"Fanta In Italy Has No Dyes Or Artificial Flavors"
"One Of My Laundry Pods Has No Detergent"
"This Person Taking Their Parrot For A Walk At The Mall"
"These Electrical Outlet Plates My Mom Painted For Her Kitchen To Match The Granite"
"My Local Cinema Has A Guide To Which Movies Have Mid And Post Credit Scenes"
"The 1st Class Shower/Toilet On An A380"
"My Daughter’s Pediatrician Has Higher Door Handles So Kids Can’t Run Out Of The Room"
"I Found This Old Nintendo Gaming Console From 1982 In My Parent's House"
"This Is What A Bathroom Looks Like On A 1st Class Japanese Bullet Train"
"A Homeless Person Used The Back Of This Street Sign As A Note Pad"
“My socks turn half red under one of the stage lights.”
“This vending machine has a visual representation of various prices for tourists who are unfamiliar with local coins”
“I opened a bottle of beer and the glass sheered off perfectly into the cap.”
“My local gas station has to put a sign in the milk section cause people open the milk to put it in their coffee, then put it back.”
“This Burger King still use their furnitures from the 80s”
“Title of the book is misspelled on the cover but not the spine”
“This giant cucumber we grew.”
“Found an unopened Orbitz drink at Goodwill!”
“This billboard has a Dyson hairdryer jerry-rigged to spread the scent of freshly baked bread.”
“This t-shirt company puts a picture of the person who made it on the tag.”
You know a child made that shirt.
No way! Next, you are going to tell me that Juan Valdez was not real and neither are Ronald McDonald or Chef Boyardee, but that they were in fact invented by a corporation to sell their product. But at least, you're not like Espey who is asserting that without a shadow of a proof.
The gas station is under no obligation whatsoever to provide creamer. Wtf.
If it was the back door, wouldn't it be a goose instead?