The screengrabs posted on the site come from iPhones and iPads. While many are self-explanatory, some come with pithy commentary, like this image, captioned, "Freiburg, Germany. Seem to be authentic World War II sattelite  (sic) images":

(Original here.)

The only thing missing from the antique-looking gray image is Red Baron in a biplane, with Snoopy in hot pursuit.

Then there's this beaut, which appears to uncover some kind of hideous, warped disaster:

(Original here.)

The image above is captioned, "I-93 at the Zakim Bridge in Boston. Never knew it was a roller coaster!"

That sounds like fun, but one of the best of the worst appears to indicate everyone should get the hell out of Brooklyn, right now:

(Original here.)

The caption reads, "Clearly Apple knows of the coming apocolypse (sic). Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge."

The Tumblr has been updated constantly throughout the day.

We can almost hear the schadenfreude-driven evil laughter rising from Google HQ.

A screenshot from Tumblr's Terms of Service. (beccamp.tumblr.com)

It's a well-known fact that even though we click "Agree" to tons of online "Terms of Service" agreements, we rarely ever read them. But Tumblr user beccap decided to give Tumblr's new terms a read, and found some delightfully funny one-liners embedded within the legal muck.

The "Community Guidelines" portion of Tumblr's Terms of Service reads, "Please don't use Tumblr's Upload Video Feature to host sexually explicit videos. We're not in the business of profiting from adult-oriented videos and hosting this stuff is fucking expensive." Fair enough. The helpful Tumblrites even go far enough as to provide a servicey little link to where you can host that stuff. "You can use services like XHamster to host those instead," it continues.

Other gems include:

• "Don't post private photos of your ex's junk (no matter how attractive)."
• "If you're younger than 13, don't use Tumblr. Ask your parents for an Xbox or try books."
• "If you want to ridicule or parody a public figure (and who doesn't?) don't try to trick readers into think you are actually that public figure."

Check out some more screenshots by beccap below.

UPDATE:

The original poster of the screenshots was beccap, not bsinthecity as previously written. We've fixed the above article and links to reflect this change.