There's just so much in the news these days, it's impossible to keep up with everything. Nobody has enough attention to go around and still get all their work done, eat meals, and keep a relatively clean home. It can't be done!
So here's a roundup of some of the viral goings-on from this week's internet.
You don't know whether to expect rain or sunshine most days, but rusty snow is off the charts. Yeah, brown snow fell out of the sky in Minnesota, in April, thanks to a dust storm in Texas.
It's not unheard of for a tree to take out a fence when it comes crashing down, but what are the odds that that falling tree would also mend the hole in fence in the process.
A glass dome, a huge waterfall, lush greenery - you'd almost want a lengthy layover here!
That's a fresh filter on the left, and on the right, a filter that's been in use on city water for all of three months.
No picture quite captured how shocking and surreal an event it was like this one, taken by Geoffroy Van Der Hasselt.
She later took to Twitter to try to track down the man so she could pass along the pic. After a couple of days of hunting, with the help of followers, and followers of followers, and the media, she did connect with him.
Which would have been magical in a way, except that it turned out to be a hoax perpetrated by a local TV show trying to see if they could make this mysterious horse go viral.
This is a SpaceX Falcon Heavy taking off, captured by John Kraus in amazing detail.
A situation that was handled so well that nothing happened - and apparently helped this computer survive well past its replacement date.
Some folks have reported that after just a couple of days of use, their Galaxy Folds are breaking and unusable. Unfortunately for Samsung, a lot of those reports are coming from journalists who have the units to write reviews about them.
"I work in sales and had an elderly couple as clients today," they explained. "The husband was generally quiet apart from asking the same couple of questions a few times. As they were leaving and I was answering his questions again, his wife handed me this."
Welcome to the rolling hills of French wine country, where all those little fires are protecting the precious vineyards from frost damage.
If you jiggle the card reader before entering your info, you might save yourself a heck of a headache.
Ringing the bell to signify the end of cancer treatments is always awesome. She's spent the previous 51 days in the hospital after a bone marrow transplant, so it has to be huge to get to ring the bell.
It's definitely a historical site for a sizable subsection of the internet, and the founders must be proud.
That's not just fridge art - you have to frame that, I'm pretty sure.
But towing around a gas generator just in case you need to charge your car kinda defeats the purpose of owning an electric car, doesn't it?
However, as this shows, female riders get 'brella fellas. It's only fair!
They've been raised together since birth, and it shows.
Or, more likely, someone went the extra mile for it, weaving all those trunks together before it grew, and likely as it kept growing, too.
No need to do any other tests - that's a no-doubter now.
One stone carver spent six days working on this House Targaryen sigil, and it's a keeper.
That's what happens when you take a pic so far underwater that red light can't penetrate - blood appears to be green, not red.
Not sure if this is what she's on her phone about, but peering over her shoulder is billionaire Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
"I've been told my thumb is unusually large," wrote Reddit user BeardedGlass. Yeah, I'm not really surprised there.
