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The internet is serving up two wildly different flavors of truth this week: Chipotle workers spilling the beans and millennials having typing class flashbacks.

A trout the size of a toddler proves fishing tales aren't always lies, while the moon reminds us it's still the most dramatic celestial body in our neighborhood.

When McDonald's advertises for smiling faces to deal with actual shit and a bar lays out the existential case for day drinking, you know signage has reached peak honesty.

On this day we broke the sound barrier (twice), fell from the stratosphere for fun, and introduced the world to a very hungry bear.

From a storybook Bhutanese wedding to a world-record marathon and a swirling galaxy, October 13 has been showing off for centuries.

From the first woman to parachute out of the sky to Khrushchev's famous footwear tantrum, October 12 has always had flair.

Saturday Night Live reimagines a holiday classic while someone learns the hard way that nature calls don't pause for winter sports.

From the first American woman spacewalker to the birth of color TV, October 11 has always been showing off a little.

When the people responsible for helpful signage decide to phone it in, we all get to enjoy the beautiful chaos of warnings that warn nothing and directions that direct nowhere.