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People Are Taking WikiHow Images Out Of Context And Adding Their Own Funny And Dark Captions (104 New Pics)
We need not mention that WikiHow is one of those blessed online databases that help to keep our lives on track with how-to instructions. It’s somewhat obvious. But let’s talk about the elephant in the room: the very niche instructables it aims to cover beg for very niche illustrations. As a result, WikiHow has become as known for its weird as hell illustrations as for its content.
No wonder its often ridiculous portrayals have gained a cult following online and paved the way for one of the most entertaining subreddits out there. Welcome to r/DisneyVacation, a Reddit community that has nothing to do with Disneyland or vacations.
“It's for weird, terrible, terrifying or bad illustrations from WikiHow,” says the description, but that’s just half of the fun. Another half is the fact that they’re “captioned for your amusement,” and let me tell you, amusement is an understatement.
Psst! More priceless combos of funny captions and WikiHow pics can be found in our previous posts here and here.
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The ‘Disney Vacation’ subreddit was born out of a huge fanbase for weirdly captivating WikiHow illustrations that are “weird, terrible, and terrifying” all at once. What makes them even more entertaining are the ingenious and comical captions that give them an entirely new meaning.
We reached out to the main moderator of the community named Xalaxis, who shared some insights on the content on ‘Disney Vacation’ and the community behind it. “So we started off 2021 with about 590k subscribers. We passed the 600k milestone in April and are now at around 610k. Whilst growth has definitely slowed, it's crazy thinking that only three years ago we were just celebrating 50k.” Xalaxis said that they're definitely not worried about having too few members with such an amount of growth.
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ThatOneWriter 3 years ago
I've been watching too much Supernatural. Is walking in casually while covered in blood not normal for some people? 😂
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Daniel Marsh 3 years ago
BWAHAHA!!! Don't TELL them that!! Next you're going to tell them why teenaged boys carry their books in front of them when they're near a girl they like!
Right now, the mod team is debating whether the 'political posts' rule needs to be expanded. But other than that, “the rules and content have remained the same since our last talk,” Xalaxis said, referring to an earlier interview with Bored Panda. “It seems we've struck on a good set of guidelines,” the moderator added.
According to Xalaxis, “at the risk of sounding like some sort of 'WikiHow historian,' I think we've definitely seen a shift in the sort of content that they've been putting out recently.” They added: “We've been seeing a lot less of the traced/clearly weird illustrations like our first-ever post, and a lot more of illustrations which are well-drawn but strange even in context, such as number 3 in your list, although we've still been seeing the occasionally just badly drawn one like number 16 on your list.”
The moderator believes that such a combination of strange topics and weird illustrations will keep WikiHow a topic for memes for some time to come. “We get a wide range of submissions, generally focused on highlighting the oddities in an image, but occasionally also referencing current events to create a narrative. The vast majority of posts that get removed from the subreddit are purely because they forget to include the link to the source article.”
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Serial pacifist 3 years ago
Remembering all the lame excuses I used to give: "I am hurrying to work...My wife is rushing to a gynecologist...I am running away from the Taliban...It's the dinosaur that's chasing me I am trying to outrun..."
Moreover, in order to get one's submitted post past the mod team, people have to answer the most popular question seen on /r/disneyvacation, "What on earth is this an illustration for?!?" “The rest are removed because they either break our rules on political posts or are grossly unfunny (we do allow WikiHow's more NSFW illustrations, but some people think that 'disgusting = funny.' We at least make sure people put in some effort into the title,” the mod concluded.
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~hUmMuS vIbEs~ 3 years ago
Living in Australia, I can confirm: I have to edit all my photos to flip them the right way up.
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Mihai Mara 3 years ago
This is like the one where the husband says "Honey, did I ever tell you how good you cook?" Wife "No" Husband "Then why do you keep cooking??"
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RandomX123 3 years ago
An alternative: "It's a beautiful day outside. Birds are singing, flowers are blooming. On days like this, kids like you... SHOULD BE BURNING IN HELL!
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Julia Larsson 3 years ago
I wonder what that one is actually supposed to be. Why would you do that?
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beastmachine. 3 years ago
Just watch this : https://youtu.be/nFrPQ86kxo4 or search for The who asked radar on YT
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Eva the Egg 3 years ago
“AND CLASS THIS IS A *PANT PANT* 45º ANGLE OKAY???!! GET THAT!??!? OK LETS MOVE ON!!!”
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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago
After the climate apocalypse there will be no ice zone anymore. It's just water or desert zones.
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Carmen Sandiego 3 years ago
Someone mentioned the bottom right corner and now that's all I'm looking at.
Carmen Sandiego 3 years ago
Someone mentioned the bottom right corner and now that's all I'm looking at.
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