30 People Who Were In The Right Place At The Right Time

In adding to the story, this person wrote:

"What's hilarious was that both times were at the same exact club as well. My dad worked on a few of his basses over the years and got me some tickets and passes when his band, Dogstar, came around. Pics were taken on disposable cameras circa '95 & '98. I didn’t notice the anomaly until years later."

That man is so afraid while that monkey is so delighted, it's a truly fantastic contrast.

One knowledgeable person did add, "The best advice I got was to make sure I wasn't holding the new baby when the first child met the new baby. Make sure to hold the first child and approach the new baby together."

Although, I don't know how well that actually works.

That guy looks remarkably pleased considering a truck has just rammed into his face.

And those ostriches can really pack a chomp as well. I like the way that the other one is just watching on.

I would rather this happened as opposed to the pigeon pooping on my head during a picture being taken.

So that explains why all of my packages turn up dented! They've all been attacked by the woman with the iron head!

I have a lot of friends who have the same expression whenever I say, "I'm going the bar."

That is one hell of an incredible shot that they managed to pull off. I normally just swat them.

Good to see that no matter how old a dad gets, the dad jokes only get more powerful.

Someone else did point out that the other explanation is that this poor child is actually possessed.

It is also very possible that the bird was the one who was going over the speed limit in the first place.

Getting hit by a bus can do a fair bit of damage, but this woman must be made of steel or the like.

I like how it looks as though this Osprey is just saying, "Hey! Look what I caught!"

"My lifelong friend tried to sneak a tender candid photo me holding her new baby for the first time. Instead, she captured the EXACT moment her baby ripped a man-sized fart, straight on my lap," the person who uploaded this wrote.

That is the look of a person who has been completely defeated. I often have this expression whenever I'm near a kitchen.

"We need something to get people excited about Star Wars again."

"What if we just triple the size of the lightsabers?"

"Genius."

I know that it might have seemed annoying at the time, but I think that this photo is actually much better than the intended one!

I hope this situation didn't become a story they'd have to tell their grandkids about fighting possum for a pizza, but you have to admit, that would be a good story.

The best part of this is that it's so old, you just know the parents probably didn't have a camera in their pockets, so somebody had to run to grab the camera to capture this moment, while the child continued to be outwitted by the toilet seat.

You'd halfway expect to see this on mission in Grand Theft Auto, and it would be as ridiculous as it was crushingly difficult, as if the writers were taking out their frustrations on players as weirdly as they can.

I just love how unconcerned and downright chill this dog looks. He might have caused his owner weeks of worry and heartache, but he's just content with life right now.

Okay, obviously this is a meeting that was fated, but more importantly, there's an Emergency Donut Vehicle?? Why was I not informed? It's not just police officers who have donut emergencies, you know!

This is heartbreaking. I hate it when you cannot remember where you parked your house.

Speaking of Grand Theft Auto missions, amirite? Although, given how often such maneuvers ended in flaming death, it's probably for the best to just keep right on suppressing those childhood video game urges.

There's something so wholesome about a grown man being caught attacking a ball pit with complete abandon, isn't there? Just dinosaurs, basketball, and ball pit glory, he's kicking it old school.

Yep, usually if there's anything that two rambunctious puppers can agree on, it's that thunder and lightning are worse than the vacuum. They ought to be a split second away from dropping that toy they're fighting over and running for the safety of the basement.

Maple doesn't seem too disheartened by falling over, she's still got her eyes on the prize as well...the duck!

They're such twins it's kind of spooky, like she either dressed up like this carving before leaving that morning, or someone used her as the model before starting their work. It's just uncanny.

And this is why those cop shows where the detective says they "don't believe in coincidences" just doesn't ring true. This is clearly just an amusing coincidence — Maine is a small state, but not that small!