Jurassic Park theme intensifies*.
I don’t know how they affixed these tiny, chicken-sized T-Rex arms to these chickens, and frankly, I don’t need to know.
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A pointed message.
This ramen place recently put up this sign, with examples of bad behavior all featuring the same customer.
You too.
When you open a bottle with a message inside, you’re probably expecting a note that says something a little more meaningful.
Yecch.
Kids shouldn’t have to stand idly by while two adults declare their love in a gross, kissy way. Kids should express themselves.
Yeah, I’d honk.
Look, The Mummy is probably an objectively bad movie. But there’s something about bad 1999 CGI and Brendan Fraser’s brief moment in the Hollywood spotlight that makes it irresistible.
Zoinks!
This guy has to know he looks like Shaggy and his dog looks like Scooby, right? I mean, he’s even got the green shirt.
Glove return.
Some cats have a thing for stealing stuff. At least this cat’s owner is doing their best to return the stolen items.
Don’t let it go to your head.
This panorama photo was supposed to commemorate the purchase of a shiny new car. Ultimately, all it did was give this guy a second head.
