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These 50 ‘Mildly Interesting’ Pics Are Actually Wildly Intriguing (Best Of All Time)
Interview With Expert
Life might not be as dramatic and impactful as it seems in movies and TV shows, but it can pique your curiosity, nonetheless. The world is full of small things that can amuse and intrigue us—even if just for a moment.
‘Mildly Interesting’ is a legendary online group with tens of millions of followers from all around the globe who share photos of—yup, you guessed it—mildly interesting things. Our team here at Bored Panda has curated a list of the very best mildly interesting and surprisingly fascinating pics of all time to share with you. Keep scrolling to enjoy them. It’s a feast for the eyes and a reminder to always keep your camera or phone on you!
Bored Panda reached out to Ohio-based photographer Dominic Sberna for some advice, and he was kind enough to share his thoughts with us. You'll find his insights below.
This post may include affiliate links.
#1
The "Op" Of This Lost Cat Poster Came Back And Posted An Update On The Harold Situation
BoredLittleLeafSheep 10 months ago
He "returned"...so he came back of his own according and no one actually found him. Just out having a three month adventure?
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#2
The Guy Who Does The Grass For My Building Left A Rectangle Of Wild Flowers So The Bees Can Use Them
Crystal Spencer 10 months ago
I wish everyone could/would do this. There is a man in my town that sued the local Code Enforcement Agency...and won!....but he refused to mow his yard until a certain date so that he could have wildflowers for the bees and butterfly during their peek honey season/butterfly migration. He is a beautiful old man.
Rinso The Red 10 months ago
I make a point to not mow until around June for just this reason. And even then, I've let about half my property revert so the critters have somewhere to go.
Sergio Bicerra 10 months ago
Is this rectangle the size of a human...? Either way, nice for the beeeeeezzzz!
cerinamroth 10 months ago
As long as it doesn't obstruct the view of traffic, all verges and grassy areas of parks are left to grow wild here in our part of Germany now until summer is well underway and the early pollinators have had their fill. Usually they just mow a strip by the road/bike path to ensure a clear view of oncoming traffic and leave the rest.
juni 10 months ago
They started doing that here too, fun seeing cornflowers and poppies in the city!
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My Uber Driver Offered A Conversation “Menu” For His Ride
Peter Bear 10 months ago
Can I have the Restaurant Ride with a side of Life's Lessons? Sounds awesome.
Depressy spaghetti 10 months ago
I'll take road rage and the ME ride i love learning about people.
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"Disembodied voice" 10 months ago
Sounds like fun. I'll have the informative ride with a side of the ME ride
Sleepy Panda 10 months ago
I’ll have the Simon and Garfunkel ride. I’m not much of a conversationalist in the car.
ShadySlytherin 10 months ago
Restaurant recommendations? In Fairbanks?!?! There's like 2 nice places, a hidden (awesome) Korean place and The furthest North Denny's in the United States
Persephone hates Pomegranate ️ 10 months ago
Yay Alaska is first on the list! Love to see my home state represented!!
Awareness of environmental details and all the interesting things that happen around you is vital for any photographer, amateur or veteran alike. We were curious to find out how people can cultivate this awareness.
"Being aware of your surroundings comes from being able to disengage, at least in my opinion," photographer Dominic from Ohio explained to Bored Panda.
"Taking the time to disconnect from the world and be at one with nature (if that's where you are) is an asset that just takes time to get used to," he said that there are elements of practice and experience at work here.
#4
My Dog And I Have The Same Hair
Karl der Große 10 months ago
I used to get a 2 for 1 at our local groomer. I found getting my a**l glands expressed was a little awkward.
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Mike F 10 months ago
I stared at that pic for 40 seconds before I could separate OP from the pupper.
Mary Peace 9 months ago
I thought it was one of those joke-pics where there's actually a person underneath what looks like the coat of dog's fur.
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#5
Our Cat Mia, Rests Her Front Paws On Her Tail To Keep Them Off A Cold Surface
Jaya 10 months ago
She must be a descendant of the Pallas's cat 😉 Pallas's cats (manul cats) live in the snow and to protect their front paws from the cold snow they tuck their tail underneath them exactly like this. So cute.
