16 Pics That Broke Our Brains

This is WAY easier than just buying a regular-sized truck.

Unless they're going to let go at the top and free-fall, Tower of Terror style. That could be cool.

For months afterward, it was nearly impossible to find a seat in any restaurant in the city, from the finest gastropub to the meanest diner.

This is what happens when you hit that Moana level of friendship with the ocean.

Human, I have many questions. Why do you throw sticks into the sky, and why do I never fall into the void?

"There's no money in snake braces," they said. "Why can't you just be normal?"

Well, who's laughing now?

The list of things that make me fundamentally uncomfortable about this picture could probably paper an average-sized freeway, but to keep it short: I'm pretty sure the look in both of their eyes means I'm about to become a snack.

He's got your back and with leg room to spare! Not recommended for use on ice, oily surfaces, or near banana peels.

Despite being impossible under the laws of Euclidean geometry, they still hurt like anything when you step on them.

Ol' T-Rex might not be much help, come to think of it.

I've been stuck in this recursion for weeks now and let me tell you, drinking fountain water loses its novelty after the first hour or so.

"Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right — here I am, just trying to order some food."

Plus the gas tank is actually in one of the headlights, so...try not to get rear-ended.

"And we LIKED it."

This might be the weirdest marketing campaign I've ever seen.

Oh, this side? Yeah, it's pretty much the same, maybe a couple of differences. We put tomatoes in fruit salads over here. Wait, where are you going?

Unless Jigsaw designed this car for someone else to wake up in while it's in motion, I can't even come close to fathoming what made this seem like a good idea.

I'll admit that it can get pretty dark in my house, too, but this somehow seems less comfortable than straining to make out words in low light.

Not only does it turn out that the painters are better at deciding when the job is done than we are, but it also turns out that throwing an Uno reverse card at them and running away isn't a good payment plan.

This hand man seems very confident, but he also didn't forget his manner, his pinky is out, after all.

Yup, that's a horse and I really wish I was there to understand how it made it on the bus in the first place.

The way I see it, we're either dealing with one incredibly burnt out driver or one incredibly persuasive horse.

And since they're all trying to dress like Krampus, it's not like the context makes it any better.

Oh, these guys aren't trying to rob me, but rather torment me because Santa didn't think I was good this year? Yay...

Based on her worried expression, it's pretty clear that this is no joke to her and she has no idea what a drone is.

With that in mind, it's probably not that hard to pilot one of these things in such a way that it actually seems alive.

And as for why none of these people ever snitched him out, it may not have ever occurred to them to good ol' Hairy Victor would be known by that name.

As far as know, pigs can't read, but somehow, this one still knew that it was safest among the bricks.

If this bear could talk, it would probably make all sorts of confessions about lying on its resumé right now.

Still, imagine showing up to work only to be told, "Hey, put on this really loud gorilla suit and dropkick that guy in the chest. Don't worry, Billy will hold you up."

It's all fun and games now, but things are about to get really awkward when it finds its way in the meat section.

It's perfectly reasonable to expect a couple of these guys to hold the ladder while the person on top fixes the line, being being the ladder is a completely different story.

It may seem appetizing at first, but the body has a way of making something delicious taste downright disgusting when it's clear you were full 10 bites ago.

And in this woman's case, the fact that it keeps staring at her probably isn't helping.

I can't help but wonder whether whether thee guy made of tin foil is in a different branch of the military, though. Like, is that how it works?