r/whatdoesthismean

A female coworker keeps leaving these plastic baby figures on my desk every beginning of the week. It’s been 3 weeks now I have 3. She arrives before I do so when I get here there it sits on my keyboard. I asked around and 2 or 3 people confirmed to me who’s doing it but when I went to go ask her she denies she did it. Anyone know what this could mean?

Sorry if you guys hate this. I just HAVE to know though 🤣

We've had this plastic Playtex stool from Target for a few years. I'm sure there are hundreds of thousands of them out there.

Every time I see the bottom of the stool I wonder if it's a coded message. I'm finally making a serious attempt to figure it out.

I don't see any reason for the bottom side of these rubber grips to be anything but totally uniform. Even if it was part of the production process, I can't wrap my head around it.

But looking at it, it looks like writing in an alien language. There are repeated symbols.

Can anyone decipher this or explain why it's made like this?

What do these letters and numbers mean on this utility pole?

What kind of shark tooth is this?

I bought it because it looked interesting, and ive since sold it. But i was always curious what it was and what it meant

found while folding kids clothes at work (walmart if that matters) i thought it was just a kids scribble but it had two stickers that looked like arrows on it pointing to the words. i took off the stickers and crumpled them before i realized there was writing . i put a filter so you can see it better

I was in the car and I kept seeing this sign all over the street. As I was passing by I didn’t think much of it until I kept seeing it over and over again. There must have been at least like 20-30 of them all out by the road. It’s a mysterious sign with a goat and a QR code that I am not going to scan for obvious reasons but does anyone know what it means? I’m so curious but not curious enough to risk getting a virus. I scratched out the QR code so that this post won’t get taken down but if you want the original photo so you can risk it yourself dm me and I’ll send it.

Edit: The last 2 people who I sent the QR code to did not respond back to me so I won’t be sending the original photo to anyone until I hear back because it’s a high chance it’s just a virus.

I came across another video of this “trick” I guess, I’ve seen too many videos of the same scenario where the driver smacks the persons hand and shit flies out of their hand and they speed off.

I don’t understand what’s even going on or why they do this, or what the purpose of it is? I’m genuinely confused and I can’t find anything about explaining what this means. Can someone help?

I have inherited these cuffinks from my father and I can’t find the meaning of these symbols? Does anyone know what this means? Thank you!

Hi! This is going to be long and I apologize but I feel like I'm in the beginning stages of a netflix documentary.

I received a very odd letter in the mail. The envelope itself feels very old and was sealed with old ripped up letters from St Jude. Inside the envelope, I found only a letter from kroger to their shareholders and a newspaper clipping.

The letter is dated March 1 1978 and is indeed original as shown by the paper company watermark on the bottom reading "Neenah Bond". It is addressed to "Kroger Shareowner". I was not alive in 1978 and neither were my parents, none of my grandparents have ever owned stock in Kroger. It seems to just be outlining their nutrition transparency at the time, nothing special.

The newspaper clipping is from a woman named Charlotte S Smith who lived in my house and died in a nearby hospital. According to census records it was likely that she married the original owner of my home which was built in 1929. This clipping is very old and she was dead long before 1978.

All of this seems like it could just be lost/poorly addressed mail. The problem is, the front of the envelope was all handwritten. I had my name legally changed a year ago, and my not at all similar dead name was the name this was addressed to. My deadname is also very unique and not easily mistaken. The return address had no name attached and was coming up as a local Mexican restaurant. There was a stamp on the front dated May 19th 2026 and said "Michigan Metroplex". I live in ohio and the local Mexican restaurant this supposedly came from is also in ohio, so why was this processed through Michigan?

I did share this to local Facebook groups, but no one had any information for me.

Tldr; Mexican restaurant sent me a Kroger Shareowner letter from 1978 with an unrelated obituary from a past resident of my home. I'm very confused and wondering if I should be afraid 😅