CatD 10 months ago
Snow leopards keep their tail tip in their mouths to warm the air they breathe.
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Hannah Lou 10 months ago
My cat mando attacks his tail because he doesn’t realise it’s attached to him.
Janissary35680 10 months ago (edited)
Every cat I've ever shared a life with does this. Their paws are incredibly sensitive. Ever watched a cat walking across a wet or cold surface? Extends one front paw. Averts gaze in disgust. Sets paw down. Immediately shakes paw. Advances forward. Sets next front paw... [Repeat]. Rear paws alternatively placed and shaken as the cat moves forward.
CatD 10 months ago
Also a sign of distaste even if they AREN'T walking across something icky.
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Cats are so smart and superior to other beings..look at those sweet little pawsies
#6
I Got A Warning For Leaving My Laptop Unattended In The Library
BookFanatic 10 months ago
My library does this as well. You wouldn't believe how pissed off people get.
BookFanatic 10 months ago
Yes, I'm commenting on my own comment because I am amused BP didn't censor me.
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LongFang 10 months ago
IT here, we supply anti-theft steel cables with 2 keys to our users Laptops
Debbie 10 months ago
And then they manage to hook it around objects in such a way it's not secured at all...
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these should be used everywhere, makes people stop and think about their actions, especially poor dogs left tied up out side shops
st4x2gt974 10 months ago
Sometimes it’s utterly exhausting having so little faith in humanity.
Bored Panda also wanted to get the photographer's perspective on what can inspire people to relax and be less stressed about the entire process of photography as a whole. Enjoying oneself can be difficult for some creatives when they're so focused on getting the very best results possible.
Dominic opened up to us that having more fun is an area of his life where he's had to focus on improving himself. "Just taking photos for yourself and making sure you're enjoying what you're doing is what's important," he said.
"Life can be far too serious and it's always good to remember to have fun in all that you do," the photographer shared some heartfelt advice.
#7
I Built The ~$800 LEGO Millennium Falcon Set Out Of Parts I Already Had
#8
These Wild Burros Hang Out In My Neighborhood Often
Svenne O'Lotta 10 months ago
Burrito is a diminutive of burro and those are some cute little horsies
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Tim Steil 10 months ago
Meanwhile, on Route 66 in Arizona... https://www.visitarizona.com/places/cities/oatman/
Teutonic Disaster 10 months ago
Waiting for OP to post an update of the local HOA fining them for "having farm animals in a residential neighborhood" some such bs. 😜
#9
Today’s 1 Euro Coin From Greece Depicting 2400 Year Old Greek Coin
michael Chock 10 months ago
When is the last time you emptied your change jar?!
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Charl Marx 10 months ago
I just want to know how they were carving such intricate and accurate owls in ancient Greece, yet during the Renaissance they could barely paint an animal without it looking like it was otherworldly and/or on smack.
It’s an understatement to claim that the ‘Mildly Interesting’ online group is well-known online. It is one of the most popular internet communities out there, with a long history of sharing awesome content and inspiring its members to actively participate.
On the surface, the focus is sharing photos from everyday life. While some pics are just kinda sorta cool, others are incredibly aesthetic and could easily be called ‘wildly’ interesting.
First created exactly 13 years ago on February 5, 2012, ‘Mildly Interesting’ has grown to become a second home to a whopping 24 million members from all corners of the internet. A very happy birthday to the entire group!
#10
Nappies In Sweden Have A Father On The Packaging
ernbravo1 10 months ago
Wait. Are you saying that men never nap with newborns???
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Fat Harry (Oi / You) 10 months ago (edited)
In the UK they just have a baby... [Edit: actually, just checked, and it's a variety of baby, baby and mum, baby and dad. All groups represented!]
Legendbird 10 months ago
Yeah? I'm Swedish, but like, no shrek? Both parents take care of the kid, both made it. No?
Debbie 10 months ago
Is it only or does anyone else think the baby's smile is a bit creepy? They often don't smile when they are that young. Maybe an involuntary facial movement yes but this one...
cerinamroth 10 months ago
They do sometimes smile like this. Particularly when they're doing a poo - hence the nappy, I suppose.
