Experiencing a funny moment is one thing, it gets a laugh out of you and those around you and makes for a better day. Being able to photograph that funny moment? Well, that’s even better, as now you’ll be able to revisit it whenever you want!
That’s what the smart people in this list did, capturing some hilarious moments and not only keeping them for themselves but sharing them with the rest of the world, too.
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“My son asked if he can make himself a hotdog for a snack after school. I said yes.”
That certainly is one way to dodge any ‘no candy before dinner’ rules, though your mileage may vary depending on the strictness of your parents.
Also, can a hot dog really be considered a snack? Especially if it has a bun and everything. That’s definitely a meal, right?
“The sign I saw in this car.”
This is a photo you can hear. The exasperation, the exhaustion, this person is just so tired of people breaking into their car specifically, they don’t know what else to do but beg.
Hopefully, the wannabe car thieves don’t take this as some reverse psychology mind trick.
“Walking around and saw this terrifying hedge.”
Oh god. This gives me very ‘ Human Centipede but for children’ vibes, which is almost even more terrifying than the original Human Centipede .
Who even came up with a human man with a mohawk and googly eyes hedge, and what’s their deal?
“Went to my brother In Law’s house and saw this. I don’t think I’m gonna say anything.”
I don’t think you would need to. There’s not a doubt in my mind that this was done on purpose while their kids are still too young to read this and understand the joke in play. Let your brother-in-law enjoy this.
“Saw this in my newspaper…”
Wait a second, I go to gas stations. Coincidentally, I’m also just some guy. Oh no, was it me? Am I the one looking like a loser while I pump my gas? Quick, how do I fix this? Should I start wearing sunglasses more?
“Found this ‘Problem’ jar at an antique mall and saw this on its price tag.”
The beginner model Problem Jar is meant for children under the age of 13. Though they may believe their problems to be plentiful, they’re often small, so a compact jar can hold them all with ease. As they grow older, larger models may be a necessary upgrade.
“My friend took this picture of his dog.”
Did he take this photo after showing his dog horrors that are incomprehensible by man? Sights so beastly and knowledge so horrific that it leaves one’s mind forever altered, forced to live on knowing humanity’s darkest secrets but unable to share them?
“Let’s cuddle on the rat sofa.”
I might need to take a pass at sitting on the rat sofa. Sure, it’s covered in cute, stuffed rats. But how do I know that this rat couch isn’t going to give me the bubonic plague or something? Doesn’t seem worth the risk.
“Got caught ‘sniffing glue’ at a friends wedding.”
This is probably the first time I’ve ever seen somebody sniff glue before. And of all the places to do that… this guy chose the middle of a wedding ceremony. I guess there are worse things he could be caught doing on camera.
“Please don’t break window. AC is on. He has water, and is listening to his favorite music.”
Aw, he seems so friendly! Can I hang around for his owners to come back and ask to pet him? He came right up to me at the window and looked so sweet, I have to see if I can meet him!
“I think my neighbor is a troll.”
I have to say, whoever put these Christmas lights together must’ve taken a lot of time out of their day to do so. But it paid off, because this looks hilariously cool. I wouldn’t want to be the neighbor that lives across the street from them, though.
“My little cousin got Beer Pong and a lottery ticket in our family gift exchange.”
These are two things that have the potential to help him once he’s in college! Any money won off that ticket can be thrown into a fund, and he can become a beer pong master before he’s even able to drink.
“Captured a photo of my mate mid Thanos snap.”
I thought we’d already dealt with Thanos, but I guess it’s like he always says, he’s inevitable. This poor chum didn’t know what was coming, and now we’ll have to wait five years until the Avengers snap him back.
“[Kid’s] zone! [Looks] like a blast.”
Whoa! It’s not often you see a Kid’s Zone with two whole chairs in it, let alone an empty bookshelf! When I was a kid, you were lucky if they even had carpeted flooring, so it’s nice to see they’ve really classed it up.
