If you're going into battle, you've got two wardrobe options: You can dress in something practical -- camouflage, body armor, boring shit like that -- or you can slap on a SpongeBob costume, paint your flamethrower bright pink, and hope the enemy is too confused and/or terrified to remember which end of their weapon is "kill."
Here are some movie scenes you could have sworn were CGI'd but were instead all acted out in real life.
Humanity has been looking out into space for thousands of years, and the most important thing we've discovered over that time is that everything is crazy weird out there, and it just keeps getting weirder.
Some people might think that acting is the easiest job in the world. And that might be true, if you're a really shitty actor. But if you want to get good at it? Well, you have to be a little crazy.
Remember the last time you taught a pet to do a simple trick like sit or roll over? Hours of coaxing, promises of treats, all to get an animal to do something that's ultimately pointless? Well, we're about to severely squash your sense of accomplishment, because apparently you could've spent that time doing something far more impressive, but still completely pointless.
Here are more old-school holiday ads that make us wonder what the hell the past was thinking.
If you're reading this, hopefully it means that you are intent on doing what it takes to survive in a world full of such drivers by being just a little more careful. So for you, here are some advanced tips that everyone should know, even if most people don't.
The disasters that happened in the Bible tended to be pretty weird -- you knew it wasn't just a regular storm when the clouds dropped frogs and the seas turned to blood. That's the kind of stuff that just never happens anymore. Well, almost never.
The most disturbing fan theories are the ones where you just can't help but agree with them.
Which one of these kids is currently a murderous dictator? This looks like a completely normal class photo, but one of those innocent young faces actually belongs to an infamous public figure, and no, it's not the kid with the backward cap.
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