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Lorraine Tilston-Brookes 10 months ago
I remember when I lived in Germany in the late 1980's I saw a packet in the baby isle with the letters A B C on it, so I took a look to see what it was and had to laugh when I saw the were Anti Baby Condom!
#11
This Purely Golden Bee Landed On My Car Today
Maria Irlacher 10 months ago
A ligustica bee. Italien variety, very hardy and very hard working bees. But a bit easier to p**s off then the regular carinca
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
There are GINGER BEES! Of course, that's where ginger honey tea comes from right?
BoredLittleLeafSheep 10 months ago
She. All the ones you find outside are female workers.
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#12
The Feeder I Got From The Store Already Had A Sleeping Hummingbird On It
At the time of writing, the group was the 22nd largest subreddit on Reddit as a whole. The concept is so popular that numerous other social media groups dedicated to mildly interesting content have since sprung up.
According to the large moderator team that keeps the group’s sprawling community and flood of photos in check, the entire point of the subreddit is to post mildly interesting stuff.
Aka, “Stuff that interests you. Mildly. It’s in the name.” Naturally, the point is to share photos of things. So, this isn’t the place to post memes that you liked.
#13
My View Of The New Volcano Eruption In Iceland
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
So how much do you think real-estate that close to Mt. Doom costs?
cerinamroth 10 months ago
The cat looks like it is thinking "As I foretold. Only the humans were too stupid to understand."
#14
I Just Moved In This House And There Is A Great Egret Who Just Comes In The House!
Nicole Weymann 10 months ago
OT pet peeve, but I don't like tiles with a supposedly "random" pattern that keeps repeating over and over. EITHER natural/random OR patterned, dammit 😤
juni 10 months ago
Right?!?! At least lay them so it isn't IMMEDIATELY noticable.
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Summer Flores 10 months ago
I've seen those bastards hunt in the wild, I hope your arms are longer than their neck!
#15
My Hotel Phone In Iceland Has A Special Button That Will Wake You Up If There Are Northern Lights In The Sky
Bruce Mardle 10 months ago
I like in southern England. Northern lights are very rare here. Decades ago, a friend phoned me one day and told me that he'd been up at 2 a.m. and seen them. Him: I figured you'd be asleep so didn't want to wake you up. Me: For future reference, WAKE ME UP!
Originality is a core tenet of the subreddit’s philosophy. The moderators highlight the fact that you aren’t allowed to post something that has been submitted to the site before, “even if you were the one who posted it.”
The only exception is sharing a fixed version of your post if it was removed or deleted by the moderators—or is wildly unpopular. After all, good timing is hard to pinpoint: some pics will get a ton of attention because you got lucky when you shared them.
The moderators stress the fact that if you didn’t take the picture, you shouldn’t be posting it. They’re also not big fans of images with significant photo editing. Nor should you share any personal information, whether yours or someone else’s. It’s okay to censor those details for the sake of privacy.
Meanwhile, you can’t share screenshots on ‘Mildly Interesting.’ And you should try to write the titles for your posts to be as concise and exact as you can be, for the sake of everyone who comes across your photos.
#16
I Have A Hereditary Gap In My Eyebrow
Nice Beast Ludo 10 months ago
That happened to me once .. my mother was waxing my brows and dropped a ball of wax in the center of my eyebrow... Then just waxed on. Not cute or interesting like this girl's.
#17
Last Night My Wife's Uber Had A Duck In It
April Pickett 10 months ago
Well, you can't leave him home alone, nobody to talk to, all alone, by himself, all alone.......
#18
The Difference In Appearance Of This Nuthatch After I Found It vs. After A 2 Hour Nap In A Shoebox
kzys59pcrp 10 months ago
The first picture is a young nuthatch and the second is an adult one. I believe it’s the same bird but definitely more than two hours between pictures.
CF 10 months ago
Right. I don't think it's beak grew that much in 2 hours.
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During a previous interview with Bored Panda, one of the moderators explained to us that their focus on original photos is what helps them set their content apart from other internet communities.
