From politicians to pop stars, fashionistas to footballers, we round up some of this week's silliest snaps...
The Week In Funny Pictures
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The Special One breaks out his new move: 'The Special Claw'. (credit:PA)
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There could be only one judge for the Samantha Cameron lookalike competition. (credit:Twitter/David_Cameron)
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To sport one unfortunate Hitler-like moustache may be regarded as a misfortune. To sport two looks like carelessness.
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Quick! Can you spot the massive tool?
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Nobody could quite understand why Jessie J suddenly started playing a game of charades. But they played along anyway. "One long word..." (credit:PA)
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Ricardo Chavira was delighted with the take-home goody bag at the Eva Longoria Foundation fundraising dinner: Eva Longoria herself. (credit:PA)
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In which a big job leaves the factory. (credit:PA)
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Ed the builder! Can he fix it? Ed the builder! Yes he can! But not until 2015. (credit:PA)
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A Paris Fashion Week attendee proves that Minnie Mouse ears are going to be BIG next year. Literally. (credit:PA)
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Mind you, that sort of headgear already goes down a treat in the stands at Blackpool. (credit:PA)
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"They'll never guess who graffitied that!" thought Nick smugly as he brazenly walked away. (credit:PA)
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Meanwhile, in Milan... A submarine surprisingly surfaces in the middle of the road. Thanks to a Saatchi marketing stunt, of course.
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Celtic's Emilio Izaguirre clashes with Barcelona's Neymar. Either that, or they just got photographed in a wind tunnel. (credit:PA)
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Meanwhile, at the Tory party conference, the Prime Minister enjoys a joke at someone's expense (probably ours). (credit:PA)
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Not all of the conference delegates are as impressed, however. (credit:PA)
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Pharrell Williams - up all night to get Lucky. (Lucky was a mountain fox.) (credit:PA)
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Just a normal house in Margate. Nothing to see here. (credit:PA)
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Even Obama is grudgingly impressed by the house in Margate. (credit:PA)
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David Haye shows his best side. Or at least his most terrifying one. (credit:PA)
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The poor chap above Becks wasn't happy about him hanging onto his trousers - but when a man's got to model underwear, he'll resort to desperate measures.
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With Diana Ross's 'Hot Stuff' pumping out of the PA, George Osborne got set to reenact the famous scene from The Full Monty. (credit:PA)
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Now, we don't know much about body language. But we don't think Francois Hollande or Serge Sarkissian are particularly happy about seeming less powerful than the other one. (credit:PA)
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Desperate to fill a lull in the conversation, Prince Harry fell back on his Tommy Cooper impression. It never failed. (credit:PA)
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Nigel Farage still has to work on his, however.
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At last! A T-shirt for the adorable rightwing baby in your life. (credit:PA)
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Oh, Cara Delevingne! How do we love thee? Let us count the ways number of faces you've pulled over the past year...
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Try as he might, Silvio Berlusconi's fake bake just wasn't coming off.
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One nation, Andy Burnham. But two sets of bunny ears. (credit:PA)
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That moment when you realise your shoes don't match. We've all been there, Julianne. (credit:PA)
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Or more to the point: is it Bigfoot? No, of course not. But that hasn't stopped some people speculating this week.
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In Ed Miliband's defence, no white-collar worker looks good in a hard hat. Or goggles. Or both. (credit:PA)