There are some things out there that just don't seem like they'd be likely to happen. And yet, the impossible is happen ing around us, every single day. We just don't always get to take pictures of it.
But these people were different. They took the time to document things we probably wouldn't expect to be real. And now that there's proof, there's no going back.
So, why did the chicken cross the road? Other than to possibly get to the other side, we probably won't ever know. But at least we can finally see one in the middle of the act. No terrible punchlines to distract us, either.
Last I checked, it isn't March 2020 anymore. Toilet paper is as easy to come by as it's always been. So why does this bathroom keep theirs locked? It's not like that's going to stop someone from taking any if they really wanted to.
I swear, it's more likely for Amazon to delay your package, or send you something damaged, than it is for them to send you 4 copies of the same thing. The real question now is, do you keep all of them, or return the 3 you don't need?
The bathroom itself is pretty decent. But the punching bag in there? That just seems out of place. And honestly? I wouldn't touch that thing, especially knowing that people probably use that toilet and don't wash their hands afterwards (which is gross).
Shadows are some of the strangest things around. They block light and reveal really strange shapes that look nothing like the thing they came from. Like a cat coming from bananas, apparently.
Oh yeah, this totally makes sense.
As we know, the sun does not, in fact, rise from the west. It's just light, air, physics, etc. making the sun look like it's somewhere it's not supposed to be.
Well, I wouldn't complain about that. This definitely won't happen to just anyone, so if something like this does happen to you, just celebrate.
And while you're at it, find something decent to exchange those prize tickets for.
How that lizard got into that clock, we may never know. But it's there now. Hopefully it'll figure out a way to get out of there, because the only thing weirder than finding a lizard in your clock, is finding a dead lizard in your clock.
There are definitely worse ways this mug could've broken. At least it's in two easy to clean pieces, instead of pointy shards all over the floor.
Still, how does a break like this even happen? It just doesn't seem like the kind of thing that should even happen.
I guess someone was on that island at some point. Hopefully they made it out in one piece, because it doesn't look like there'd be much around for them to do.
I wonder what kinds of things you'd be able to find in that boat.
Have you ever seen a video on YouTube that froze at 301 views? It happens a lot, for reasons that are probably explained in this video. Which just so happened to freeze at 301 views. Ironic coincidence, or YouTube's master plan?
Two things. First, do you think this guy's name is actually Super Man, or did he just luck out with his caller ID options?
And second, that's one old phone. I don't even think the home phone we used to have when I was a kid looked that old!
This is more of something that shouldn't have happened than something that's unlikely to happen. Cotton candy-flavored KD? Yeah, that just sounds gross. I'm sort of curious about the taste, but not nearly curious enough to go out and buy a packet to try it out.
Thankfully, this bird made it out of a scary situation. Which is both good for the bird, and the driver. I'd hate to think about having to fish a dead bird out of a windshield. It would be so upsetting.
What are the odds of a straw being closed like that? I don't think very high, but I guess not impossible, either. Still, it must be so annoying, finding your straw unusable. Hopefully they had and extra one around somewhere.
I'm sure they have some other purpose than to rescue people from large bodies of water...? Or maybe they just liked the name and decided to use it.
Or, maybe they're an actual Marine Rescue unit that got landlocked somehow.
Honda Civics are pretty common cars, so I'm not surprised that one person saw a bunch of them on the road at once. But the fact that they're all white, all from sequential years, and all in a line? Seems like magic to me.
You either have to be a really good archer, or really lucky in order to pull off a shot like this. Grass is so much thinner than an arrow, so it'd have to be traveling pretty fast to do something like this.
And that just doesn't feel like something that's even possible.
Meanwhile, the people in this area must really love Star Wars. I don't doubt that plenty of people out there have personalized license plates that reference the series, but for two to be side by side? Maybe they're going to the same place.
What confuses me about this is why someone would ask for Kid Rock's autograph on a dollar bill, only to then spend it and lose it forever. Maybe this person wanted the autograph to travel around the country? Or maybe they just forgot about it.
