Join the Fun!

Thats Sooo Coool!

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855points

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Sarcastic Panda 3 years ago

wow. just wow.

200points

Ha. Beetle

Final score:

841points

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Andrew Gibb 3 years ago

the love bug

200points

“You know in games or movies when you find an odd little secret that someone in production left unnoticed for the few in the audience that would look for it or happen to stumble upon it? This is the place to share those things you find in real life,” the r/IRLEasterEggs community explains its goal and what their online community is all about.

From the first moments that you visit the subreddit, it’s very obvious that the r/IRLEasterEggs community and its moderators have a wickedly awesome sense of humor and like to have fun. But I guess that comes with the territory—finding small secrets sprinkled all around the world makes you see the fun in life, no matter how hard the silver lining might be to find on some days.

The New Subway Cars In Stockholm Have Some Interesting Ventilation Covers

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822points

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Vic 3 years ago

Run Ms. Pacman, run..

173points

On The Back Of An Innocent Bottle

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781points

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Sarcastic Panda 3 years ago

nearly choked

271points

Canadian Passport When Held Under UV Light

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779points

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Sarcastic Panda 3 years ago

im moving to canada

399points

The moderators are very clear and concise with the rules other members have to follow. They add tiny quirky comments to the rules, making it all really self-explanatory stuff, to be honest. From “don’t seek out conflict” (i.e. don’t be a jerk) to “I feel like I just saw this…” (i.e. try not to repost too often).

The fact that this subreddit exists also shows how many artists, craftsmen, and just your average Joe creatives adding magic to the hidden corners of the world there really are. Who needs Hogwarts when we’ve all got the potential to be wizards anyway?

This Definitely Caught Me Off Guard

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736points

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Gay and trans Ethan 3 years ago

Lmao

253points

Autumn 3 years ago

What book is it tho?

17points

Tracy Sellars 3 years ago

I have read this book, because I remember reading this into. For the life of me I can't remember who exactly write this. It may have been one of Douglas Adams??? I'm going a hunting through bookcase to find it.

19points

Gyro Pilot 3 years ago

A friend loaned me a copy to read: i read this intro/warning and knew right away wasn't for me.

1point

Valerie Page 3 years ago

Kate Avery : You just had a taste of what life is like when you reach your 70s. And I wish you a happy life until then ... when you won't give a s**t about most things. It's good to just be alive :)

0points

Kevin Beard 3 years ago

I think it was one of Paul Reiser's books.

0points

Jane Ramirez 3 years ago

But...I LOVE knowing that there are still hundreds and hundreds of pages left to read! I need you to start your book on page -327.

12points

Kori Chamberlain 3 years ago

Oh, that’s actually neat. Countdown pages. I know that’s not what you meant, but thats how it’d end up working, and I love it.

0points

TTorrest Author 3 years ago

I wish I could do this in my books, but actually add the 144 empty pages beforehand. (Kindle Select authors get paid per pages read. LOL)

10points

Debra Starr Moon 3 years ago

Paul Riser’s book!

3points

Purr·maid 3 years ago

It also sells, baby!

2points

Lil_Tae_29 3 years ago

what book is this ?

2points

Camilo Madrigal 2 years ago

But now youre on page 9 :>

1point

Hens' Teeth 2 years ago

Just cost more trees I suppose

1point

Sylvie 2 years ago

😕

1point

Wonderful 3 years ago (edited)

The book is called Couplehood by Paul Reiser

1point

Adriana Coppage 3 years ago

I would do this.

1point

Aeon Decker 2 years ago

Genius

0points

Kija Amira 2 years ago

Lmao. Which book is this? I need this.

0points

IvyclawTheWolfski 2 years ago

What is this book called and where can I get it?

0points

axolotl 2 years ago

i want this book.

0points

Nicole 2 years ago

Love this!!!

0points

axolotl 3 years ago

i'm driving to barnes and noble to get this book

0points

axolotl 3 years ago

right. now.

0points

Drayha 3 years ago

What book is this??

