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All these brave individuals get some bonus points for having the gall or impressive cluelessness to NOT cover their glaring disasterpieces they called haircuts, up. 

PETA has a gift for getting attention. Now, if it's a matter of whether or not that attention is in a positive light...that's where things get more interesting. In this case, PETA's taken upon themselves to champion the cause for fighting against the aptly and outlandishly named, "speciesism." No more bringing home the bacon and grabbing that poor 'ol damn bull by the horns, you go-getters, you. At least that's what PETA's saying, and this is clearly meant to be taken with the utmost seriousness. 

Just because something is legal to do, does not mean it's the right thing to do. Here are some serious A-holes who sadly got what they wanted.

Social media and its different channels serve as a beacon to all the confused souls out there, just trying to figure shit out and express themselves in the most unintentionally (hopefully?), uncomfortable ways possible. Some people possess more blatant levels of cringe than others. These are their stories.

If you're going to have a full-fledged public freakout, make sure you do it like a professional lunatic, using Target's giant red balls. 

These unsuspecting participants were caught off guard by sneaky creeps in the worst ways possible. 

Good luck to these sleep talkers trying to understand what in the hell they were saying. 

This artist had rightfully had enough of the blatant BS. 

You never know what kind of absolute WTF madness might lurk in someone's suitcase. 

Get your brain warmed up for some real life optical illusions. We wouldn't want your lobes to get bent out of shape.

These are not the kind of stressful realizations you want to find yourself confronting. Gotta keep your eyes peeled for that Kung Fu Master with the God Complex, man...

I've decided that cats are antigravity. The world's a trippy place, indeed. 

We swear this isn't an ad for Denny's. We just wanna show you all the weird shit they're posting online. We didn't think Denny's new marketing strategy to appeal to tech-savvy youths could get stranger. Then we found out they've discovered Tumblr. Here's 19 head-scratching moments made possible by whatever the hell Denny's is doing to sell pancakes.

Times have changed....you can't get peanut butter in fancy, grandiose tea rooms anymore. 

The '90s were WILD, man. 

Well, I'm slightly uncomfortable.