I assume the Christian Science Reading Room on Karangahape Rd ran their impressive claims past their lawyers, says Peter.

Auckland City was offering the parking deal of the century in Kingsland on Tuesday. "For $1 I got a parking ticket receipt that does not expire until 01/03/2080," says Dave.

Paul snapped this inside a Spanish cab. "Seems the genius driver had found a much better use for his rearview mirror than using it to keep an eye on traffic," he says.

Charlie shares her unforgettable road trip from Melbourne to Brisbane this year, in a Wicked Camper.

A child retaliates against camper van humour, Handel brings out the inner crowd-surfer and one brutal answer.

Spotted outside ITM Hardware in Tawa, Wellington. (Hat tip: Mike Boon)

Spotted at Caltex on Constellation Drive on Wednesday evening.

Humpty took a tumble at the Enchanted Forest in Salem, Massachusetts after two men tried to get on the wall with him. He'd sat on that wall since 1970.

"My daughter's list in case anything happens to her older brother," posts a Reddit user.

Ask a silly question - get a literal answer.

A reader got a chuckle out of this notice posted in a ladies toilet.

Bald and bearded two-wheel rider? Here's your new helmet.

Kiwis are all the same, toilet humour and is my shirt red or pink?

Anyone who's ever had a hangover can probably admit they'll try just about anything to minimise the anguish.

A new monument in Kazakhstan has been removed after locals said it looked like hobbits taking a selfie.

It's a dog of a fashion statement.

Two kids, five stepkids, the youngest of who is 26 years old, all of them moved out.

Scary travel games, pet dogs and a Grey Lynn Park tree update.

"It's hard to get a job in Ashburton but some positions are available," writes Tim.

"They begged. Pleaded. Told me how they'd use it EVERY day."

Bruce Middleton writes: "Last week's storm brought down this 80-year- old, 30m-tall gum tree in Grey Lynn Park.

Love and Bus card glitches, identical legs and stay-at-home Fridays.

"Check this big trucker out," writes Alan from Tokoroa. "I'll just cruise into Countdown Rotorua this afternoon loaded, lock 'em up and go shopping for a wee while.

If it sounds like PR is probably is PR. “Not sure about the validity of some of these consumer comments on the side of this box of baby rusks!” writes Susan Miller.

"Major vehicle breakdown at Pak'n Save, Pukekohe, last week," sniggers Karl.

A mother writes: "After a long gruesome day at work and to arrive home to this note from my 8-year-old daughter Gloria, was pretty amusing."

If you find this Wairarapa ad for Wairere Rams rather unsettling you are probably just a soft townie. Yeah right.

A prankster has caused a stir in London supermarkets after swapping wine label descriptions with his own hilarious versions.

Kids leave the darndest notes. Yvonne writes: "We recently awoke to find this message outside our daughter's bedroom.

Telling it like it is at the Mangere Bridge shops.