0points

ivan bolitekurac 3 years ago

I have this weird problem.I love reading but i hate starting new books.New Amauthor,new style,new characters,new story,new world,not knowing who is who and what is going on etc

0points

Ella Greenman 3 years ago

Perfect man Imma do this when I publish

0points

RealSans666 3 years ago

i need that book

0points

THE GREAT PAPYRUS 3 years ago

BUT SANS, WILL YOU READ IT?

0points

Sue Clifford 3 years ago

🤔

0points

May Day 3 years ago

So the first page has no 145??

0points

elfin 3 years ago

Costs a few trees their lives.

0points

Loraine D.G. MacGinness 3 years ago

Eejit !!

0points

23AClark 3 years ago

Okay!

0points

Hollysmom 3 years ago

Genius

0points

Adam Hendron 3 years ago

The author wins too. I'm sure this book is more expensive than it would have been.

0points

Catherine Brady 3 years ago

As a writer I can appreciate the logic.

0points

Alyssa Fiedler 3 years ago

That is smart, I really don't like reading knowing that there are so many pages.

0points

Aubrey B 3 years ago

This AUTHOR is MY KIND OF PEOPLE!

0points

Shinomi Chan 3 years ago

This is either the biggest "no shi*s given, or pure genius marketing.

0points

oddkiddo 3 years ago

Obviously it has a price. At least an environmental one.

0points

CrEaTiVe_duck 3 years ago

i want a book like that too >:0

0points

PKMN Trainer Link 3 years ago

I love this

0points

V-swizzles_Valley 3 years ago

I want that book

0points

Deal _Anneal 3 years ago

whose the author?

0points

Pearl Of the SeaWing RainWings 3 years ago

What book is this.

0points

Bella Grasso 3 years ago

What...that’s wow

0points

Sasha Kuleshov 3 years ago

But it Does cost something, MORE paper :O

0points

Demongrrrrl 3 years ago

There are no blank pages, the page numbering starts at 145.

13points

THOR 3 years ago

this is smart

0points

あんぱんまん 3 years ago

hahahaha GENIUS! WHO WROTE THISSSS i wanna read this book now hahaha

0points

Im.in.wonderland 3 years ago

Omg love this

0points

Draga Millani 3 years ago

nothing except trees and paper lmao

-1point

ILOVEBAMBOO 3 years ago

Uh...I would not want that in my Harry Potter books.

-1point

Lisa Tetlow 3 years ago

Smart!!

-1point

LegendYak 3 years ago

What a smart dude

-1point

Fact Perils 3 years ago

What book is this, I need this

-1point

Jonathan 3 years ago

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Damn, Okay T-Shirt

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728points

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Shazz Winchester 3 years ago

Laughed a little too loud.....

283points

Every Autumn In The Oregon Coast Range As The Leaves Change, This Image Emerges From A Pine Forest

Final score:

724points

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troufaki13 3 years ago

Love this!!

231points

#10

Read The Whole Thing Not Just The Red Circle

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709points

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Mieke Fabry 3 years ago

Hilarious, credits for the person who wrote this

349points

#11

My Friend Who Passed Away Was Always Seen With His Beloved English Bulldog, I Noticed This When I Walked To The Backside Of His Tombstone

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703points

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The Breadman 3 years ago

Not usually one to state the obvious, but that is really brilliant and thoughtful

342points

#12

At Precisely 11:11 A.m. Each Veterans Day (Nov. 11), The Sun’s Rays Pass Through The Ellipses Of The Five Armed Services Pillars To Form A Perfect Solar Spotlight Over A Mosaic Of The Great Seal Of The United States

At Precisely 11:11 A.m. Each Veterans Day (Nov. 11), The Sun’s Rays Pass Through The Ellipses Of The Five Armed Services Pillars To Form A Perfect Solar Spotlight Over A Mosaic Of The Great Seal Of The United States

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695points

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Raksha swami 3 years ago

What about leap second it will cause it to change

143points

#13

Found In The Bottom Of My Bag Of Coffee

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670points

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Rowlie 3 years ago

What WERE You doing there?

219points

#14

This Bridge In Germany Was Painted To Look Like Legos

Final score:

668points

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Troux 3 years ago

Does it hurt when you walk on it?

396points

#15

Box Gives Funny List Of Extra Uses

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656points

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Charlotte 3 years ago

I love this company - Who Gives A Crap. They make recycled toilet paper and tissues and 50% of their profits go to building toilets and proper sanitation for communities that don't have them. Plus the rolls are wrapped in paper, not plastic. The rolls are bigger, last longer and look cute too! I strongly recommend them!

404points

#16

Found This In My Maternity Shorts Today

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Rowlie 3 years ago

that's actually sweet

298points

#17

The Tag On My New Belgium Brewing Shirt Has A Picture Of The Lady Who Sewed It

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630points

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Shazz Winchester 3 years ago

That's better than a brand name for sure!!

233points

#18

In Sweden There Are These Statues Of Planets Placed Around The Country. Together They Form The Solar System With Correct Proportions. Globen (The Globe) Is The Sun

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610points

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ADHORTATOR 3 years ago

Do they have Pluto?

241points

#19

Medieval Humor. - Abbey Of Sainte Foy, Conques, France, C.1050

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605points

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Sarcastic Panda 3 years ago

oh, verey funnye

213points

#20

Incredible Sidewalk Art

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598points

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Beverly 3 years ago

This really is fantastic. I'd like to see more.

183points

#21

The Way These Milk Jugs Line Up!

Final score:

593points

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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

Shut up and take my money!

274points

#22

Irl Ant-Man

Final score:

577points

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Sarcastic Panda 3 years ago

wow, love stuff like this!

183points

#23

Walking Past A Local Garden In My Neighborhood, I Noticed They Labeled The Power Line Along With All The Other Plants

Final score:

577points

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Kirsten Kerkhof 3 years ago

Now that's the kind of humor I like!

240points

#24

Found On My Baguette!

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575points

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Rowlie 3 years ago

That escaleted quickly

269points

#25

Anthony’s Vital Wheat Gluten

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558points

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Rowlie 3 years ago

Who wouldn't look?

234points

#26

I Have This Qr Code Sitting Behind Me In Zoom Calls. If Someone Scans It, The Light Comes On

Final score:

549points

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Oliver 3 years ago (edited)

That’s so cool! Now that’s a bright idea.

320points

#27

The Futurama Boxes Have 30th Century Fox

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548points

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Hans 3 years ago

144points

#28

Paisley Abbey (Scotland) Has An 'Alien' Gargoyle Above It's Archways

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547points

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Andrew Gibb 3 years ago

easter egg bonus: some original gargoyles are of the stone masons who built the church or cathedral

227points

#29

Under My Beer’s Seemingly Easy To Peel Label

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545points

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Justin G 3 years ago

Welp

126points

#30

In These Troubling Times...

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540points

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Vic 3 years ago

Amen!

182points

#31

This Pole I Found

Final score:

527points

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Maren Gärtner 3 years ago

Marge after months in quarantine

280points

There’s Brass Fish In The Floor At The Seattle Airport. This One, Off By Himself, Has A Suitcase

Final score:

526points

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Laura Craig 3 years ago

Of course he has a suitcase, he's going places!

218points

#33

From Our Local Dairy Farm

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512points

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Rowlie 3 years ago

buh-bye indeed

171points

#34

Old Sweatshirt

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506points

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wandile dludlu 3 years ago

Is that a reddit post?

157points

#35

Found While Digging Through Some Old Cat5 Cables At Work

Final score:

504points

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Marcellus the Third 3 years ago

An African or a European pterodactyl?

306points

#36

The Irish Passport Has A Tricolour Flag Binding

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504points

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Serial pacifist 3 years ago

And a bunch of leprechauns binding it all together.

172points

#37

Patagonia Knows Whats Up

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492points

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Sarcastic Panda 3 years ago

yes. yes it does.

163points

#38

Found This On The Back Of My Shirt Tag

Final score:

477points

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Saranya Sajith 3 years ago

BETTER RUN!

169points

#39

Jerry In The Wall Of A Pet Store

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471points

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deanna woods 3 years ago

Where's Tom?