“Our content is generated by our community and given that titles cannot be clickbait, there is a unique feeling of people seeing something mildly interesting, whipping their phone out of their pocket, capturing, and posting,” RedSquaree said.
#19
Dad’s Relay Torch From The ‘84 Olympics
Sarinz 10 months ago
My father-in-law has a torch from the Barcelona 1992 Olympics. He was a torchbearer for a short distance. He mentioned that every torchbearer received one, so there were plenty of them.
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*raspberry sound 10 months ago
I thought they repurposed it as a door handle, that would be cool!
#20
My Airplant Flowered!
DowntownStevieB 10 months ago
Plants usually flower when they're stressed. It's a mechanism to want to hurry and reproduce. Not in all cases, but in several you don't typically see flower.
Lilli Belisle 10 months ago
Years ago my ex threw his peach pit into a southern exposure window pot and it's seed was exposed I decided to water and tend to it. I grew into a tree!
#21
My Grandparents Have A Glassed-Over Well In Their Kitchen
ABC NrNine FCK CENSORISM 10 months ago
There's a spotlight in the upper middle, right between the section where you can still see the wall and the bright spots below.
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Comet in Seattle 9 months ago
I seen the story about this a long time ago. I think the house was built over a well and the owners didn't know until they remodeled the kitchen.
“The community feels very interactive (the content creators are all here) and laid back. This is probably why our comments sections are almost always nice and relaxed and, themselves, mildly interesting,” the moderator explained to Bored Panda earlier.
#22
This Tree Looks Like Straight Up Broccoli
CatD 10 months ago
Melaleuca linariifolia, where tea tree oil comes from.
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Historyherstory (old guy) 10 months ago
A cruciferous tree. Just add blue cheese dressing. Yes...American condiment.
Joanne Earle 10 months ago
I like it way more than those ridiculous 'broccoli head' haircuts that young guys think look good.
#23
My Adopted Street Cat Before And After Being Neutered At Age 13
Babs McGurk 10 months ago
HIS nose. Post says kitty was neutered. Only males are neutered; females are spayed.
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#24
I Made A Blanket That Rolls Up To Look Like Sushi
Tuuli Siljamaki 10 months ago
Here's pattern for a crocheted sushi scarf https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sushi-scarf-4 And here's a knitted version https://malonscraftblog.blogspot.com/2014/12/diy-knit-ribbed-salmon-sushi-roll-up.html
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Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 10 months ago (edited)
My sister would adore that, ill send her the picture rn edit: she said "gimme"
According to them, they had to expand their moderator team as the number of submissions “massively increased.” That—plus their no-tolerance approach toward clickbait—has been part of the reason why the sub continues to be so successful. Having a higher bar for the quality of the content is a great thing.
#25
Was At The Beach And Found A Shell With Barnacles On It That Makes It Look Like An Anatomically Correct Heart
#26
Mounted Police Taking Pictures At The Beach
Huddo's sister 10 months ago
Many police department have great social media accounts, with pictures like this.
BookFanatic 10 months ago
I don't know where you're from, but the US's National Park Service has a terrific Facebook page.
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Joanne Earle 10 months ago
Here's a question: If the horse poops on the beach (and you know it will), do they clean up after it?
Tha Monkey 10 months ago
Answer: NO. At least, I know they have mounted police in Venice, CA, and there is often quite a bit of horse droppings. Particularly noxious in the crazy summer months. :|
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#27
The Corrosion On This Water Tap Looks Like A Map
Which of the images on this list did you think were the most (mildly) interesting of the lot? What are the latest mildly interesting things that you personally took photos of? What, for you personally, is something in a photo that piques your curiosity no matter what? We’re always happy to hear from you. If you have a moment, share your thoughts in the comments.
#28
My Child That Was Born Last Week Has Natural Blonde Highlights
Libstak 10 months ago (edited)
She will be kicked out of school one day for colouring her hair by a religious zealot cumquat
keyboardtek 10 months ago
A religious zealot cumquat once chastised me for playing jazz on the church's Hammond organ after I completed repairing it. He said the bible calls Jazz the music of the devil! Jazz was created in the early 1900's. I am pretty sure the bible writers never heard jazz.
