The internet is notorious for serving us the most miscellaneous content whenever we need it. And one such online destination that makes you scroll endlessly is the Facebook page titled “No Context”.
Followed by 9.1K followers, the page is devoted to sharing images that are anything but ordinary. Think of whimsical and questionable snaps of life that feature people, pets, places, and the most random situations.
And while the level of absurdity these photos entail is hard to deny, you can’t help but become a voyeur of this raw theater of life.
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In the age of technology, content on the internet has become a mainstay in our daily lives. With the tap of a button, we can access a vast array of information, entertainment, and more.
As demand increases, the amount of content on the internet is exploding, with new posts, videos, pictures, livestreams, reels and so on being created every day. Meanwhile, the age of social media has made sharing this content easier than ever. Now, that's where some of it gets truly bizarre.
From pictures of people eating raw onions to videos of cats eating spaghetti, the web is full of strange content that can make you laugh, cringe, or question what is even real anymore.
One of the strangest things to come out of the online world is the “Cinnamon Challenge.” It involves eating a spoonful of cinnamon in under 60 seconds without drinking anything. The challenge has been around for decades, but it recently resurfaced with a slew of videos uploaded to YouTube.
This exact challenge has been condemned by health experts who claim it can cause serious damage to the lungs and mouth. Despite its potentially dangerous consequences, many people still take part in it to join the trend and get views.
I’m playing “The Witcher 3: wild hunt” at the moment and it took me a second to find the problem with this image: the motorcycle.
Another peculiar trend on the internet is the “Kylie Jenner Challenge.” This challenge involves using a shot glass to suck out the air from around the lips to make them appear bigger. While it has been around since 2015, it has recently gained more attention due to its popularity among young people.
Meanwhile, the Tide Pod challenge is known as a particularly dangerous one. The challenge involves daring someone to eat laundry detergent pods, which can cause serious injury or even death. The challenge quickly gained traction on social media and was soon being shared by teens around the world despite the fact that it has been one of the most dangerous stunts so far.
You've probably also heard of the Kiki Challenge, a notoriously dangerous trend that left multiple people injured. It involves jumping out of a moving car and dancing to a Drake song and soon became a hit on social media.While questionable and potentially dangerous online challenges are far from the only bizarre things that get shared on social media, it’s easy to see how strongly people are drawn to the weird side of the internet.
I have a kid that refuses to get out of the cart when it starts getting full. I'm guessing the parent decided on the "natural consequences" method
At least he doesn't have to worry about the passenger moving around and messing with his balance.
next level way to go to the hospital. boy, let's hope he knows what he's doing.
Load More Replies...He gonna be hurting sometimes or another.........when that thing stops.........idk looks like it hurt I got to give to him though guys brave
Thing I came up with for stand-up comedy: "Something interesting I noticed is that a person who rides a bike is called a cyclist. Also, a person who rides a motorcycle is a biker. If that wasn't enough, then you have tandem bikes, so you can carry along a mini cyclist who's eventually gonna be a biker like the rest of them. And a recumbent bicycle, for THAT couple. So overall, people riding bikes are called cyclists, people riding motorcycles are bikers, people riding tandem bikes are parents, people riding recumbent bikes are sappy, and people riding unicycles are clowns.
I didn't scroll down all the way and I was like "oh he's on a bike" but then
Hopefully he's an owner or something - I see people at my local PF adapting equipment to their own generally misconceived notions of usage (like running up a stairmaster/escalator type backwards) and wonder if the gym's liability insurance is going to cover their fractured skull.
That's pretty cool in a way... Maybe it was raining outside...
I'm gonna blame the duct tape guy for submitting this photo to every Bored Panda mashup, maybe he's hoping that someday someone will identify the dorm room and cut him down from the ceiling.
Well...I guess if there's no tattoo "pen" there will be no gain(ing) more crummy tattoos.
Oh, she asked a simple question and some JERK attacked her for that!
Load More Replies...I think there’s a rebellious act against Zara because she’s popular but don’t quote me on that.
Oh, she asked a simple question and some JERK attacked her for that!
Load More Replies...I think there’s a rebellious act against Zara because she’s popular but don’t quote me on that.