Paper Scissors
“When my daughter was 5 she decided to use her paper scissors to cut her hair. I was NOT. HAPPY. I think the face says it all.”
(submitted by Victoria)
Grandpa Was Quite The Stud
“Grandfather died in 1994. Going through his things today, I found his wallet. This was next to his license, military ID, and Medicare card. Clearly important.”
(via source)
Chernobyl Claus
“This is a photo taken in 1976 in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. It looks like Santa’s face is a melting pile of vomit.”
(submitted by Rachel)
A Holiday Letter From Debbie, Gary, & Lance
You’ve been pranked. That’s right– introducing the Awkward Family Photos Prank Holiday Card Set.
Each Prank Holiday Card set includes three tear-off cards featuring an Awkward Family Photos brood with their fake yearly summary on the back.
• SEND one in the mail anonymously
• SNEAK one onto wall at a friend’s holiday party
• DISPLAY on your fridge amongst all your real friends.
Whichever you choose, bewilderment will follow – which is what the holidays are all about, right?
Me And My Tooth
“My second grade picture. Yes, that is a tooth. Yes, that collar is flight-worthy.”
(submitted by Scot)
Going The Extra Mile
“My parents like to make their own holiday cards and think it’s more personal to include photos of themselves or other family. Last year they were inspired by The Elf on the Shelf and took this little gem. It was sent out to the entire family, their friends and even my boss.”
(submitted by Catherine)
Slice Of Life
“They told me we were getting pictures taken and I could wear anything I wanted.”
(submitted by Kaylie)
No, It’s Not A Wig
“This is what happens when your mother chops off your beautiful, long, thick, Crystal-Gayle-length hair the day before school photos in Grade 2. And check out the glasses. Didn’t realize I was cross eyed until this picture surfaced 33 years later.”
(submitted by Krista)
Benjamin Button
“I don’t know what is worse… the bowl cut, the glasses, the ultra tight pants, the giant belt or the fact that I was off by at least 2 buttons.”
(submitted by Wayne)
