Welcome to the savage world of people posting their L’s, which can take many shapes. In today's collection, we have people struggling to find work, homewreckers making their beds and sleeping in them, and parents trying to understand their children. 

While we'd like to think that the world of crime fighting is a lot like Scooby-Doo, defined by comically oversized sandwiches, meddling kids, and a solid explanation for every caper the Mystery Inc. gang encounters, the same isn't always true of reality. Case in point? The countless missing persons cases have remained unsolved after weeks, months, and sometimes, even several decades.

We live in a post-industrial revolution age, and that means big industry is everywhere, even if they do a good job of hiding themselves sometimes. Cargo boats, trains, and trucks carry billions of things across the world, and use them to make even more things. But when you're doing so much, it's only a matter of time before something goes very wrong. And when things go wrong on an industrial level, you might be looking at a catastrophic failure.

Ahh, the 1970s. An era defined by discos, heading to the theater to watch the premiere of Star Wars, shaggy carpets and even shaggier hair. But when the people of that bygone era weren't busy playing with their pet rocks or ironing their tube socks, they got into a whole lot more fun stuff — more specifically, taking some seriously stunning photographs.

Fur officers were wounded after the suspect was taken down when a second person opened fire on police.  The warrant was for a felon who allegedly had firearms. 

"Do as I say, not as I do." Despite serving as one of the most annoying words of "wisdom" to hear from any parental lecture, several people have decided to adopt this as their personal manta, doing their darndest to make sure the rules of the world are strictly enforced ... to anyone other than themselves, that is.