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Tonyah Mcanelly 10 months ago
imagine all the money this child is going to save on hair dressers.
#29
My Kitten’s Nose Turns A Darker Shade Of Pink When She’s Sleepy
BookFanatic 10 months ago
I don't know if I want to squish the cheeks, boop the nose, or inventory the toe beans. I need to get out more.
tee-lena 10 months ago
Save the going out money and use it for a real,live cat. You get to stay home AND you have a cat.win win
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TheElderNom 10 months ago
Mine did when she was stressed. So at the vet mostly. Also her ears and paw beans got darker.
Tammy Hornback 10 months ago
doon't choo want me like I wanchoo baybee...all you got to do is just meeeet mee at the..
#30
The Deer Where I Live Have Zero Survival Instincts Around Humans. They Will Just Walk Up To You And Hang Out
Kabuki Kitsune 10 months ago
Depends... in many areas, homeowners are allowed to use bows or crossbows to hunt and kill what are known as nuisance animals. Such as deer.
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tee-lena 10 months ago
We used to go to a preserve to watch the deer.my adoptive father loved them.watching them and eating the ones he hunted.complicated man
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#31
My Copper Wire Off Ebay Arrived With Six Different Collectable Princess Diana Memorial Stamps From 1998
Huddo's sister 10 months ago
And they haven't been marked, some collector will pay big for that
#32
My Friend Met A Stranger At A Wedding That Looked Just Like Him And Was Wearing The Same Thing
Michael Largey 10 months ago
Weddings are family gatherings, and you sometimes meet relatives you weren't supposed to know about.
Karl der Große 10 months ago
I toured the Nevada Test Site with a guy who looked very much like Teddy Roosevelt. Down in a tunnel, one of the workers looked just like him! Those two guys definitely had a laugh. Can't take pictures there - you have to trust me.
#33
This Bird Just Flew Onto My Finger And Then Flew Away Again
Bruce Mardle 10 months ago
My favourite bird species (though they're not usually so bold).
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Pandasizing World Peace 10 months ago
How were you lucky enough to have a camera all ready to snap a pic of such a fleeting event?
#34
This Window That Makes My Back Yard Look Like It’s In 4 Different Seasons
Disgruntled Panda 10 months ago
It's a single picture, just very cleverly positioned to every window pane looks like a different season
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My Friends Giant Sunflower
Table 10 months ago (edited)
Need banana for scale, she could be a very short lady with a very small house.
#36
Restaurant I Ate Framed The Hole Someone Punched In The Men’s Room Wall
Sandella 10 months ago
I swear the last time.insaw this pic the glass wasn't smashed. Maybe the same guy came.back.and got upset about it haha
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Me. Just Me. 10 months ago
And now I hear P!nk: “You punched a hole in the wall and I framed it.” (Look up the title, BP will just censor it anyway)
#37
My Grandfather’s Retirement Home Has An Emotional Support Skunk That Comes In
Feathered Dinosaur 10 months ago
I'm sure they took out the stink glands, which isn't cool btw
L. Murphy 10 months ago
No one would have pet skunks if they weren't descented. They do it for ferrets too.
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#38
I Built A Miniature Audience Out Of Ads I Got In The Mail
WindySwede 10 months ago
They might need to talk to someone? colorful-n...847988.jpg 
Teutonic Disaster 10 months ago
An audience, huh? What kinda show do they get to witness, I wonder... 😏
#39
Underground Nest Of Garter Snakes At A Friend's House
Depressy spaghetti 10 months ago
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Nice to meet you too.
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Max Fox 10 months ago
Not a nest, since they don't nest, but they do share dens when they hibernate.
Svenne O'Lotta 10 months ago
Brumate. If you wanna be a pedant, you better be just as correct yourself.
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#40
These Water Jugs Look Like They're Getting Married
#41
[homemade] Grandmas Delicious 21 Layer Jello
Fire Singer 10 months ago
That's what I was thinking! I don't care for Jello but you better believe I would taste this and admire it!
