"My brand new acer laptop came with the “e” “r” backwards with green backlight keys"
"This device they put on your car if you don’t park inside the line"
"In Nuremberg Germany they turned one of the buildings of the original Nazi Rally site into a Burger King,"
"Saw a goldfish in a rain puddle today"
"In the process of installing 21 "privacy pods" at my office job"
"This car that has been parked in my street for some weeks now is slowly claimed by nature"
"My heating blanket has two switches for off"
"Coffee cup that can only be used by pilots"
"One of my mums snow globes has gone black"
"The same keychain after 1 year of use"
"This restaurant charges you extra for bad parenting"
"Mutated tomatoes started growing on top of my septic tank"
"This store announces they collect your biometric data"
"This swing for people in wheelchairs"
"My hotel key is made of wood"
"This airport has a display of a bunch of items they confiscated"
"The warnings on an australian beach"
"Banks in Hong Kong are allowed to print their own money. There are 8 distinct currency designs currently in circulation (5 depicted)."
"Farm fields over Colorado are round not square'
"1500.00 USD in pesos in Argentina"
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If it was Chipotle one could call it Sh#tler.
#36 Nice is pronounced as Neece, named after the city in France
#36 even the price is... nice.
Basically just don't swim there...
Moron is used correctly. So, yeah. It's not the recognition that's an issue, it's thinking the tomato shape has something to do with Where it was planted.
Central Kansas farmland looking west towards the Rockies @ 250 miles, no curvature of the earth in the photo, so it was not caught and removed (yet) by NASA or the USA government which scours the internet looking for these. There was a photo of north America on the internet taken from an airplane on a clear day a few years ago overlooking Baja Mexico to Nova Scotia @ 36,000 feet, flat as a pancake, but it was quickly discovered and removed.
Naturally, since you have to go up to about 60,000 feet before you can see the curvature of the Earth.
who tf cares if earth is round or flat. what does it change?
(it's round)