Does it ever feel like life is bland? Are you still telling people about the weird-looking tree you saw last year because it’s the most interesting anecdote you have? If so, just pretend that you snapped these unusual pics.
Iced in.
Metal has a way of conducting heat (and, well, non-heat). In this case, it’s so cold outside that the interior of the door has become frosted over.
Splat.
This is either a frog who did a normal jump into wet cement, or a frog that did an impossibly high jump into regular cement.
Magnets: how do they work?
If you ever doubted the magnetic power of an MRI machine, just consider that this is what it’ll do to any wheelchairs that are left too close.
It’s a wet heat.
I think we’ve all experienced some degree of this before, but if you don’t live along the Florida Panhandle, you really don’t know what true humidity feels like.
Are they helping or mocking?
Cops from the Kansas City Police Department got stuck in the elevator. They called their comrades from the KC Fire Department to rescue them. They did get rescued, but not before they were heartily laughed at.
When you’re profoundly unlucky.
Judging from the evidence, someone bent over to tie their shoes, unaware that a fire bombing plane flying overhead had picked that moment to discharge its red dye.
Maybe just sell the car.
My car’s fuel tank is a dark, greasy, generally nasty area. But after seeing this pic, I’ll forever be glad that there aren’t any wasps living in it.
They should’ve charged half price.
I don’t know what was going on at the bakery, but I’m fairly certain that this is not what a loaf of bread is supposed to look like.
Pretty in pink.
The trains around my hometown look like graffiti-encrusted tombs, but the trains in Kyoto, Japan apparently look like something out of a color-coordinated fairytale.
He looks upset.
A sculptor was working on this bust, which presumably looked pretty nice at one point. Then they dropped the clay on the floor, and Angry McFlatface was born.
Gratitude.
Here’s a little cross-species support, as a flock of sheep move in to comfort a dog who bravely defended them from being attacked by a wolf.
What goes up must come down.
The next time you’re considering firing guns into the air in celebration of something, consider the fact that those bullets will eventually return to Earth.
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When your girlfriend is Hydra.
“My phone has a wide selfie feature similar to a panorama,” this guy wrote, adding, “You need to sit still for it to work. My girlfriend sneezed, and this happened.”
Toilet tragedy.
This toilet tank froze and then exploded. I don’t know what’s worse: the fact that they need a new toilet, or the knowledge that the water is going to melt.
Happy protest.
I don’t know what this protest in Germany was about, but I can safely say that these officers and this protester seem to be the happiest, most photogenic trio I’ve seen in awhile.
Burn it down.
This person found a giant, recently-shed snakeskin in their attic. That means that there’s a snake at least this big living somewhere in the depths of their house.
The times, they are a-changing.
The kind of windmill seen in the foreground is generally seen as rusted out and antiquated, while the ones in the background, using the same principle, seem sleek and modern.
Albino party.
It’s fairly rare to see albino squirrels, but this person happened upon not one, not two, but three albino squirrels just chilling on this lawn.
The O.G.
Who knew that the classic “distracted boyfriend” meme had been done before, in a gender-swapped, non-stock photography version, decades and decades earlier?
The Scorpion King.
I don’t know what the deal with this motorcycle is, but it looks like this guy’s off to battle the final boss of the new Mummy movie.
