We don't all pay attention to detail. Sometimes, we end up missing some pretty neat things, just because we're rushing around, doing other stuff.
These people didn't miss a thing, though, and captured some pretty neat sights that probably wouldn't be seen otherwise. I can't help but applaud their ability to stop and smell the roses.
Sometimes I wonder if people actually pay attention to signs like this. But if they didn't, then we wouldn't get to read them too. I wonder if opening and closing your store whenever you feel like it is a sound business model...I almost feel like this kind of exclusivity would make people want to go there.
I mean, in order to make a post like this, you'd have to have a chicken. I don't think there are too many people that have any kind of chicken available, let alone one with such gorgeous plumage. But at least we got to see this wild coincidence first hand.
Bonus points for a great book pick!
One thing that people love doing on Reddit is posting pictures of things that look like the iconic upvote button. I seriously want to know who designed this building, because it really does look like the real deal.
A Reddit user commented on this, saying, "I had to stare at this for a solid 20 seconds before I understood that the trailer extended back and the truck is jackknifed."
Basically, the cab of the truck and the trailer are twisted at an angle, making it look like the truck has a short trailer, when in reality, it's just turned around.
I only just recently started noticing that clouds come in layers, and those layers catch light differently. This person found some shadowy clouds, plus a bright white one behind them. If it's going to rain, that white cloud isn't to blame.
Ah, what a great visual pun. Because number two is...well, I don't think I need to spell it out for you.
Funny, if this person hadn't stopped and noticed the random 2 on the ground, we never would've gotten to see it online.
I can't be the only one who remembers that song! It makes sense for a blue car to sport such an accurate lyric like that. And to think, if this person hadn't been stuck in traffic, we would've never seen it.
I also really wanna know where they got that sign from.
You have to kind of squint, but that rock that kind of sticks out at the top of the outcropping does look like a chameleon. To the point where it even looks like it has a face! How cool is that?
That little guy is doing such a good job. I think we all deserve tiny guard frogs. I'm not sure they'll do anything other than hop away if there's any actual danger, but that's fine. The point of a guard frog is more because frogs are kind of cute, anyway.
This onion ring, or should I say onion ampersand, is probably too impressive to eat. Then again, it's an onion ring, and just staring at it through a screen is enough to give me cravings. At least we have photographic evidence that the onion ring '&' once existed.
Sometimes when renovating, you find creepy things, like rat skeletons. Other times, you find random drawings that people covered up over the years. It would almost be a shame to remove this flooring, now that this drawing has been uncovered. But at least it'll live on, forever immortalized on the internet.
See, I wouldn't notice that because I'd be too busy shoveling the donut down my face. But it's nice that some people out there have enough self-control when it comes to baked goods to notice things that have gone wrong. But hey, a donut with a donut hole still in there is just a bonus.
This is something that you'd probably never see unless you were rearranging the things you have hanging on your walls. And even still, what are the odds of the screws making a face? I feel kind of bad for it.
I'm not going to lie, I thought the draw of this picture was the sign above the stop sign, the one that says, "We buy horses." It's gotten me a little curious. But of course, the stop sign itself is also interesting.
I've seen that trope plenty of times. The one where the main character forgets something like a coffee cup on the top of their car and then it flies away when they drive. But this is on the ledge near the trunk door, and hasn't fallen off. How cool!
I guess it's better to notice the snake and take a picture of it, than to not notice the snake, step on it, and get bit. It's just chilling, too, not hurting anyone. Best to leave it be, and find a new path to walk on. One without snakes, preferably.
This is something that I actually did know. If you leave them on the plant, they just keep changing until they're red. The redder they get, the sweeter they tend to be. But don't let that fool you; red jalapenos can still be really spicy.
Ah, I hate when this happens. Some stores need to pay better attention to their shopping carts, because something like this can be unsafe. It's funny, even when a cart is hard to push, you may not notice the fact that it's missing a wheel right away.
The Stop sign is pretty universal at this point, but I guess I always just assumed that it would be localized to the language of a given country.
Somehow, this one seems to have a friendlier font than the classic I'm used to seeing here.
I suppose it's not that surprising that these two patterns are so similar.
It's a style that's been popular for a while and probably has tons of similar versions in whatever database of pattern prints products like tissue boxes and game cases license from.
Sometimes it's just incredible to see the amount of detail a single coin has hidden in its engraving.
It's possible that this text helps people with impaired vision tell the coins apart too.
That's a pretty cool detail for the shoes to have.
I wonder if the map points to a specific place or if the designer just liked how the pattern looked with the design of the shoes.
Speaking of cool patterns, if you've ever been chilling in the backseat of a car with a patterned back window, then you've probably enjoyed playing with the shadows.
As a kid, I used to pretend I was wearing "cool" fishnets.
First, those rainbow buildings are pretty darned cool, and second, the perfect timing is icing on this rainbow cake.
I wish more buildings would try to have a bit of fun with their otherwise boring facades.
I mean, the view in general is just great. The fact that there's a little puddle that's shaped like a near-perfect heart makes the whole thing a lot prettier. It feels like a really romantic spot to go on a date, like for a picnic or sightseeing.
Presumably, the previous tenant had butterfly stickers on the mirror and this is simply some leftover residue repelling the condensation.
It could be solved with some Goo Gone, but personally, I'd keep them.
If you look closely, the core trunk of the tree appears to be angling out from the side of the road, so this tree isn't actually floating.
But the way the branches have settled into a classic shape really makes the illusion believable.
This is pretty cool. Sure, some people reuse the hangers their clothes come on, but a lot of us just toss them away. This would allow customers to put them in the recycling instead of the trash.
Ripping your leggings really sucks, because that means having to replace them. But what are the odds that someone would rip a hole exactly where their leg freckle is? I almost feel like you can't throw those out anymore.
I'm going to assume the squirrel is okay, since it clearly got up and left.
Which is why I feel no guilt at imagining the Looney Toons-style sound effect that this incident should have had.
