The next time you plan on being a weirdo while taking the subway, think again, because someone just might snap a photo of you. These awkward, bizarre and very funny pictures were taken by stealth photographers looking to become famous, and expose their fellow strange travelers.

It turns out that humans are not the only dicks on this planet. Animals can pull some dick moves too, including screwing over their own species and doing some nasty things to their owners. Whoever said that animals are not smart didn’t realize they can be real jerks.

There is a reason that adults should be good role models to their kids; so they don’t end up doing stupid crap like these idiots. I hope nobody of them was hurt and everything worked out in the end.

It’s not about an ugly duckling turning into a beautiful swan, it’s something different, but it is still about the makeup and how appearances can be deceptive. You need to see this.

Los Angeles based photographer Ejen Chuang took these high quality photographs of comic book and anime convention participants. There are apparently men and women alike who spend a tremendous amount of time, energy and money creating and wearing these costumes.

Night sky can be so different.

These animals look unhappy before rescue. But after rescue they don't differ from other pets. They are cute and cheerful.

Twilight Hunk Robert Pattinson Hit with Pie in the Face

It really isn’t all that surprising with all the pollution in our world that species are changing in odd and weird ways.

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These pictures were taken on the highway that leads to Moscow several days ago.

This project was created by IOCOSE and Matteo Bittanti and is showing possible dangers of too much gaming, showing the deformity of the player’s hands and fingers. These are not real, unless… How many hours a day do you play video games?

This is an amazing mirage of a ghost city that was seen from the City of Huanshan, China. After a heavy rain, trees, mountains, buildings and an entire city suddenly appeared above the Xin'an River. I’d love to witness something like that.

This cool project was conducted by Matthew McVickar. He attached a disposable camera to a cardboard, and taped on instructions for mail employees on the package to take pictures with it along the way to it's destination.