20 Pics That Are Weird, Interesting, And Just Plain Random

Look. I really appreciate the effort and work that went into making these amazing gauntlets. But at the same time, this is the most random Christmas present I could imagine anyone getting. Unless they asked for it, which is also possible.

You know when your parents and/or grandparents talked about the amount of snow they had to walk through to get to school during winter back in the day? They were talking about this.

This doesn't look like it would be fun (or possible) to drive on. It doesn't even look like it would be fun to skate on, what with all the bumps in the ice.

You'd probably need a lot of salt to melt this stuff.

Now that is one unique cake. To be honest, though, it almost looks too good. Like, how could you bring yourself to eat something that's this amazing?

Cakes were meant to be eaten, though.

Why is it that this looks so much like one of those zoo enclosures that would have, like, gorillas or something in it? On the plus side, it at least looks like a pretty safe place for kids to play in.

Fun fact: -40 degrees is the same in Celsius and Fahrenheit. And it's cold. If it can do this to spaghetti, just imagine what it could do to people. Nothing good, that's for sure.

As weird as it is to think about it, animal blood can be used for a lot of things. Still, I don't see why they had to specify the fact that it's inedible. Kind of seems like it goes without saying.

This is kind of a win-win situation, to be honest. The snow and the lights are making a really cool effect, and it isn't going to catch on fire or anything. Just enjoy it while it lasts.

Are... are there really people out there with this much leg hair? You could practically use that hair to knit a sweater (but why you would is beyond me).

Still, am I the only one who finds this strangely satisfying?

According to OP, the shredder still works fine. The quarter, on the other hand, has seen better days. I'm guessing this is one coin that's going to need to be taken out of circulation.

Luckily, changing the locks and keys in your house is pretty easy. So the person who somehow dropped their key into this floor tile probably isn't losing any sleep over it.

This door seems to have a lot of questions. Maybe it's questioning how light works, and how this question mark can project on the floor like that. Or maybe it's questioning its own existence.

I looked to the comments under the original post to see if anyone knew what was going on here, but nope. I guess we'll always be stuck wondering why the bark on this tree is all shaggy.

Actually, I think it's half blood orange. Well, either way, it looks pretty... strange. Like it didn't ripen all the way or something. I wouldn't be the one trying it out, that's for sure.

There's a lot going on here. The way the cat is sitting. Her extreme floof. The look on her face that is definitely saying that she's probably up to something. Classic cat stuff.

This makes me really sad (it's moldy bread, after all). And yet, I'm also very intrigued. That mold is incredibly circular, after all.

It isn't even just one spore. It's all of them!

Some may think this is a cool, once in a lifetime kind of view. And they would be right. Others might think this is slightly terrifying. And they would also be right.

Yup, there's some science going on here. But more importantly, what was this person doing that led to this incredibly specific chain of events? Why Stevie Wonder? How does this happen by accident?

This seems so wrong. Like, it shouldn't be able to happen. You can't break a Toblerone like that, can you?

You know what? I'm just going to pretend it doesn't exist. Out of sight, out of mind.

Okay, so I'm not the only one who sees a person in there. Good to know.

Though, from this angle, it kind of looks like the person is holding on to the eave for dear life. A real cliffhanger if you ask me.