text: Anzac Day is a time to come together as one to salute our diggers who sacrificed and fought in Gallipoli, but it seems some have found another way to commemorate the special day. From pulling faces to complaining about waking up early for dawn service, tens of thousands of selfies from across the country have emerged on social media to mark the centenary ANZAC Day. Many had shared some special moments with their families and friends at football matches or a trip to the pub for two-up but others seemed to think the day was more about how they looked than commemorating others. Scroll down for video . One woman uploaded a selfie of herself in a low cut top (left) while another misspelt #lessweforget (right) One person wrote a meaningful caption about ANZAC Day but uploaded a bared stomach (left) while a clothing store uploaded three women eating ANZAC cookies with hashtag #leastweforget . Some people misspelt hashtags such as #leastweforget, #lessweforget or #letsweforget while others uploaded meaningful captions for the fallen soldiers but their photos have illustrated another story. Others pouted or posed with their tongues sticking out at the cameras with their friends while people posted inappropriate or disrespectful captions. One person wrote in their caption: 'Today is a day of reflection. I reflected what so many sacrifice for our country at dawn service' but their photograph showed their half bared stomach lying on a beach. One man got suited up for the ANZAC Day races but unfortunately his hashtag says #letsweforget while a woman took a full mirror selfie donning just a bikini with random hashtags mingled with ANZAC Day . One woman expressed a tired look after getting up early for dawn service along with hashtag #yawn (left) while a man appeared displeased about waking up early for dawn service (right) One woman said she had a father in the army but her picture illustrated something completely different (left) while two friends pulled funny and awkward looks inside a crowded bus as they headed to dawn service . Posing in front of a mirror, one woman, who wore a low cut top, posted the captions: 'Great morning! 3am wake up for dawn service at the army base! Joys of have [sic] a father in the army.' While another woman posted a full mirror selfie shot of herself with the hasthtag #lestweforget mingled with  #shesquats, #bikinibod, #aussiebeachbabe and #realgirlslift. Sitting on a crowded bus as they headed towards dawn service, two friends uploaded a selfie of themselves pulling a funny look with the caption: 'Officially austrayaaaann'. Two young men uploaded a selfie with a misspelt hashtag #lessweforget (left) while one woman mingled her ANZAC Day hashtags such as #shesquats, #bikinibod, #aussiebeachbabe and #realgirlslift (right) Two female friends were seen pouting for the cameras (left) while another pair were posing with one sticking her tongue out (right) A clothing store in Western Australia uploaded three women cheekily eating ANZAC cookies but unfortunately misspelt their hashtag #leastweforget. One man posted a selfie of himself looking what appears to be displeased with the caption: 'Going to the Dawn Service sounded like a nice idea... until I had to get up.' Several photographs were taken from Instagram and shared onto a Tumblr page called ANZAC Day Selfies where it displayed some of the shocking examples.
target: Social media users flooded the internet with selfies on Anzac Day .
  Several images had inappropriate and disrespectful captions .
  Trend of misspelt hashtags, included #lessweforget #leastweforget .
  People pulled faces, stuck their tongues out and posed under #anzacday .
  The photographs were taken from Instagram and shared on a Tumblr page .