There are lots of pics out there on the internet that will make you laugh or cry or just say "WTH," but you won't find those pictures here.
No. I'm aiming for that more nebulous reaction, where something isn't quite right and you can only ironically cock an eyebrow and go "hmm" as you wonder if it counts as irony.
Or maybe he just didn't see it, because it's oddly small and hidden behind a tree. I think I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.
You know what, never mind. This guy probably ran out of regular baggies and found a clever alternative. I guess it could also be a donut, not a pancake.
My guess would be that someone dropped the tongs in the tempura batter and thought this would be a funny joke. They were kind of right.
"Excuse me, sir, but could you please hand me some toilet paper?"
You make it from whose milk?! At least it's still full of natural goodness.
Judging by the state of the pillar, this was an accident, but can we take a moment to appreciate how a whole row of windows remained unaffected by the incident?
It's the language labels that really make this for me. Just in case you weren't sure what the writer intended, it is, in fact, as dumb as it looks.
Though the quote doesn't seem to have a known source, I think we can all agree that it's vaguely creepy. And who thought this was a good idea?
I count 10, but it's possible a few are hidden. Perhaps a repair man dropped a box? Or it's every one Grandma lost in the couch cushions over the years.
There's been more than one morning this winter where I wished I had a flamethrower to rid me of the snow. Or of the plows that keep pushing it into my driveway.
Didn't anyone check the ice and put up a sign? Or did every one of these people just ignore the warning?
Who was it that thought mitten toes in leather boots was a good idea? You can't wear socks with them, and who wears leather boots over bare feet?
It was more of a giggly snort at the two awkwardly-placed neighbors. But I definitely raised an eyebrow at that typography mistake.
Do your ears hang low? Do they wobble to and fro?
No? Well the ear-earring can help solve both of those problems!
Ever since I watched Fargo way too young, I've been very suspicious of wood chippers, but this is ridiculous.
And then you realize it's the biggest snail you've ever seen. Look at the size of that thing! It must be so slimy!
