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Mystic River

Seemed like a perfectly good place to set up camp before he arrived.

(submitted by Marc)

Dan Johnson

Some people just have to be the off-center of attention.

(submitted by Dan)

Recreational

“This is my family showing that windsuits are not just seasonal apparel. For the years of 1990-1995, this was our default family outfit for weddings, funerals, bar-mitzvahs, and the like. True story.”

(submitted by Kate)

Bunny Love

Awkward Rule # 479: Easter.

(submitted by Jack)

The Girl Under the Chair

“So my grandfather died today and we’ve been all grieving. Somehow i got roped into the creation of the photo slideshow at the funeral. Everyone brought over their photos for me to scan and I saw this gem. Its my grandfathers step-children (which includes its very own ‘red-headed step-child’, a dude with a mullet, a dude who looks stoned/sleepy,a dude who looks angry, and a A girl under the chair.

The girl under the chair is my little aunt – as in younger than me (she was adopted by my grandfather and step-grandmother).

So on top of being an awkward photo they are, in fact, a pretty awkward family.”

(submitted by Eric)

Awkward Band Photo

Feeling inspired by the movie Anvil, we decided to post this photo of another form of a family… the band. Although Area 57 and their music are no longer with us, their awkwardness will rock on forever.

(submitted by James)

Awkward Pose of the Week: The Thigh Chair

For those youngsters ages 7 and below who aren’t quite ready to attempt an armshelf.

(submitted by Beckie)

He’s Got The Look

His sisters aren’t as convinced.

(submitted by Crystal)

In Hiding

“This is a wedding picture the very expensive professional photographer took for us at our wedding 7 years ago in France. What was he thinking? I love the mischevious look on my husband Cédric’s face, and the way it looks like he’s grabbing my butt or pulling up my dress.”

(submitted by Samantha)

Headpile

Uh, if you’re lucky enough to be on top, please have the courtesy to throw your head on the pile.

(submitted by Eric)