You don't need to be a math whiz to know when probabilities aren't on your side. Anybody walking into a casino knows the odds are not in their favor. As the saying goes, if you could beat the house, there wouldn't be a house.
So it's little wonder folks whipped their phones out to get a pic when these unlikely scenarios came up.
Underneath one of the chalkboards was another one, with notes still on it from 1981! That lesson had been buried for almost 40 years!
He stayed like that for almost four days, when his brother found him and alerted authorities so he could be rescued, an effort that took about 10 hours.
If not for the flatness on the fingers and a black line from the glass's edge, you wouldn't even know it's there.
Their right hand is a bit smaller than their left, and they're missing knuckles on their index, forefinger, and ring finger on their right hand.
She managed to collect a whopping 887 four-leaf clovers in eight hours. I guess you could say luck was on her side!
You would think that, in that time, the hole would have closed over completely, but here it is.
How it managed to fall that far, but not all the way is both baffling and kind of miraculous.
That takes some serious dedication to keep the plant going for that long, holding out hope that one day you might actually get some bananas from it.
Instead of growing that tasty red fruit we're all accustomed to, it just grew leaves.
Obviously it's a production error that put an orange on the package instead of a strawberry, but you have to wonder how that happens in 2019.
"No idea why it happened," the uploader wrote, "they were my formal shoes which I didn't use too often and they just dissolved at the wake. Left a hell of a mess on the floor."
Rather than disintegrating, or staying where they were printed, the letters just lifted off and ran all over the place.
I'm going with good — patio furniture is for happy times in the sun, and that's never bad!
And yet, somehow, they managed to wear the exact same outfit to the same festival, right down to the shoes and the shades.
Curly red hair, orange top, glasses, and she's even working on a laptop.
But only a bit, right? Because that's an uncanny resemblance.
Or at least she's dressed for its theme. And even the car in the background fits in!
But there it is, with kangaroos jumping around on the clean white field. How surreal is that?
And you have to think this vending machine rebelled when the person using it only had a few minutes to spare and no other options.
Somehow it's still carrot-shaped, and long, but didn't grow any kind of body.
It's not unheard of, but still made this guy's day to have the service and leg room all to himself.
It should have toppled, right? But, hanging on by the slimmest of hairs, it's still upright.
The ducks hatched next to the turtles and now think the turtles are their parents.
It's like it wanted to be as helpful as possible and spread word about its beautiful self.
Scientifically speaking, these formations are known as Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds, so as much as they seem like artwork, they're a real, if unusual, phenomenon.
It's just a super long noodle that makes it look like there are tons of smaller noodles in there.
It's not only amazing that a bug got caught up in the tape-making process, but that it did so on a roll of clear tape, creating this weird scene.
Well, it's probably just a coincidence that these guys dressed so similarly and went to the same cafe, but it's still cool to see.
I honestly thought orange was the only inside they came with, but here we go, not only a different color, but a half-and-half deal. Apparently it all tasted the same, at least.
Really, this is kinda crazy, right down to the moles.
Have you ever seen one take down a lizard before? I had no idea they could even do that.
It took eight days for them to show up — in his throat. This is why you take dentures out before surgery, folks.
A bug ate a hole through this morning glory's petals while it was closed, so when it opened up again, the holes made an interesting pattern.
It doesn't surprise me that someone would find it — it's that someone would recognize it from a snippet of a flick that's almost 25 years old.
Guess it slipped past Dempter's quality controllers, but I would have thought the production process would prevent such a thing from happening altogether.
