If one of your favourite games as a kid was I Spy or Where's Waldo, get ready to be entertained. Whether intentional or accidental, objects, animals, and people sometimes match their surroundings perfectly - or completely blend in with them. If you're in the military, camouflage wear is necessary to keep a low profile. If you're a chameleon, you need to change your colour a few times a day to hide from predators. When your shirt is the same pattern as the wall behind you, though, that's just weird. Are you sure you didn't plan that?
Life imitates art, imitates coffee cup, imitates shoes... We don't remember how that saying goes, but even if we did, this post would still be confusing. Get your reading glasses on and try to distinguish what's going on in each of the photos below.
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My Shirt Matched My Pasta Bowl Last Night
So My Friend Checked Into A Random Hotel, And Then This Happened
Reminds me of the hotel in the Shining - just need a kid to ride past on a big wheel or see twin girls
These Flip Flops Match Perfectly With The Shelf
Office Camouflage
This Dragonfly Has The Same Color Pattern As My Swim Shorts
That's probably why it was attracted to you. Mistook you for a huge dragonfly. Wanted to make a new friend...
My Pizza Was Camouflaged To My Countertop
The Way These Shoes Match The Subway Platform
This Moth Perfectly Camouflaged Into The Bar Top
Today, My Professor Decided To Match His Tie With His Powerpoint Theme
Camouflage Level Girlfriend
Soap Is The Same Color As Its Environment
In narrator voice - " And now you can see, how Coconut butter species can get almost invisible when near walls. This is the perfect hiding spot for it. Hopefully, it can survive long enough. Good luck little coconut!"
The Lake Outside Of My Office Is The Same Color As The Sky Today
Sheep: Masters Of Camouflage
My Sister's Tie-Dye Shirt Matches The Paper Plate
The only thing missing is Donald Trump and the ear of corn :D
Hey Molly, pretty sure the only thing I'll earn from your link is debt. Cheers!
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These people should look up in the dictionary what "perfectly" means
Right? Another pet peeve.... literally = the subject is exactly the way it is written. (A term very misused in US youth culture these days)
"Literally, I was (what he often called me) the apple of his eye." - Charlotte Brontë, 1847 "He literally glowed." - F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby (1925) "And with his eyes, he literally scoured the corners of the cell." - Vladimir Nabokov, Invitation to a Beheading (1935) Sure, youth culture...
...That has literally been used for hundreds or years! I was about to say that Aurora, haha.
This was a fun list!
The only thing missing is Donald Trump and the ear of corn :D
Hey Molly, pretty sure the only thing I'll earn from your link is debt. Cheers!
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Do you have a pay~pal account... in case if you have you can create an extra 1600 every week in your earnings only working on the internet a couple of hours per day. check this link Good luck_________ http://cutt.us/kPZnY
These people should look up in the dictionary what "perfectly" means
Right? Another pet peeve.... literally = the subject is exactly the way it is written. (A term very misused in US youth culture these days)
"Literally, I was (what he often called me) the apple of his eye." - Charlotte Brontë, 1847 "He literally glowed." - F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby (1925) "And with his eyes, he literally scoured the corners of the cell." - Vladimir Nabokov, Invitation to a Beheading (1935) Sure, youth culture...
...That has literally been used for hundreds or years! I was about to say that Aurora, haha.
This was a fun list!