20 Pics I Hate But Can't Look Away From

I know there are a million reality shows out there and producers are always looking for a unique new angle, but this one just seems like it's trying too hard to appeal to the furry audience.

There are a few things we can rely on: the sun rises in the morning, the rich will continue to get richer, and Pringles always will be sold in a tube. This picture upsets me greatly.

This sign is disconcerting, but depending on how you look at it, it's reassuring. If a deer fell from a tree and landed next to you, it would be weird — but as the sign tells us, it's just leopard food.

On one hand, this feels like a crime against humanity. On the other hand, it may represent a dynamic new frontier in sandwich making. Only time will tell if this winds up catching on.

If I went for a walk and saw this sign, I think I'd just keep walking and never return to this neighborhood ever again. Then again, if there's a tiny model of me, it means I never really left.

Everyone's heard of pet therapy, where friendly cats and dogs are brought to a retirement residence or whatever to snuggle with people. Since geese are chaotic evil, the concept doesn't really work well with them.

I'm a simple person: if I see a soap dispenser that says 'ketchup' with a picture of grapes on it, it gives me a good chuckle. The person who wrote this comment out really overthought things, though.

Sure, they've got a mannequin to represent when you're just letting your gut hang out, but what about a mannequin that shows how the shirt will look when you're desperately trying to suck your gut in?

At one point in time, it was perfectly normal for dudes to have epic mullets that were shorn short on the sides and front and cascaded down the back. I sort of miss those days, but I also sort of hated them.

This pic makes me feel disconnected from reality, because I've never thought that Nic Cage looks like David Schwimmer. But apparently Nic could have been playing Ross all along and we would have been none the wiser.

I have nothing against scrambled eggs. I have nothing against Sprite, even if it does come in bags. But c'mon, man, this is weird. Just hand out tiny candy bars like every other normal person.

I know that Iron Man isn't the Incredible Hulk or anything, but he's still a reasonably beefy boy. I guess this is what happens when bootleg toy manufacturers attempt to save on their plastics budget.

Meat honey: it's something I would totally pay extra for if a server at a bougie restaurant hyped it up, and also something I never want to hear about again after reading this awful caption.

I'm really glad that this is a doctored image, because frankly, I don't want to live in a world where creatures like bug-eyed panda bears exist. There's something about the pic on the right that's so unnerving.

Centuries from now, no one will remember me, let alone build statues of me. Then again, I'll never have to be skinned alive to become famous. I think I'm alright with this trade-off.

This is the kind of thing you only see when someone's either being a huge troll, or a life hacker becomes extremely desperate with what hacks they're willing to promote. Add some peanut butter and it would be fine, I suppose.

Everyone knows that oxygen is a privilege, not a right, and if you're not willing to study for that big test, then maybe that also means you might not be getting any oxygen.

I keep telling myself this isn't real, because if it isn't, I can appreciate the creativity and the work that was done on the label. If it is, in fact, real, I simply have no words.

Goof Troop aside, Goofy never struck me as parent material. Seeing this sign reinforces that. He might have a friendly smile, but he's absolutely not going to give a hoot if some dumb kid starts crying.

If there's one thing I've learned as a seasoned late-night movie and TV watcher, it's that you should always close the curtains. Reflections can get legitimately terrifying if you're watching something alone in the middle of the night.