Do you ever see a pic where you know what you’re looking at, all the visuals line up, but you still feel disconcerted and confused ?
Don’t worry . It isn’t just you. Everyone’s going to have some trouble with these strange pics.
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“Snake looking through my glass door.”
I have no problem with snakes, so long as they’re not in my house. Given that this snake is clearly casing the joint with plans to get inside, I’m not at all down with it.
“I made a necklace from a rib I had removed.”
From a distance, it looks like a rabbit foot. Close up, you can see that it’s a human bone. I’m sure everyone gives this person a wide berth when they’re at parties together.
“I bought a $14K staircase today and it came with a little example model.”
I guess if you’re already spending fourteen grand on a staircase, you kind of deserve to get a little replica of it. Too bad this person’s probably too old to play with action figures.
“My mac and cheese flavor dust are two different colors, and they match the box discoloration.”
Mac and cheese powder is already a bit disconcerting, but something about the different colors really weirds me out. Why are there two different colors? What petrochemicals have caused this?
“This tree inside 7-Eleven.”
When I see a pic like this, I always wonder what will happen as the years go by and the tree grows bigger. Maybe I should forget the big picture and just appreciate that there’s a tree in a 7-Eleven.
“This dish that I ordered that kinda looks like Homer Simpson!”
I don’t think the Homer resemblance is intentional, but the longer I look at it, the more I see. This is a steampunk Homer Simpson, one with old-timey goggles and a haggard beard.
“There was a bag of tiny dice inside my bar of soap.”
What does a bag of tiny dice have to do with a bar of soap? Nothing at all, I would think, but at least this pic has left us with an enduring mystery.
“My daughter’s Tigger has distinct bright and dark stripes in normal light, but is entirely pale white in night vision.”
This doesn’t tell us anything about wildlife or real-life tigers, but it does tell us why Tigger is so un-intimidating, even though he’s a tiger.
“This public restroom has facing toilets.”
We don’t do old-timey duels anymore because this isn’t the old west, but apparently they’ve been replaced by this: dueling toilets. Just sit down across from the other person, make eye contact, and, uh…duel.
“A lot of McDonald’s in my country only sell ice cream.”
I have nothing against the ice cream products on offer at McDonald’s, but still, the idea of a McD’s that doesn’t serve fries or Big Macs or anything like that just feels wrong.
“There was a straight up 4 oz chunk of Doritos seasoning in the bag.”
I’m not sure if this is a win, because it’s a chance to get Doritos dust from the source, or if it’s a big loss because that dust is taking the place of chips.
“This house in my neighborhood that has no windows at all.”
This house looks completely normal in a sense, and you could drive by it dozens of times without seeing anything out of the ordinary. Then, when you notice it has no windows, you’ll never notice anything else about it.
“This balcony has a balcony on it.”
It’s nice to have a big, spacious corner balcony, and it’s even nicer to have a totally unnecessary, superfluous balcony above the big, spacious corner balcony. It’s considered a real flex in the balcony world.
“The pumpkin pie I bought contains ‘finger.'”
The ingredients to pumpkin pie shouldn’t be that complicated: pumpkin goo, spices, sugar, whatever pie crust is made of, and that’s about it. I guess this is a reminder to always check the ingredients in case of human body parts.
“This Walgreens is in an old bank.”
These heavy duty vault doors were originally installed to protect large sums of cash, but in the intervening decades they’ve been repurposed into protecting large quantities of vitamins. If it works, it works, I suppose.
“This welcoming sculpture at a truck stop tire store in Colorado.”
I think this sculpture would be enough to give me a heart attack if I saw it at nighttime, but by daylight it’s just a big, creative, welcoming, sort of creepy tire sculpture.
“My dad found a face as the pocket of his pepperoni pizza pants.”
Let’s put aside the weirdness of having a pair of pepperoni pizza pants in the first place and zero in on what’s truly weird: said pizza pants have a face pocket.
“A salt crystal I grew at home.”
I don’t know how one grows salt crystals at home, but I do know that this is one honkin’ big salt crystal. I wonder how much sodium it contains, or how many normal-sized crystals it’s equivalent to.
“This knife accidentally used to strip a live wire.”
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At least the poster clarifies that the knife accidentally stripped a live wire. If you used a knife to intentionally strip a live wire, well, you probably shouldn’t be stripping live wires.
“At a Lowe’s in Kansas.”
I guess if you’ve got a…miniature pony? Some kind of hairy goblin?
Whatever, I’m not sure what it is. But if you’ve got one as a pet and need to stop by the hardware store, why not bring it in?
