"This store allows you to buy a book, read it, then return it for a 50% refund"
"Went to a drive thru and they were using an AI instead of a person to take orders (it was basically like a glorified automated phone call)."
"Neighbors gave their tree eyes for Halloween."
"This Perry, GA GameStop I visited in 2023 still has the Halo 3 promo from 2007"
"30+ to enter this New Orleans bar"
"Saw a car buried at the beach today."
"This McDonald’s in Paris"
"I got a single swedish fish in my bag of sour patch kids watermelons."
"This grocery store has you cut off your bananas from the branch"
"These clouds this morning in the Texas Panhandle"
"This multi coloured ladybird gathering"
"Coca Cola in Saudi Arabia"
"These wall stains from the heads of the back row"
"A full pounder from McDonalds"
"This photo I took outside a local liquor store"
"My Take-a-number tag has a sudoku puzzle…"
"I found a baby bunny in my closet"
"My son's new shoes came with foam to protect the spikes"
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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)