There is nobody we would rather have come with us on a bike ride than this dog. Take a look at its expression—he’s ecstatic. After all, why wouldn't it be? He’s in a cozy, enclosed carriage being chauffeured around the city by his kind owner.
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Nowosci
Maybe the owner thought it would be a nice day for a long bike ride, and he wanted to bring his faithful companion along. It would be nice, especially if his dog were getting on in years. Anyway, we're happy these two adorable friends were photographed together.
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Congratulations to this gentleman, who opted to take what looks to be a love doll for an afternoon walk instead of finding a suitable, human date to bring along. You've got to give him some credit for his bravery.
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Mamoe-web
It is our sincere wish that he will not take the doll to meet his parents anytime soon. This individual was possibly delivering products to or from a store, or perhaps he had simply purchased the item; however, he was undoubtedly caught red-handed in the act.
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This guy's sense of style is impeccable, and we can't get enough of it. He decided to wear a cat on his head because he thought it would be fun. You can see that he has a baseball cap underneath, probably so that his scalp doesn’t get cut to shreds.
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24horas
The cat seems to be an expert at maintaining equilibrium. Trying to perch on someone's head without slipping off must be excruciatingly difficult. A man and his cat deciding to go on a walk is definitely a photo opportunity, especially if the Google Maps truck is nearby.
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Either the gate failed, or the driver pressed the trigger far too soon, and the door came crashing down on the hood—what a ludicrous way to scratch your automobile. Automatic gates do have their disadvantages, it seems.
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Tworeddots
Imagine how surprised this car’s owner would have been when they saw the state of their car. But there’s another explanation: it might be that this owner simply has a garage that is too short or that closing the garage door this way helps to double-secure the car from theft.
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This seems like a scene from a bizarre sci-fi film called something like “The Return of the Rubber Duckies.” Perhaps they're not rubber duckies at all, but yellow peeps, the marshmallow candy. Whatever it is, it looks like this boy is trying to sell them.
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Pikabu
Nevertheless, his presentation was superb. He’s really laid them out in an interesting way. There are also some white ones beside him. Maybe he saved them for VIPs. Or perhaps he knew they'd screw up the color scheme and didn't want to risk it.
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Google has captured quite an accomplishment here. How these cars got speared onto this gigantic needle is a total mystery. Perhaps a junkyard worker was just having some fun one day, or perhaps it’s a monument of some kind orchestrated by a junk-car connoisseur.
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Anthology
Perhaps someday you can show your grandchildren this image and say, "In my day, parking was much more difficult. We had to park our cars one on top of the other, like a kebab, not like nowadays where you can just park up on the side of any old road!"
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We have a few words of criticism for the driver of this car. Assuming that the car in the image has come to a full stop, we want to point out that it’s not quite in the parking lane. It’s also breaking the laws of physics. We’re not even sure if it’s legal to do that sort of thing.
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Talkbass
Okay, it's also possible that we’re looking at a seriously impressive piece of street art that has tricked our brains into thinking there’s a spider car up there, thanks to forced perspective. Whatever the case, it’s impressive.
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That must have been quite the wave. We think these people probably got stranded on the side of the road while transporting their kayaks since there don’t seem to be any rivers around in this street view shot. There may not be any water, but you can always practice sitting in it… we guess?
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Groundswellsearch
We understand that it's best to practice some moves on the dry ground beforehand, but you probably shouldn’t spend the entire day next to a road, out in the sun. The only way to get a feel for kayaking is by doing it in water, where it’s actually wet.
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We have a few questions about this image, as do the police, in all likelihood. This car looks like it took a few serious wrong turns before arriving on this driveway. It’s almost a miracle that the car itself isn’t damaged, considering its “decorations.”
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Piximus
Police tape, two American flags, a traffic cone—even a pink flamingo lays victim to this car’s rampage, presumably ripped from its place on the lawn by rampant rough riding. This might be another example of Google Maps giving the police evidence of untoward behavior.
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Woodcutting using a chainsaw usually requires a lot more safety equipment than this guy appears to have on. In his undies and brandishing a chainsaw, he’s getting a little too up close and personal for our liking.
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Zive
Even though it seems to have been extremely hot that day, if you’re going to cut wood, you should at least wear a pair of pants. This man isn’t even looking at what he's chopping! We understand the heat, but this is a careless approach.
