17 Head-Popping Rage Fuel Photos That'll Make You Check Yourself Into Anger Management

“My husband replaced the last two Advil with kibble.”

I actually can’t handle these 17 photos fromr/mildlyinfuriatingthis week.

Like, can you c’mon look at them so I don’t have to?

A pair of feet in sneakers standing on a wooden deck with an object resembling a pistol lying on the ground

Muchas gracias:

1.

“My neighbor seems to have forgotten something he left right outside our apartment”:

2.

“$1,576.17 package arrived: completely empty”:

4.

Hugh Jackman in Wolverine costume walking past a damaged building, with an edited orange oval highlighting around him. Debris is scattered in the scene

“Cafe selling AI-generated images for upwards of 40 euros”:

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“When people stick their tongues out right before eating”:

8.

“The way my 17-year-old brother texts”:

11.

A person holding a "We Care" notice from the United States Postal Service, indicating that their package was damaged during processing. There is another envelope in the background

“I wonder what those big ass letters mean?

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12.

“Why dont they make these tinfoil seals with pull tabs anymore?

Bathroom with a washing machine flipped onto its side next to a sink, shower, and toilet

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13.

“My son throws away coins”:

14.

Image shows text: "Are you planning on getting your work day done on flight or making up this weekend?"

A gallery wall displaying several framed paintings of Highland cows wearing various hats and scarves, adding whimsy and charm to the scene

A woman with long, wavy hair is eating from a fork on the set of "Worst Cooks in America." Flowers are in the background. Text on the screen reads "Worst Cooks in America."

Two collectible cards featuring the character Mew from Pokémon are displayed side by side on a table with candles and a pen in the background

Sterile vacuum-sealed medical syringe in packaging, standing upright against a background that includes part of a bookshelf and a decorative vase

Screenshot of a text conversation showing one person confused by autocorrect errors. The first person sends corrected messages, ending with "Are driving there."