“I am just walking around the city when this uplifting vehicle passed me with a message for all.”
In case you’re wondering, this is, in fact, a business van. The website on the back leads you to a store that sells both cute and pretty self-defense items. I admire the branding choices and the bold truck wrap, it sure makes your company memorable!
“I mean as long as you’re self-aware I guess…”
Why do I feel as though this person had an easy time getting these vanity plates? I don’t really see there being a lot of demand for the phrase “manchild” (with or without vowels) on a licence plate, for the obvious reasons.
“Caution : Zombie Pedestrians Crossing.”
Insert “kids today are too addicted to their phones” here. Granted, people not looking where they’re going is a bit of a problem, so maybe we need more signs like this in the world. If the pedestrians won’t pay attention, at least drivers will.
“Cry Clean… washing instructions are getting more apocalyptic.”
I sincerely hope that this is a typo, or else you’d have to produce a lot of tears to get this piece of clothing clean. Is the company preparing us for our post-apocalyptic, no clean water future?
Welcome home!
This frightening little man’s predicament was explained by the originally uploader, “I stopped by my old apartment and saw my former roommate had put my Christmas elf in the garbage, so this is what she’s going to see next time she walks up the stairs to her apt.”
“Who did it better?”
This is a tough call. On one hand, The Creation of Adam is one of the most beautiful and well-known paintings in the world. But on the other hand, cats. Do cats beat out Michelangelo? I guess that depends on who you ask.
“Saw this sign at the grocery store today.”
Something about the sign feels so serious that it’s almost uncomfortable. Maybe it’s the font choice, or maybe it’s both sentences ending with periods, making them sound like commands. Either way, I think I’ll just grab a bunch instead.
“Still the funniest IRL Easter egg I’ve found!”
This is advice and can be broadened to many situations. Don’t take out your anger on a person, that will get you in trouble, take it out on a thing instead! Well, a little thing. Taking it out on a big thing like someone else’s car will still get you in trouble.
“That’s a tough radio call.”
This is definitely one of the more creative boat names out there. Might be a bit of a mouthful, but at least you’ll get everyone’s attention. And if you ever do run into an emergency, the coast guard will find you easily.
“It’s not what you think.”
Are we sure this sloth is looking at sloths on the internet? Are we sure someone didn’t just leave their monitor open and used a sloth doll to cover their tracks? Either way, somebody just got caught in the act.
“Saw this genius attempt at parking in the morning, and 8 hrs later two seperate legends put comments on the windscreen. Classic.”
Someone made the point that technically, this car isn’t taking up any extra spaces, it’s just parked…wrong.
Though, if I were driving through a parking garage and thought I finally found an empty spot only to see this, I’d be pretty mad too.
“And now, the High Council must deliberate on whether the canine has proven herself worthy to rejoin its advanced and climate-controlled civilization.”
The High Council can be pretty hard to sway, rarely do they ever let outsiders in unless they prove themselves to be a real asset to the home. But, after some deliberation, they did allow this dog to enter. After all, who could say no to that face?
“The note on my nephew’s door after his mom said he couldn’t buy the toy he wanted at the store this morning.”
This letter could have been written by a seven-year-old or a 33-year-old and I’d believe it either way. Whoever it is, they have a skill for writing, as the dramatic flair added to this short note really makes it more impactful.
“This is my neighbor’s Christmas tree… he said it was the last one on the lot.”
Calling this a tree at all is generous. That’s a Christmas stick. At least it took way less time to decorate, and will be a lot easier to throw away once the season’s over!
“Salty.”
Did you all hear about the restaurant this guy owns that sells gold-plated steak for almost $2000? Do you think the city is following in his footsteps and trying to use him to increase property value?
“Proud parenting moment my wife had while playing with my daughter on a zip line.”
Both of their expressions in this photo are priceless, you truly captured the perfect moment here. I can only imagine the amount of apologizing and damage control that happened in the seconds afterward.
Your daughter looks like a trooper though, she’s probably fine.
