photobomb

Bits & Pieces today had a post of various "photobomb videos" — videos people make compiling their favorite photobomb pics to the tune of some terrible song.  There are tons of these videos online.

Do we really need this?  Was it really so hard to go to a site filled with photobomb images and turn on your stereo?

Do you really need some photobomb connoisseur showing you which photobomb photos are worthy of your time and exactly how long you should appreciate each one for?  And what music you need to get you in the proper photobomb looking mood??

No.  The answer is, no, you don't.

This is not a photobomb.

That girl just couldn't get out of the way fast enough.

Actually, I believe she was Photoshopped in from another image.  She's just so big she finds herself in other people's photos.

[via Nothing To Do With Arbroath]

I hate society as much as the next guy.  Likewise, I love porno as much as the next guy.

But seriously, why would you photobomb some poor girls' picture by just holding up a porno magazine in the background?  You wouldn't yell "Porno!" in a crowded movie theater, would you?

Is this what society has come to?  Random porno magazines in the back off all of our photos?  Not everyone wants to upload a porno-bombed picture to their Facebook profile.  Their boss might see it.  And what if they work for a competing pornography magazine company?!?

Think the guy in this photo ever once considered that possibility??

Professional photographer? Check.
Complimentary Polo shirts and khakis? Check.
Beautiful foliage? Check.
Thirty years of a happy marriage? Check.

Seems perfect, to me, Sharon. What do you mean I should take it down right away? Kurt finally took a good picture for once! I don't understa-

Oh.

Yesterday, Joselyn posted about a pesky little squirrel who photobombed an unsuspecting couple during a lake-side picture.

Well, it didn't take long: That squirrel (who has been rebranded by someone as "Crasher Squirrel") is quickly making his way into Internet meme infamy turning up in photos all over the web, such as the one above.

Moments later Crasher Squirrel shot Lincoln, thus saving history a solid three years.  Et tu, squirr-lay?

See a lot more Crasher Squirrel here.

You guys may know from my previous posts (like here and here and here) that I love me some photobombs. But there's always someone photobombing, not something.  That is, until now:

Better take care of that little furry photobomber the only way I know how.

[pic via Neatorama]

I've written before about people bombing live news reports, and this time we get one from Russia:

No idea what that man has all over his face, but he doesn't care, we shouldn't either.

Wow, that report on MJ's death really got to you, Steve Ryan. No worries, we're all pretty tore up about his passing.  I'm sure you didn't think the video would be re-posted online.  We understand you're extremely worried about Bubbles, but we promise it will all be okay.

 Just thank the gods you didn't get the ultimate live reporter bomber:  Emplastro.  My favorite example of some of the fine work of this amazing live shot destructacon after the jump.

[video via Dlisted]

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You can find the face of Jesus everywhere if you look closely.

[via Photobomb]

"I smell something, dude.  What is that?  Seriously, it stinks.  What is that!? Why are you taking a picture? Ugh, god, I think I'm going to puke."

And the vomit cycle continues.

Have a good weekend, everyone.

[via This is Photobomb]