It's a little-known fact that the space between the "E" and the "X" in the FedEx logo forms a a white arrow.
It's true. Go take a look for yourself. Once you see it, you can never un-see it. It's all you note every time one of the company's trucks drives by.
Along similar lines, we now present a photo of Australian reporter Natarsha Belling from a recent broadcast.
Notice anything unusual about her shirt?
As hordes of Internet users have pointed out, Belling's green top has a very specific neckline, which made it appear as if the anchor is wearing a giant private part around her neck.
Belling, who works for Australia's Network Ten, has yet to respond to the viral image.
But she can at least take comfort in knowing she isn't the first example of something the Web has realized resembles a male's most important unit.
Brett Favre didn't just send another woman a photo of his penis in 2010. He did so while married... and the other woman was an employee of the team for whom he played.
Did Kanye West admit to sending this photo? Sort of. The first line of "Runway" reads: She find pictures in my email/I sent this girl a picture of my, hey!
Paul George plays for the Indiana Pacers. But a man claims the small forward sent him a photo online that wasn't exactly small... if you know what we mean!
We didn't see the dong in question here, but the actor says he sent "videotapes of me and my girlfriend having sex" to producers to land the lead in Nymphomaniac.
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