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These Hilariously Bad Supermoon Photos Are Tortilla Awesome

Pass the green cheese!
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Breaking News Reporter, HuffPost

Monday’s supermoon was forecast to be a breathtaking, worldwide display that won’t come around again until 2034.

Trouble is, not everyone was able to get a glimpse of it ― as numerous photos from disappointed social media users show. Fortunately, a tortilla stuck to a window makes for a pretty convincing stand-in.

Without further ado, cue the tortillas (and our appetite):

If you want to see pictures of the actual supermoon in all its glory, check out the stunning photos here. 

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Before You Go

Supermoon 2016
(01 of14)
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The "supermoon" rises on Monday behind the Propylaea above the Ancient Acropolis hill in Athens. (credit:ARIS MESSINIS via Getty Images)
(02 of14)
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A woman takes a picture as a "supermoon" rises on Monday over the desert near Tabuk, some 1,500 kilometers away from the Saudi capital Riyadh. (credit:MOHAMMED ALBUHAISI via Getty Images)
(03 of14)
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The "supermoon" is seen behind a street lamp in Dresden, Germany. (credit:SEBASTIAN KAHNERT via Getty Images)
(04 of14)
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Kuwaitis observe the "supermoon" spectacle in Kuwait City on Monday. (credit:YASSER AL-ZAYYAT via Getty Images)
(05 of14)
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A supermoon rises at 4:14 p.m. Sunday in Plymouth, Massachusetts. (credit:Boston Globe via Getty Images)
(06 of14)
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A tree is silhouetted as a "supermoon" rises on Monday over Heho, Myanmar's Shan state. (credit:YE AUNG THU via Getty Images)
(07 of14)
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The Dormition Abbey is seen against a "supermoon" over the city of Jerusalem on Monday. (credit:THOMAS COEX via Getty Images)
(08 of14)
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The "supermoon" rises over the Sikh Shrine, the Golden Temple in Amritsar, on Monday. (credit:NARINDER NANU via Getty Images)
(09 of14)
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The "supermoon" rises over Martyrs' Bridge in Istanbul on Monday. (credit:Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
(10 of14)
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Participants in a Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb walk down the western span of the famous Australian landmark as the supermoon rises through clouds on Monday. (credit:Jason Reed / Reuters)
(11 of14)
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A man stands on a balcony in Madrid on Sunday, the eve of a “supermoon,” as the moon rises in background. (credit:GERARD JULIEN via Getty Images)
(12 of14)
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The supermoon is seen Monday behind the Soyuz MS-03 spacecraft set on the launch pad at the Russian-leased Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. (credit:KIRILL KUDRYAVTSEV via Getty Images)
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An airplane flies past the London Eye on Sunday, one day before the "supermoon" spectacle. (credit:Toby Melville / Reuters)
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The moon sets behind people fishing on a pier in Redondo Beach, California. (credit:David McNew via Getty Images)
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