141points

The Footrest In This Jeep Says “Sand Snow Rivers Rocks” In Morse Code

Final score:

441points

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Don Golosso 3 years ago

JEEP cars are full of eastereggs, cool company!

199points

#41

The Saturn V LEGO Set Has 1969 Pieces, Which Coincidentally Is The Year Humans Set Foot On The Moon

Final score:

440points

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Serial pacifist 3 years ago

That's the dedication to details.

204points

#42

Bottom Of Milk Carton

Final score:

424points

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Premislaus de Colo 3 years ago

Just wanted a glass of milk, now I'm into fourth hour of pondering

293points

#43

Can’t Let Those Little Buggers Escape

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421points

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Sarcastic Panda 3 years ago

true, very true

153points

#44

My Dog Ripped Open Her Platypus Toy And Found A Beaver Egg And A Duck Egg

Final score:

413points

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Sarcastic Panda 3 years ago

where can I get this? asking for a friend

194points

#45

One Of My University Buildings Has A Teeny Door

Final score:

406points

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Vic 3 years ago

The Shire has modern buildings now?

151points

#46

When The Easter Egg Gives U A Lil Treat

Final score:

390points

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Serial pacifist 3 years ago

Hopefully, you published it after you used the discount.

167points

#47

Cgp Books (British School Revision Books) Always Have Jokes Sprinkled In, But Always A Little Joke About The Book On The Back

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382points

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Sarcastic Panda 3 years ago

yes, I've seen these. they always make me laugh.

118points

Cadburys Snuck Their Trademark 'C' In The Middle Of Their Roses' Rose

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378points

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Sarcastic Panda 3 years ago

the number of Roses consumed in my life, and I never noticed...

123points

#49

Thanks For The Advice, Hat. I Shall Go And Give My Butt To My Mama

Final score:

367points

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James016 3 years ago

Mama knows how to wash butts

146points

#50

Addition To All The Bottom Easter Eggs

Final score:

354points

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Charlotte 3 years ago

Malteasers have very innuendo-heavy advertising - check out some adverts on YouTube

94points

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Lúthien 3 years ago

I checked the box of chocolate standing next to me. Not quite an easter egg, but on the side it says "There is nothing better than a friend, except a friend with chocolate..."

43points

unusual spider 3 years ago

10points

Fidgets McGee 3 years ago

I think that I am forever going to be looking at the bottom of packages after this

29points

Rebecca 3 years ago

Haha, same!

8points

howdylee 3 years ago

I used to draw CAD construction plans for a retail chain... one store was in downtown NYC and the building had an enclosed truck dock. Rooms are always named/identified on the drawings and no one told me what to call that room, so I named it Docking Bay 94. It went out for permits like that. And years from now when they pull out the old set to make more changes, it'll likely still be called Docking Bay 94! :) For an extra kick, I included in the CAD plan on a layer that doesn't print, a tiny version of the Millennium Falcon! Double easter eggs!

21points

Little Dino 3 years ago

nice! we use CAD for our robotics team and we put smiley faces everwhere haha :)

11points

Kari Panda 3 years ago

In our old online library catalogue, if you searched for 'linux', there was a gif of a dancing penguin. Always loved that :)

8points

Logic and Reason 3 years ago

That’s Tux, the mascot for the Linux operating system.

2points

Helena Tomé 3 years ago

I don't comment a lot but I just love borepanda!

5points

bdogma 3 years ago

Helena Tomé lol

-2points

Layla Corman 3 years ago

I have a strange habit of pausing any show/movie/documentary when they show a news paper clipping. I like to read them. I forget the movie, but I was reading a (fake) clipping. For the most part, it was talking about the story, but about 2/3 of the way through it said something like, "Do you know how hard it is to write fake newspaper articles? Why are you even reading this? Get a life!" I laughed so fricken hard! I wish I could remember the movie! Now, I'll have to hunt it down.

