Weirdest thing you saw today

[Clayton_n]

Willow... the TV Series?!? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willow_(TV_series)

I did a bad thing... https://www.fanfiction.net/s/1391528...rb-at-Hogwarts

[Rave_Grip]

I saw the director yelling in his office and my boss farting in the next room lol

[Tsundere Magus]

A plague inside my own walls. It was in a nightmare, but talking about mutant insects...

[Digimon_Sommelier]

Not so much weird, but walking down the street, overhearing the foul language that comes out of people's mouths. I'm guilty of using profanity, so perhaps it was like God showing me a mirror...

[Clayton_n]

The Internet

[PictureGuy]

This actually happened yesterday. I've been away for a few days, and got back home today. Yesterday, I went to an independent league ballgame, and since these players either were not good enough to be sighed by a major league team, or had signed only to be later released, you can expect some interesting things to happen which you might ordinarily not see.

The visiting team's leadoff hitter hit a home run on the first pitch of the game. Later in the same inning, this guy came up to bat again. Six runs had already scored. Anyway, the first pitch this time hit the batter. Instead of going to first, he spend the next 10 minutes either shouting at the pitcher or arguing with the umpire that he had been hit on purpose. (I don't believe a pitcher trying to end a 6 run inning is going to hit a batter intentionally and put him on first.) Eventually, the batter left the game. He obviously was not hurt, and I did not see the umpire toss him out. I think the manager took him out for his own good.

Then later in the game, a runner on first broke for second, only to have the batter pop the ball up to the right side. The runner quickly returned to first before the ball was caught, when the first baseman bumped into the runner, falling down, and failing to catch the ball. The runner was called out on interference, and the batter was safe at first. This was an odd call by the umpires, since the runner has every right to first base and it is the fielder who should avoid him. And if there was legitimate interference, it should be the batter who was out. Since it was a fair ball, the first baseman only had to tag the runner for him to be out; problem solved. But there was no tag. It was a confusing play.

[Digimon_Sommelier]

Sunlight in the morning. Rain, rain, and more rain lately.

[PictureGuy]

A sign in a local pizza restaurant:

You can't make everyone happy.
You're not pizza!

[Clayton_n]

A sign in a local pizza restaurant:

You can't make everyone happy.
You're not pizza!