We're so used to sameness, day after day, that seeing something different can be genuinely shocking. Perhaps it's a new visual perspective or something you didn't realize could exist. Maybe it's an allusion to something mysterious.
In any event, it's good to shake up the day-to-day routine from time to time and get a fresh perspective on life.
I can think of no good reason for a country not to have seven-dollar bills, but it still feels weird to see denominations that don't come in a multiple of five.
Japan has the best snack food, the best vending machines, and now — we can confirm — the best ready-to-drink alcoholic beverage options. Just consider the convenience of these single-serving glasses of wine.
Is it still vandalism if it doesn't obscure the original message of the sign and adds a dash of fun and whimsy? I don't think so.
I'm a sucker for a well executed business card, and these box-themed cards (for a box company, of course) are right in my wheelhouse. Just look at how adorable that mini box is.
Most of us probably don't want to look at an image of a dog's butt any longer than necessary, but this is a rare exception. The koala resemblance truly is uncanny.
I love when you see one of these signs and can only guess as to what happened. Whatever went down 64 days ago, it affected every single department in this store. It must have been big.
I've seen a bit of this trend, and I'm here for it. The cardboard works just as well and isn't as bad for the environment as the standard plastic rings.
The view from my local Pizza Hut consists of dumpsters and a parking lot. The view from this Pizza Hut consists of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
I've never personally found a banana quite this massive, and if I did, I probably wouldn't buy it. I've become accustomed to the standard size of bananas, and this is just too much potassium for one sitting.
$61.60 in 1936 equals about $1,274 in 2022, so it isn't like delivering this baby was super cheap. Still, given the typical hospital bill in 2022, it seems like a bargain.
Even if this specific thing hasn't happened to you, you can probably still relate. We all know what it's like to buy something and see it self-destruct for no apparent reason.
Bonsai trees really are a marvel. Other trees that date back to 1625 tower over the forest, while this bonsai tree is just doing its own miniature thing.
When something like this happens, it's hard to know how to commemorate it. Is it a sign or an omen? Best practice advice is to snap a pic and post it online.
I know these insects are harmless to humans, but there's just something about them that weirds me out. Still a cool sight, though.
I've looked at this for a few minutes now and I think it's time to quit. What direction is she facing? I thought I had it figured out, until I saw what her hands are doing.
I don't have nearly enough devotion to my car to do something like this, but it's nice to know that eight hours of polishing can essentially render your car invisible.
Not only is the setting reminiscent of the movie, the house itself has that same shabby-but-whimsical look. I'm sure it'll float away from here soon enough.
It's cool how this is still clearly a basket. If it was run over from a different angle, things would likely look totally different.
The Liberty Bell has a giant crack in it and it's also about the size of a large backpack. They say you should never meet your heroes, and here's a prime example.
Most utility stairways look something like this, but that doesn't mean it's any less cool to have this perspective. I love how the individual levels get less and less distinct the further down you look.
