Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about some of the most supernatural experiences that people have ever had. At the very least, it's threads like this that can invite folks to consider there's a whole lot more going on in this universe than we will ever fully understand. 

Pretty dang awesome that the movie incorporated an actual part of history. Many folks out there would otherwise assume that Chef Boyardee was no more than a historical mascot. As we now know, that is definitely not the case.

The desire to crack a dad joke can be too much to bear sometimes. In this case, the guy learned his lesson about maybe exercising some more self restraint the next time the maddening urge to unleash a dad joke presents itself at the airport. 

Little did this lying fool seem to realize, but pretending to be a marine is the thing worthy of arrest in this ridiculous scenario. When will these liars ever learn that the rest of the world isn't having any of their BS? Maybe sometime in the future. 

Not every conspiracy theory is earth-shattering. Sometimes it's just some strange thought about Kleenex or Stevie Wonder. For a really specific one, here's a guy who found the dumb answer to an even dumber conspiracy theory. Sometimes people just strongly believe in something dumb, like these things people are certain of but have zero proof.

This enlightening Tumblr thread shines light on those iconic roles like Wolverine and Brad Pitt in Fight Club, and how the dudes playing them were actually so dehydrated and starved for nutrients that they were literally about to pass out. Thanks for the toxic and unrealistic beauty standards, Hollywood. Sheesh. 

Oh man, oh man, to just have been there to witness the look on Tim's face when he realized that due to his public freakout, he was absolutely screwed. Unfortunately, many folks that have muddled through gigs in the service industry have encountered a manager reminiscent of Tim. In this case though, it's deeply satisfying to see that maniacal, egotistical, and straight up toxic manager get it in the end. 

There is no end to the ridiculous requests of entitled people with their demanding boldness. There are folks out there who will think it's right to ask that someone live in their home, work for them and do all of their house tasks for a hundred bucks a month. There are people who will complain that their neighbors aren't jumping at the opportunity to mow their parents lawn. It's kind of impressive.

Strong Canada vibes with these tweets about life out in the Midwest. Apparently these are pretty accurate. 

Seriously, more than anything else this dude is lucky that he survived to tell the tale of the time that he tried to kayak across the Mississippi River. That is no joke. This basically reads like a real life Oregon Trail video game scene, except instead of the wagon sinking, it was a dang cheap kayak. 

This would appear to be a case of Karen's son trying to sabotage his computer, so that he was able to get a new one. Unfortunately, Karen approached the situation with stubborn ignorance and some belligerence to wash the whole mess down. Check out some more juicy Karen drama with this chill teacher who foiled an anti-breakfast Karen.

Tumblr kicks around concepts like nobody's business and this looks totally like a show we'd want to watch. And as it turns out, there actually is a hilarious story that's based on a similar concept. For more off-the-wall spinnings of the mind, here are some random funny Tumblr gems to fill those pockets.