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pfeils wife 10 months ago
Listen here G BONO... I might have been ok with this comment on the post above where the OP cut out 'people' from the ads received in the mail and made an "audience" - but your comment on THIS post... where a Grandma took her time to make her famous jello?! YOU ARE A TWATWAFFLE!
Jcusack 10 months ago
IDK if it would taste good or bad, but I feel it would taste ridiculous. Is ridiculous a flavor? lol
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Took My Kitchen Knives To Be Sharpened And They Gave Me A Band-Aid With My Receipt
Michael Largey 10 months ago (edited)
True. People are always telling me that I do so much damage because I'm "not the sharpest knife in the drawer".
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My Wounds After A Surgery To Help My Heart Were Covered By Heart Shaped Gauze
April Pickett 10 months ago
That's cute. Good for the nurses who have a sense of humor and concern.
#44
This Caterpillar That Looks Like An Anime With Wet Eyes My Nephew Found Today
Panda Cat 9 months ago
what if it’s the middle of the road? I rescued a bird from a dog and brought it to a rehab place. A month or two later I got a call from the rehab wanting to know where I found the bird so I told them I found it in a dog‘s mouth. I didn’t think it was a good idea to put it back into the dog’s yard.
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#45
Power Line Fell And Melted Sidewalk Into A Boiling Glass Puddle
BookFanatic 10 months ago
Something similar happened near my house a few years ago. I was at work and missed all the action, but my boyfriend grabbed a chunk for me once it cooled down.
#46
Lightning Struck My Home Gym And Left This Artifact Inside The Mirror
#47
There's A Free-Roaming Turtle With A Diaper At My Local Gym
Feathered Dinosaur 10 months ago
All tortoises are turtles, but not all turtles are tortoises
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Sara Shamsabadi 10 months ago
it's trying to get back into shape post procedure....mind yo biz
#48
My Antidepressant Is Actually 12 Smaller Pills In A Trench Coat
Na Schi 10 months ago (edited)
One of the reasons why those mini-tablets are filled into a capsule could be that they have different release profiles. For example, some of them release the API (d**g; Edit: drūg) immediately while others have a functional coating layer, which allows the API to be released over the course of several hours. The reason behind this is to keep a constant concentration/blood level of the API.
April Pickett 10 months ago
Thanks for the information. Too many things are taken for granted, and medications are one of them.
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Blue Bunny of Happiness 10 months ago
Yup, I remember opening them to find this out because of the weird rattle!
Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 10 months ago
Usually in my experience capsules have powder... how intresting
#49
The Squirrels In My Neighborhood Carved My Pumpkin For Me
April Pickett 10 months ago
Give it a couple of days; they might take care of the leftovers. It's called composting.
#50
An Mri Room Under Construction, Coated With Copper Wallpaper
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
Those machines generate so much EM radiation that can only be operated within a Faraday cage. Otherwise they'd disrupt all the radio and Wi-Fi in the building. They play hell with I-phones especially but that's because they are cooled with liquid helium and any Apple device that uses a MEMS actuator as a clock can get bricked by a dose of helium.
Noltha 10 months ago
Actually, a Faraday cage is ineffective against magnetic field, which is generated by MRI magnet. The copper shielding is used to prevent OUTSIDE radio frequency electromagnetic noise from ENTERING the MRI apparatus and distorting the scanning results.
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Norm Gilmore 10 months ago (edited)
It's the BP site that does that. The original headline on the Reddit site has MRI correctly. I also learnt if you mistype algorithm as algarithm you get to learn about plant based omega 3.. :-)
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ILoveMySon 10 months ago
I get them every three months and honestly haven't noted any problems from them. Cancer on the other hand...😬
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This Papaya Has An “Eating Color” Sticker To Let You Know When It’s Ripe
Auntriarch 10 months ago
Yes they can be savage when they're only wounded
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I Found A Lowercase Stop Sign
Feathered Dinosaur 10 months ago
Could you please stop here? I mean, only if it isn't to much of an inconvenience for you
pfeils wife 10 months ago
Am I really the only one that has never seen a stop sign with lower case letters?!
