Sometimes, chaos feels like the only thing we can depend on in the world. That’s okay. While we might be confronted with the chaotic, nothing says that we have to understand it.
Dare to dream.
Some students carried this massive wooden post through their school without being noticed. They eventually brought it to a washroom, where they…stuck it in a toilet. I’m sure it was meaningful for them in some way.
Granny takes no guff.
I know that lots of people carry concealed weapons in an effort to protect themselves, but this old lady doesn’t even bother hiding the fact that she’s packing brass knuckles everywhere she goes.
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Cyberpunk Brazil.
Brazilian police found themselves with some downright unique weapons to seize after breaking up a cartel fight. Those swords are really something else.
All kinds of wrong.
Give me Pepsi, give me Coke, give me RC Cola for all I care, but never pour it into the wrong cup. It shouldn’t matter, but it absolutely does.
What’re you looking at?
“Sometimes people stop in the middle of a conversation to stare at my eye,” wrote the person who posted this, adding, “Wonder why.”
Like, can they even see out of that eye?
Pobody’s nerfect.
This looks like the aftermath of a normal house demolition. Unfortunately, it shows the aftermath of a demolition company tearing down the wrong house .
Graffiti is getting abstract.
This train in the Netherlands was targeted by vandals overnight. Rather than tagging it or plotting out some artwork, they full-on painted the whole thing silver, windows and all.
I agree.
No big deal, just a logging company destroying three centuries of tree. I appreciate that an earlier passerby saw this BS and called it out for what it is.
The lizard dimension.
This is a conundrum I’ve thankfully never had to deal with: a small lizard taking over the LCD clock section of the microwave. Can this be safely used without nuking the lizard?
Apocalyptic.
This shot shows São Paulo, Brazil in the middle of the day. Normally it’s a sunny destination, but 2019’s wildfires turned day into night in parts of Brazil.
River’s gonna river.
The house in this pic used to sit on primo riverfront property. But after a recent flood and some weird river stuff, the river has re-routed itself from its former course.
Braille you can only see.
This train station in Sydney features Braille signage. That’s good! Unfortunately, the signage is just printed on, rather than being textured. If you understand the point of Braille, you can see why this isn’t going to work.
An ominous sign.
This person was on a carefree kayak trip until they saw the rotted hulk of the exact same kind of kayak sitting on the shore. I wonder if that kayak’s owner is on a desert island to this day.
Who needs paving anyway?
People in this rural area were probably pretty stoked to get their first paved road. But after someone led their livestock down it while it was still wet, they’re going to get a terribly inconvenient paved road.
This tells a story.
You just know that this marriage didn’t work out by the fact that this photo has been discarded. I don’t know if the A&W boxes signify stress eating in the wake of a divorce, but they probably do.
Pothole or sinkhole?
Roads need to be made of tough stuff in cold climates because they expand and contract with changing temperatures. If they aren’t made of tough stuff, the results can look like this.
Instant ankle socks.
I’ve had this happen before. Sometimes you just want to yank your socks on with one gesture, only for them to somehow explode right in front of you.
Time to move.
Everyone has dealt with bad neighbors before, but this is on another level. I can’t even imagine what that must smell like, let alone what it’ll look like when the fence gives way.
This is not how you door.
The person who posted this fully acknowledges how dumb it is. Just remember, even when something is super easy to install, it doesn’t hurt to stop and think about what you’re doing.
Staying healthy.
It’s one thing to wear a facemask out in public amid coronavirus fears, but this is taking things to extremes. Like, I don’t think you need to cover your legs with clear plastic.
