15+ Pics That Showed Us A Whole New World And Then Left Us There

And even then, that family of moose is being way too nonchalant about that burning car.

Nick and Judy obviously didn't mend as many social fences as they thought.

Even if it could talk, I think the little critter would have as hard of a time explaining how it got there as I am.

And forget pointers on getting it out.

But its timing was impeccable because they just opened the peel. That thing where they keep running into windows was just them playing dumb all along.

I can't help but notice it's about the size of a TV screen. Is she on some bizarre mission to block our screens and make us go outside?

The fiend!

And if it does get stolen, this will probably mark the only time when someone actually preferred to ride one of these with no seat.

I mean, cats can be destructive enough without getting it into their heads that they can start sword fights.

Think of the children!

Is there a feeling between pride in this good boy and shame at the reminder that it took me months to find my current job?

Besides, we already know that dollar will find a way to get stuck in here, so we're going from paying a buck for nothing to two bucks for nothing.

Nah...

As we all know, tasting random puddles is definitely easier than just lightly tugging your dog away from them. And it's definitely not an idea we could possibly regret.

I wonder, can you buy a car when it's still a power wheels and not pay full price when it reaches adulthood?

If I'm right, this looks like a nanny cam you set up when you want the babysitter to know they're being watched.

I wonder how long it spent practicing just the right pensive face to make it look mysterious and thoughtful. The caption is probably some very insightful shower thought.

Yeah, that was cheesy, but if you get this many people together, at least one of them is bound to make a pun.

It's science.

So, that would explain why the bands are still on. I'm not really sure how either of these pinchy buddies is supposed to win, though.

I like the part where I don't have to get up, but I'd prefer it if my food was actually intact by the time I get it.

I guess I'm a picky eater.

Although, I doubt that camera will be all that intimidating when we gum it up with half a roll of wet toilet paper.

Resist!

They may be trying to scare the crap out of people, but at least they're not doing it literally. Don't wanna mess up those clothes.

I guess this kind of makes sense, depending on what's happening, but if that bus has kids in it, then I don't know where they're trying to go.

I like the giant duck head, but trying to combine the atmosphere of a toy store with that of a clothing store is probably gonna lead to some confusion.

Not only do they have the right aggression for it, but there's no way they could talk about fight club even if they wanted to.

They're naturals.

They're just lucky that the attacks are louder than the screams, so they can pretend Vegeta isn't laying a devastating beam down on some fool right now.

Yeah, this is about the right time to tell me, "Shut up, nerd."

Unless this is how Indiana Jones trains his kids for big adventures, there's really no good reason for the trap door.

Sure, they might have to keep replacing the keyboard after it gets clogged with grease, but this is still doing wonders for morale.

It's hard to tell whether that's because the lobster is trying to avoid the pot or both animals just suddenly decided they want it more than anything right now, but I'm curious to see who will win this tug-o-war.

We can debate whether the bizarre smudges we've seen in these photos are ghosts all we want, but that's only a distraction from exposing the secret order of midnight cellists.

It's important work, you know.

However, I'm more interested in knowing why he looks so glum about it. Did he get swept away to an unfamiliar city and is now facing an exhausting trip back home?

I need to know his story.

"Tell me, Mr. Anderson, what good is a can of bug spray if you're too afraid to touch it?"

Don't underestimate the spider-bros, friends. For that matter, maybe don't kill them either.

I can't even imagine how much they would have to perfect their aerial spin to prevent this track from turning into a train graveyard.

And an actual graveyard, for that matter.

The experience this dog is having after seeing himself in the wood can only be described as cosmic.

Plus, we can't ignore the fact that the Shrek village is totally cool with letting Quasimodo live among them, and it didn't take a whole movie, either.

It's too bad that I would also need this to function as a sink and not just some striking art piece, or it would be perfect.

This is just a normal shot of someone frolfing — sorry, 'disc golfing' — until you look at the shadow. What in the name of quantum physics is actually going on here?

It's the dream of every Venus flytrap to grow a big, strong, mighty mouth to catch flies, right? Well, at least one flytrap dares to be different. Just look at this monstrosity.

The dreary overcast sky of this stretch of roadway blends perfectly with this building that's being painted. Or maybe it's a giant building and we're not looking at sky at all. This is breaking my brain.

We all know that glass eyes are things that exist in the world, but nothing can adequately prepare you for looking down at the ground, only to see the ground look back up at you.

I know there's an explanation for this, lenticular blah blah blah, but I don't have a scientific background, so I'll just assume that this portrait is actually a portal into another dimension.

What started as a humble effort to protect this smoothie from...dust?...became something magical, as the smoothie seems to have gained sentience. You've been hit by, you've been struck by, a smoothie criminal.

We've all seen Who Framed Roger Rabbit, so the idea of cartoons and reality intermingling isn't exactly unheard of. Then you see a real-life hill with a giant cartoon Kleenex on it and everything changes.

Sellers on eBay are constantly hawking toast with Jesus' face on it, Doritos shaped like Jesus, and so on. But I think this is the first time I've ever seen a family portrait that also looks like JC.

When you think about it, wood is a living thing, just like sloths are living things. But that doesn't mean a sloth is particularly happy to be reincarnated as a 2x4.

Do you ever get so hot and bothered that you see luscious curves everywhere you go? No? Just me? Well, if you were ever curious, this is what it's like.

Is this a travel mug, or is it me after a night out? Nah, I'm just playing. It's a travel mug. I look way worse than this the morning after.

So you think you know what's going on in the world, then you see a sign like this. You can keep going with your fairytale existence, or you can wake up and smell the robotic corruption.

Someone needs to trim this bush, because if you were driving by and saw a leaf man casually stepping out onto the road, you'd probably start to question your sanity.

It's too bad because if they had the numbers to take over and start the Planet of the Dogs, I'd be OK with it.

I know it's been awhile since Mr. T was culturally relevant, but c'mon, he's iconic. Now we know what the 'T' stands for. It's tape. Yep, Mr. Tape. That has a ring to it.

It just seems like having that big of a hole and no railings at all around it is just begging for a disaster.

Y'all have fun, though.

I'd like to think that the ominous shadow of the Dark Knight has kept at least one person from littering. I'd also like to think that the shadow subtly nods in approval when you use the trash can.