Razvan Coman 10 months ago
Ummm…Yeah, hi could you please stop or slow down? Idk i am just a road sign but please think about it.🙂
Me. Just Me. 10 months ago
And now I’ll never again look at a stop sign and not think that it’s screaming at me.
#53
I Cleaned My Leather Couch And The Cattle Brand Showed Through
M O'Connell 10 months ago
They don't brand with red-hot irons is falling in popularity. Freeze branding is becoming more popular where the animal is branded with an iron chilled with dry ice or liquid nitrogen. Rather than burning a scar, it destroys the cells that produce hair pigments, leaving a white pattern.
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My Cat's Coat Has Darkened Significantly Since We Adopted Him A Year Ago
DowntownStevieB 10 months ago (edited)
Your hair can change back to it's nature color if you're young enough for when the stress goes down.
#55
My 2x4 Came From The Very Center Of The Tree
Na Schi 10 months ago
I have once read that the center is the weakest part of the tree when it comes to wood and to better avoid buying those. Can someone confirm this?
iBlank 10 months ago
if you click on the source of the post (from Reddit), someone there explained: "That's called the pith. This is the most unstable part of the tree, and boards containing a pith tend to warp, twist, split, etc. more than boards free of it."
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It appears to be pressure-treated pine. The center or heartwood is the part of the tree most able to absorb the treatment chemicals.
#56
The Sun Hit This Freshly-Paved Tarmac Just Right And Made A Real-Life Rainbow Road Through Polarized Lenses
TotallyNOTAFox 10 months ago (edited)
"Now they even make the friggin` streets gay!"
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Clouds I Caught At The Right Angle
#58
Local Funeral House Offers A $85 Cardboard Casket
Amy Lee 10 months ago
Why do you need a wooden one if you're being buried?
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Bruce Mardle 10 months ago
For an added $5 they'll print it with warnings: this way up, maximum stack 4 coffins, etc.
Bruce Mardle 10 months ago
Or, for $20 less, it comes with an Amazon logo!
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I had a check of that and it looks like $85 is super cheap. They are reinforced cardboard and as one article put it.. "Why are cardboard coffins so expensive? The market for caskets is tiny, at most people will only buy one their whole life. So the economies of scale around manufacturing, shipping, and warehousing that exist for a Home Depot mass-market bookshelf don't exist. It's more of a specialty item and those are always expensive".9 Feb 2021 :-)
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Jenny Barnes 10 months ago
When you die, use the cheapest method you can. Do not give money to the funeral industry. That industry is so corrupt. Google the Order of the Good Death for more information.
Kabuki Kitsune 10 months ago
These are for cremations. Which annoyed people to find out the last time this image was on BP a few months back. At that time, someone was trying to claim it was the only option for the 'poor'. Cardboard boxes for cremations is seen as an inexpensive alternative to cremating the wooden coffins. That way, a person can rent a coffin for a viewing, then when it comes time to cremate the body, it's transferred into one of these.
Norm Gilmore 10 months ago
I don't think there is a transferring as such. One of the suppliers of cardboard coffins showed the cardboard one inside a fancier 'display' casket which is hired for the viewings.
Load More Replies... DowntownStevieB 10 months ago
My husband would go for this. He's so practical and believes in becoming nature in his passing.
iBlank 10 months ago
no thanks, I've been saving my refrigerator box for such an occasion... and yes, I do see the irony, that it's a LG fridge (Life's Good).
cerinamroth 10 months ago
Time for a rebrand if you do repurpose it: LGBDB - Life's Good but Death's Better
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#59
My Mom Sent This Picture Of The Soda Aisle At Her Grocery Store
Carl Roberts 10 months ago
The flag is made out of Pepsi products, the Olympic rings are Coke products, and the gold medal is made of 7up (Kuerig Dr Pepper) products. Note: In some regions of the U.S., Dr Pepper is bottled by Pepsi (which is why Dr Pepper is the red stripes of the flag in this photo).
M O'Connell 10 months ago
Its worth noting that beverages are often stocked by outside vendors not the grocery store employees, so this could be an impeccable display of one-upsmanship by the vendors.
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#60
My Niece Has 6 Fingers On Both Hands [oc]
Michael Largey 10 months ago
I dated a six-fingered woman who played the piano. Sounded like cheating to me. (But dating me always presupposed some sort of genetic anomality.)
