In the year 2000

In the year 2000 humans will pose for photos as if they were 3 monkeys. Viewers of the photos will not be amused.

See no evil... in the FUTURE

Can anyone identify an alternate function for the time travel device on her head?

Gang, camp counselors, or coincidence?

Here we see a group of camp counselors showing their campers how to properly look like a cliche at universal studios.



You also get the feeling the girl is the toughest in their group.

See, This is Why We Can't Have Nice Things

(Thanks, Amanda!)

I'm king of the blonde Ozzy Ozbourne look-a-likes!

See Giant Monsters coming at us

Guess which one of them IS seeing evil.



As a side note, I love this guy up top creeping his way into the picture. They're all theatre kids and he's the tech crew kid in love with them.

Slippery Slope

Sure, you start with a shotglass of Coca-cola. Then it's a whole can, then a jumbo Big Gulp. And next thing you know, guess what those dollar bills are being used for.

Borrrrrrn to see no Eeeeee-vil!

Ba ba ba ba ba ba Bad. Bad to the bone.

I'm king of deserving to fall

Imagine the funeral? "Well, on the plus side, for a brief moment, he was king of the world."

We're kings of obviously being American tourists

I'm king of the police!!!!!

This is definitely my favorite photo in a long time. It's a little bit of stretch to be "I'm king of the world," but really, who cares? It's amazing.

See no pigeon-toes

It's like three Charlie Chaplins...

Annoying Lynndie

All these innocent bystanders wanted to do was share a cab with this guy. How were they supposed to know he would turn out to be THIS annoying? It reminds me of the time my annoying next door neighbor saw family matters for the first time. He kept complaining that Carl Winslow was the most irritating character on the show.



Did you know that Family Matters was a spin-off of Perfect Strangers??

Is His Hand Actually In The Painting?

The largest painting I've ever seen in a friends' house was about 7 feet by 5 feet. I think they bought it from a fine art gallery. It had a really expensive frame. It was a painting of a forest.


(Thanks, Johann!)

Three Monkeys

Since when did Tommy Bahama open a restaurant? (Thanks, Michael!)

Sorority Queens of the World!

"That's my pi..." (Thanks, Amanda!)

Fort Sumter: Fertile Ground for Photocliches

In the words of Bill, the submitter: "I mean, what else were we going to do on an island-fort dotted with antique artillery all laid out conveniently at crotch-level?"

See No Up Yours!

(Thanks, Janelle!)

See no reason not to reminisce

Here we see the inventors of the "see no evil" photo cliche reminiscing.



Get it? Because they're old.

Karate Post-er Boy

If you see a wooden post sticking out of the sand, it's practically obligatory.

Four days later when your vacation is over, you'll be back in your cubicle at Microsoft but you'll always have the memory of the time you did that funny Karate Kid thing that everyone else does. (Thanks, Drew!)

See no way we will ever go to this club

Headless Joe vs. Paul "The Party Animal" Parker

We're pretty sure this is exactly what this guy wears when he has job interviews. Of course, the job he's going up for is "Guy Who Yells 'CANNONBALL' and Jumps Into a Swimming Pool With All His Clothes On."

See no one more american

You'd be hard pressed to find someone more American than a Nickelback fan standing outside a JC Penny doing a photo cliche. He should be our cultural ambassador.

Karate kid lunch break

Here we see the Karate kid breaking for lunch in the middle of a hard day of training with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Karate Kid optical illusion

Is she standing or jumping?



This photo wasn't taken this year, was it? The bugeye sunglasses, jeans and shoes suggest the late 90s.