It's a dismal world after all.
A new Instagram account called sadtopographies, shares the most depressing place names possible.
"Somewhere to go, when you're feeling low," the description reads.
Mostly though, they're just funny.
Sad, dying world, at least you keep the crabs smelling minty fresh.
The above picture of a Cuban crab trying his best originally showed up on Reddit, but it's turned into a broader symbol of just how much GD pollution we are putting in the GD ocean.
The Daily Mail took the picture and put it into depressing, depressing perspective:
According to recent estimates, the ocean is filled with eight million tonnes of garbage - enough to fill five carrier bags for every foot of coastline on the planet.
...Around 8 million tons of plastic bottles, bags, toys and other plastic rubbish ends up in the world's oceans each year. Because of the difficulties in working out the exact amount, since much of it may have sunk, scientists say the true figure could be as much as 12.7 million tons polluting the ocean each year.
Carried by sea currents, this waste congregates into five giant 'garbage islands' that swirl around the world's major ocean gyres.
And even worse, there are other examples, as found by the Daily Dot.
You can read more about it if you want, we need to take a nap.
"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, followed by countless others, eventually merging into a relentless trudge."
Other inspiring proverbs found in the Disappointments Diary 2013:
