24 People Calling Literally Everyone And Everything Out

This could really go back and forth for a long time, but I think it would stop getting fun right about here. Well done to the second person for that grade A schooling job though.

I mean, I've heard of a head of lettuce before, but this seems a little excessive.

But seriously, was a seagull eating a lettuce wrap over her head and dropped a leaf? That she never noticed? I have questions and this image isn't giving me any answers!

I was worried that he had some kind of Island of Dr. Moreau-style laboratory where he was making hybrids of people and animals and then selling off those children. Does that make me a strange person for going there? Absolutely.

Unfortunately, no amount of detergent is going to get the scorch marks out of this reply. Hopefully some Frank Ocean will get them through it.

Most of the time when you call something out, it's just the people around you who see it. Pulling a stunt like this makes sure that the whole dang world knows exactly what you did.

Imagine being the person to move the bench over to the mirror, only to see that sign. That's the kind of shame I can only hope to someday bring upon someone.

Serious misunderstanding? Angry ex-employee? Vegans run amok? Or, perhaps the most unforgivable of them all, somebody photoshopping a picture on the internet? I guess we'll never know.

I am curious about how other people do this though. Do you talk to people in the bathroom? I sometimes start a conversation, not realizing where I am, and then I just kind of go with it like, "Well, we're already here, might as well chat."

I'm not even sure what she's going for here. Does she think that if you're good enough at being a person, you get to live forever? Or is she holding onto some serious salt about a grandma who died and ruined her birthday or something?

Can anyone please explain to me why the "P" is colored in on this soap? Is this the reason for all the dad loathing? Did he color in this kid's soap with pen?

Oof. You can see the effort this person tried to put into getting rid of this sticker. It looks like they were trying to scratch out of a coffin after being buried alive. But, alas, the sign remains.

Meanwhile, most of my graduating class is looking at this being like, "Wait a second, where's my $40k job?"

But hey, I think we're all more than guilty of completely misreading social cues from social media that end up making us look like paranoid maniacs, right? Right? Not just me? Please tell me that's not just me.

First of all, mayo is one of the most overrated things on the planet in pretty much any circumstance. Mayo-based salads? Get out of here. And then peas on pizza is just a joke.

It used to be that the scariest thing a teacher could do would be reading your notes out loud. Now this kind of thing is a possibility. Actually, no, the note thing is still way scarier.

I'm also saying, as a pro tip, that sending the upside-down face emoji is never going to result in your night ending in the way you want.

After all, you can't improve (or develop crippling self-worth issues) if you don't know what's wrong with you in the first place.

That's actually not true. I've got those and I barely think things through at all.

No one will tell you this, but this is actually what everyone is doing.

I mean. I don't want to pile onto this poor girl, but I can honestly say I've never seen RiRi rock this particular look.

The difference between how I feel about the last picture and this one is that I have glasses and feel personally attacked. Because frankly, I look cuter with them. So shut it.

And if you can bond with someone and break the ice in your relationship by talking about your mutual mental health issues, then all the power to you both.

Also, kudos to Idris for noticing that kind of detail. I wouldn't be able to find Waldo in this picture if he was standing in the middle of it because I'm just that kind of guy.

I'd probably put on camo and somehow lose myself in a bathroom.

I used to think that you were supposed to put CDs or something in there. Apparently I've been doing cars wrong this whole time.