4points

Tiny Dancer 3 years ago

You're welcome, Layla! What can I say, I am the Google Queen, lol. Your quote was a great starting point, though, so it was a team effort :-)

2points

Tiny Dancer 3 years ago (edited)

In the movie, "Election", there's a newspaper story that reads partway through: "If you’ve paused the film in order to read this entire article, your time would be better spent renting Citizen Ruth from your local video store. Do you know how hard and unthankful a task it is to write these fake few stories for newspaper movie props? I’ve got better things to do."

2points

therapy2u 3 years ago

Layla Corman like

0points

Rainbow Panda 3 years ago

Haha, they’re always epic. 🤩

4points

Pearl Of the SeaWing RainWings 3 years ago

I adore these things. I LIVE for them.

4points

AndersM 3 years ago

This post made me think that there are so many awesome people out there. Thx

4points

Potato o Doom 3 years ago

Theres a guitar pedal called the Green Russian Big M**f, and on the circuit board it says "Follow the Smoke Towards the Riff-Filled Land", a line from a song by stoner band Sleep

3points

David Retsler 3 years ago (edited)

If you ever get to the Air and Space Museum in Washington DC, go to the Naval Aviation display/room/area. There's a 12-15 foot model of the nuclear-powered USS Enterprise aircraft carrier outside of it. If you look INSIDE the ship through the open elevator areas, you can see two, to-scale models of Porsche automobiles among all of the aircraft. UPDATE: Never mind- it isn't displayed anymore. (https://airandspace.si.edu/collection-objects/model-aircraft-carrier-uss-enterprise/nasm_A19830024000)

3points

23AClark 3 years ago

I totally enjoyed these!

2points

Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 3 years ago

This list was way too short.

2points

Jason Marin 2 years ago

Going to buy something today and see what I get. Keep you all posted.

1point

Lennah Palbachm 3 years ago

Now for the next five years of my life, every box I get will be opened backwards and every bags bottom will be checked. Thank you so much.

1point

Abri Correa 3 years ago

I checked the mircowave when it was beeping today. Two of the buttons combined said "juicy chicken".

1point

Kasey Lee Bao Ting 3 years ago

LOLOLOLOLOLOL

0points

Totally legit 3 years ago

Wholesome

0points

Arcana 3 years ago

The no internet chrome dinosaur

0points

Lukyan Terdal 3 years ago

That first one must've been hard to pull off.

0points

bee 3 years ago

im super late— but on the small goldfish bags, it says “made with smiles” in the first ingredient on the lost

0points

pancake dreams 3 years ago

I built my employee number at Walmart into a functional UPC code, making myself a product that could be purchased at the store for $4.20. I don't know if they ever purge those, so I may exist as stock over a decade later lol

0points

Charles Heathcote 3 years ago

When I created scenery for the local ballet school I always included a mouse somewhere on the set. Someone found it one evening and for years the kids were hunting the sneaky little mouse.

0points

Alyssa Fiedler 3 years ago

I got my sis to read some of them, we were both laughing, lol

0points

Agnes Jekyll 3 years ago

I LOVE this. More please!!!

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Lúthien 3 years ago

I checked the box of chocolate standing next to me. Not quite an easter egg, but on the side it says "There is nothing better than a friend, except a friend with chocolate..."

43points

unusual spider 3 years ago

10points

Fidgets McGee 3 years ago

I think that I am forever going to be looking at the bottom of packages after this

29points

Rebecca 3 years ago

Haha, same!

8points

howdylee 3 years ago

21points

Little Dino 3 years ago

nice! we use CAD for our robotics team and we put smiley faces everwhere haha :)

11points

Kari Panda 3 years ago

In our old online library catalogue, if you searched for 'linux', there was a gif of a dancing penguin. Always loved that :)

8points

Logic and Reason 3 years ago

That’s Tux, the mascot for the Linux operating system.

2points

Helena Tomé 3 years ago

I don't comment a lot but I just love borepanda!

5points

bdogma 3 years ago

Helena Tomé lol

-2points

Layla Corman 3 years ago

4points

Tiny Dancer 3 years ago

You're welcome, Layla! What can I say, I am the Google Queen, lol. Your quote was a great starting point, though, so it was a team effort :-)

2points