So here's something you won't be able to unsee once we point it out to you - someone has discovered that fighter standoff pictures actually look like gay weddings. Yep, the guys who act all tough, actually look like they're deeply in love. Maybe it's the intense way they stare into each other's eyes, or maybe it's the way the referees look like officiators. Either way, we're loving these pictures, which show a whole new side to these big ol' fighters.
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Behind every successful selfie posted online are tens of ones that didn't make the cut. Either the lighting was off, or the filter wasn't good. Or, the grimace was too strong! These girls show how dramatically different someone's face can be when they pull a grimace or goofy smile, proving that behind the beauty is also a great sense of humor!
Most places we go are steeped in history, very often having a dark past. Very often we are oblivious to all the events that have taken place in the decades leading up to the moment we are standing in a place, especially the ones which saw lives lost. These photos have been cleverly photoshopped to show the dark and sad past that specific places have, to remind us that the past should never be forgotten.
Having kids is the greatest blessing in life. But sometimes, they can really try our patience, especially when we're stuck indoors with them 24 hours a day in quarantine. Sure, we love our kids but they aren't always easy. And bored kids is just a recipe for disaster. These pictures prove just how much some parents are looking forward to school starting again.
Everyone is trying to get through quarantine in their own ways, and for some, that means pranking the hell out of whoever you're living with. That's exactly what Massachusetts based designer Kristen Vogler did when she replaced her family photos with crayon drawings one by one for 11 days before her parents noticed anything.
Here is the hilarious progress below, including a video of her parents' reaction when they eventually realized what their daughter had been up to!
She documented the whole thing on Facebook, explaining that "I started poorly recreating the framed photos on our wall with top-notch art supplies, aka - a box of crayons. Every day I replaced a new photo with a new, and terrible, crayon drawing. Sneaking these masterpieces up was not easy, I had to hide in the bathroom clutching the frames multiple times. It took Paula Sassone Vogler and Mike Vogler 11 days to notice that anything had changed. I find that concerning 😂. I had a lot of fun messing with my parents during the downtime between Kristen Vogler Design projects. I hope you enjoy it, and if you know someone needing a mediocre crayon drawing, you know where to find me."
We're constantly bombarded with new stories from another the world that are just horrifying. It's important to remember that there's still good in this world...and quite a lot of it. Here are 41 pictures that will make your heart smile and remind you that there are good people, good moments in this crazy world.
News has broken out that the world's favorite 'sadsack' from 'Scrubs' has been diagnosed with lung actor. Sam Lloyd, best known for his character Ted on 'Scrubs' had just recently just become a first-time dad. Tim Hobert, the executive producer of 'Scrubs,' has created a GoFundMe page to help Lloyd overcome this diagnosis and defeat it. We collected some of the best Ted moments for this Ted Appreciation Post.
