Funny Pictures With Unexpected Plot Twists
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Are they gone?
PANCAKES.
The extra twist is that this photo is actually of a guy named Oswald T. Avery.
🫠🫠🫠
The heart attack I would have had...
What a believable story.
Cut it out!
Ah, yes, not that one.
Awww.
Wait a minute...
Relatable!
Happy Pride!
Damn inflation.
Got em!
Ponds work, too.
Title was like 👀 at first.
Totally free!
In case it wasn't clear.
Well, I'll be damned!
My raviolis!
And finally: Mmmm, turkey.
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