If you make a silly face at any random child in public, chances are pretty good they will do one back, right? I wonder how many adults would match your energy if you made a silly face at them. It would certainly make grocery shopping more entertaining. amirite?

+52 If you make a silly face at any random child in public, chances are pretty good they will do one back, right? I wonder how many adults would match your energy if you made a silly face at them. It would certainly make grocery shopping more entertaining. amirite?

by Anonymous 7 hours ago

Stick your tongue out at the next person that makes eye contact with you

by Kutchtremayne 7 hours ago

Instructions unclear: tongue stuck in a strangers eye

by Anonymous 6 hours ago

"eye"

by Anonymous 6 hours ago

Probably a lot of confusion, and as someone who works at a grocery store, probably a lot of anger as well

by Anonymous 6 hours ago

I don't think this counts, but today, I was at a coffee shop, and a group came in. It was obvious they were from some kind of group home. An obviously older woman 50's was with them. She saw me and started saying hi and waving like toddlers do. I just smiled back, said hi, and gave her a wave back before her attendants directed her to her table.

by Jerome43 5 hours ago

I'm gonna go do that in Bakersfield and Philadelphia where people are really friendly!

by Pretty_Platform_1767 5 hours ago

tell your cameraman to do it horizontal and not drop the camera when you go down at least?

by Anonymous 5 hours ago

That depends on how old you are. If you are a child making faces at adults many will make faces back. The older you get the less likely it becomes until it reaches a critical point at which it begins to become more likely again, but in an entirely different way.

by Upper-Ad 5 hours ago

A lot of people are confused by commas.

by Anonymous 4 hours ago

you would fit right in at walmart. nobody would even notice.

by Anonymous 4 hours ago

I make weird faces all the time, but I am still wearing a mask so no one can see.

by Emmerichotho 4 hours ago

I have a rule: if I notice a kid looking at me, I cross my eyes and stick my tongue out. I'm pretty sure if I did that to adults, I'd be in a lot more fights.

by Anonymous 4 hours ago

Mirroring still works on adults, just have to be trickier. Try making a wide eyed surprised face at someone and they will probably do it too. I used to do this mid conversation to my friends in my early 20s and they'd be like "why'd you do that" and I'd ask "why did you also?"

by Sad-Supermarket8744 3 hours ago