20 Pics That Would Seem Totally Normal Save For One Tiny Detail

I don't know if I should be impressed or freaked out. Like, was this a complete coincidence, or are cacti (and maybe plants in general) smarter than we give them credit for?

This is a super weird picture in more ways than one. For starters, I'm pretty sure you shouldn't have fiberglass on your skin like that (or near you at all). But it also looks like this guy's arm got frozen solid.

OP should maybe get that checked out...

I'm around 87 percent sure you can still use that fork and not notice a real difference. Even if it does look really sad and dull without its tips. Good thing it's just a plastic fork and not a metal one or something.

Looking at this otherwise perfectly fine can of ginger ale is kind of stressing me out. It's like we're seeing a shot from just before a disaster happens.

Maybe take it out to the garage or something...

I want to say I feel bad for this fly, but if we're being real here, it was probably on its last legs, anyway. Don't houseflies only have a lifespan of a few days or something?

Either way, I couldn't bring myself to reuse that particular tea light.

I wonder if the car owner genuinely thought no one would notice. Or maybe they straight up didn't care.

I bet it works really well for wiping snow off the windshield, though.

What do most restaurants have a lot of? Those plastic condiment bottles they use for ketchup and stuff.

I don't know how I'd feel about using one to wash my hands, though.

So... is it an orange lemon, or a lemon orange? Talk about a confusing picture.

I almost wouldn't be surprised of OP cut it open and it ended up being super sour.

One thing to remember during colder months is that animals might decide to hang out under your cars, near the wheels, and all over the place.

And, inside your car too, apparently. How did this little guy find a way in?

At first I thought it was a twig, and then I thought it was a snake. But yeah, I can see a caterpillar there now.

One Reddit user identified it as a hawk moth caterpillar, and I think they're right.

I guess it's better than letting your little bunny roam free outdoors and then it gets attacked by a cat or something.

And way better than leaving the poor thing locked up in a cage all day.

Even in the dead of winter, I bet the last thing you ever expect to see is ice coming out of your garden hose. Great if you needed ice, at least.

I wonder how many people walked through this aisle and didn't even notice the fact that one shelf is totally empty. Maybe they thought it was a weird new product or something.

I wish I could say that the universe gifted this person a totally random piece of snow that just so happened to form a duck shape, but I know better. Some kid probably made it and left it laying around.

I have to admit, it's been a long time since I've seen a CD (or even thought about one). But I don't think I ever knew this fact. That's so cool, even if it's also super weird.

I'm impressed by the fact that this household leaves their pool open, even in the dead of winter. I'm sure the jets are keeping the surface from freezing over because it's basically running water.

Of all the things to find in a toaster, this is definitely one of the weirdest.

I wonder how long it took them to realize there was something wrong with the toaster. You'd think the smell of burning plastic would've warned them right away.

Now that is one absurd binder clip. You could probably — I dunno — clip a really big binder with that thing. Or just hang it up as a decoration (I would so do that).

I love how the cap has holes, despite the fact that bay leaves can't fit through them. I guess it's a one size fits all kind of situation at the spice packaging plant.

At first I was wondering why I'm staring at a curtain over a window. And then I realized it isn't over a window at all... It's just sun bleached. Wild.