Things Aren’t Always What They Seem to Be

Things Aren't Always What They Seem to BeNo one knows how the boat got stuck up there! (piximus.net)

Photoblog Friday

Things aren’t always what they seem to be. It’s true. Yes, our world would be more convenient if they were. But it would also be a lot less entertaining!

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Writer, Filmmaker, Humorist, Thinker-about-stuffer
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35 Responses to Things Aren’t Always What They Seem to Be

  1. RasmaSandra says:

    Thank you for sharing, Love the photo particularly the animal ones. Wishing you a great weekend,

  2. so true and funny! have a nice day!

  3. Thank you for that diversion on the Internet super highway.

  4. Terry says:

    All great finds, Mitch! I especially liked the one of the grumpy car (snow) and the angry pepper. Fun!

  5. Nicely shared photos, Mitch.
    Have an awesome weekend. 🙂

  6. Bronlima says:

    Sitting in a traditional tavern in the centre of Lima waiting for friend to arrive. The bustle of people…my beer just arrived on my table and……
    I read your post. Centre of Lima is entertaining, but your post made me smile even more! Great selection!

  7. Alabastersky says:

    Where in the world do you find all these astonishing pictures, and that you have the mind to put them all together into such fascinating posts!! Kinda scary 😬😂

  8. Amazing photos! Some really had me laughing!

  9. Fun pics! My favorite was the tree with the arm-like branch. 😅🌳💪

  10. Debby Marie says:

    My goodness you sure have quite the collection! Thanks for sharing them!

  11. Anonymous says:

    Some interesting pictures. You are right about, things aren’t always whet they seem.

  12. jilldennison says:

    OH I LOVE all of these!!! Thanks for the chuckles and even laughs, Mitch!

  13. peterspetra says:

    Yes, I also wondered, where you find all those photos. I like to gather dog warnings, such as “entre qui veut, sort qui peut (may enter who wants to, may leave who can, found at Cahors, France)” or “uwaga, dobry pies, ale ma słabe nerwy (watch out, friendly dog, but he has weak nerves, Jodłownik, Poland)” or “Vorsicht! Wachsamer Nachbar (Watch out! Observant/alert neighbour, Kleinmachnow, Germany)”. Now I see that you can buy all these plates in the Internet… Greetings from Switzerland.

  14. Great collection. The chopped in half log dog made me quite queasy!

  15. Love the cat in the bag 😂

  16. re says:

    Poetry is the long road when you’re taking the short one, or the short road when you’re taking the long one. That’s how the threads of things are woven together. Hi, Mitch.

  17. That poor carrot. 🤓

  18. Ortensia says:

    😂😂😂Yes

  19. boromax says:

    Love these!

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