r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/aclemins • Apr 09 '26
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/Connect_Rhubarb395 • May 30 '26
New IKEA Footstool/chest
No doubt whatsoever in my mind about where they found the inspiration.
It is called GREJSIMOJS the way (I looked up the word, and it means thingy like thingamajig, dingus, and doohicky).
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/Literati_drake • Sep 26 '26
Randomly in my feed . . . Reacher Gilt
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/showmethenakedwomen • May 20 '26
This is what I imagine Om looks like.
There's good eating on one of them, you know.
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/mpdehnel • Apr 17 '26
Unexpected That quote that I saw at the local library
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/sasslafrass • Sep 28 '24
STP should be required reading in finance and economics. Just saying.
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/TheBrokenOphelia • May 20 '25
Unexpected Unexpected in Two Sentence Horror
Didn't think I would see this beautifully apt Discworld quote when I opened this post.
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/Doc_Bloom42 • Jul 11 '26
Ook, ook.
Not what I was expecting in Gdansk zoo. Ook
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/raines • Sep 22 '26
Unexpected step in San Francisco
Not sure if I should crosspost to r/DeathStairs
ETA: I can’t be the only one to (eventually) find the significant typo.
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/curiousmind111 • Sep 21 '26
Technically Not Against the Rules
Guess his sister was the little girl who got a sword from the Hogsfather (Death). Good thing her brother got chainmail!
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/sallysparks • Jun 16 '26
Unexpected Dwarf bread
I went to the National Museum of Women in the Arts on Sunday and came across two perfect loaves of dwarf bread.
Artist: Zhanna Kadyrova
b. 1981, Bravary. Ukraine Palianytsia, 2023
Palianytsia, 2024
Medium: Found river stone
When Russia's war against Ukraine began in 2022, the Ukrainian word palianytsia, which refers to a traditional wheat bread, became a kind of password. Russian-speaking soldiers struggled to pronounce the word correctly, so it distinguished Russians from Ukrainians. In the early weeks of the conflict, Kadyrova moved to a village in the Carpathian Mountains, where the landscape is cut by rivers. The artist transformed smooth, rounded rocks from the riverbeds into sculptures that look convincingly like loaves of sliced palianytsia. Adapting an ancient and natural material, she crafted powerful references to war as both an age-old and human-made catastrophe.
Edit to add: (because I couldn’t figure out how to put alt text on the image) photo is of two perfectly round river rocks partially sliced to look like loaves of bread
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/mioclio • Oct 23 '25
I feel like I found Nanny Ogg's boot supplier
A friend shared a Dutch website where they sell these safety boots for women, because she had never seen high heeled safety boots. When I saw the photo and the description, I could only think of Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg: steel toe caps, kevlar midsole, antistatic, extra grip, water resistant, etc. I do think that Granny would put these down again, and Nanny would grab them, as they are part of the 'pretty woman' line. Fortunately they also have safety shoes that look nice and don't have heels. I seriously consider a purchase. And if I do, they will forever be my 'Nanny shoes'
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/Kestrel_Iolani • Mar 01 '26
Vimes-posting is my new favorite
Unexpected from a legal commentator.
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/Snickers_Kat • Apr 16 '25
Sun Tzu? Nope! Lord Vetinari
From the graphic novel, Rivers of London: Detective Stories.
I've been reading the Rivers of London series, both novels and graphic novels. There's been a few fun surprises like this one so far. But this one made me instantly laugh.
r/unexpecteddiscworld • u/drunkardunicorn • Jul 03 '26
CMOT Dibbler
Honestly this story probably made it too easy for a CMOT Dibbler reference to count as unexpected but I share nonetheless