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In Legoland Denmark The Restaurant's Fries Are Shaped Like 2x2 LEGO Bricks
#62
A Sign Over A Urinal In Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean And Binary
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 10 months ago
It's all very well saying "binary" but it still needs an encoding to be useful as a message. Presumably ASCII encoding has been used.
#63
Bees Swarmed My Plant
Lee Gilliland 10 months ago
With a queen inside. Call your state department of agriculture to rehome.
cerinamroth 10 months ago
In the UK, the British Beekeepers Association will have a list of locals who can be there quickly.
Load More Replies... cerinamroth 10 months ago
Your local beekeeper would appreciate a call! They might be looking to start a new hive and this would be their lucky break!
#64
This Bonsai Plant Has A Hexagon Branch Structure
Bruce Mardle 10 months ago
"Sophora prostrata, also known as the dwarf kowhai, is a small, evergreen shrub native to New Zealand." I thought I'd better google it in case it was a medical condition.
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Different Coloured Peppers Growing Inside Big Pepper
#66
The Stark Difference Between A Kroger And Farmers Market Strawberry
cerinamroth 10 months ago
Straight from the strawberry plant on a warm day!
Load More Replies... Kabuki Kitsune 10 months ago
Hot house, vs non hot house. Basically, places like Kroger's (and most grocery stores), purchase from farmers who use hot houses (green houses) to grow things like strawberries, tomatoes, green onions, and a host of other plants. This keeps the prices down, and allows them to have the produce year round. If they went through a farmer's market, or direct from a farm, the quality would be better, but the fruits would be seasonal, and quite often, out of stock simply because the overall volume required couldn't be met.
justme 10 months ago
Anyone know what the difference in growing/care is to get the berries to look like the ones on the bottom?
Jcusack 10 months ago
The difference between the two strawberries above are the time on the vine to ripen. Commercially picked Strawberries are picked earlier off the vine to last longer. That's all the difference is, they pick them earlier to help the travel. Without going too far into it, there's less oxygen in the white part which slows the aging.
Load More Replies... Karl der Große 10 months ago
It has been a long time since I had a proper strawberry. I would grow them, but they use a lot of water.
#67
I Spilled Some Milk And The Puddle Looks Like A Derpy Ghost!
#68
A Sunflower I Grew In 2021:
justme 10 months ago
My best guess is that removing the leaves encourages the plant to grow upwards instead of outwards. Pretty sure I've read somewhere that some plants can be trained to grow a specific way like that.
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Our Pilot Today
#70
The Monthly Dosage Of Medication Necessary For My Survival
Feathered Dinosaur 10 months ago
They don't, luckily. That's a Slavic language
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RedHairedDragon 10 months ago
I went to Reddit, the disease is cystic fibrosis. Then I went to Google and learned about cystic fibrosis.
Huddo's sister 10 months ago
It runs in my family, so my grandad drummed into us to have the needed testing if having children. Patients these days have much better survival rates (well, length of time of survival), I guess due to these d***s. One of my first cousins, once removed had it and only lived until 12. One of my great uncles probably had it too, but wasn't known about at the time, death in infancy listed as 'failure to thrive'
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My Finger Prosthetic Has My New Fingerprint On It
#72
I Found An Atlas Moth Today At School
cerinamroth 10 months ago
They are humongous! I remember seeing one in the Philippine jungle once and it was at least as big as a piece of A5 paper!
#73
When I Was Young I Numbered Each Dimple Of A Golf Ball
Bruce Mardle 10 months ago
It's probably a better die than the 100-sided die I've got. That rolls a loooong way.
Load More Replies... Nicole Weymann 10 months ago
I can hear 9YO OP thinking: "I'm BOOOOARED, but last time I complained to mum she *found me something to do*. Lesson learned!" 😂
Blue Bunny of Happiness 10 months ago
BP how could you omit how many there were from the caption!
Blue Bunny of Happiness 10 months ago
OP posted there were over 400 - it was a late 90’s top flight something one… other posters on the thread suggest that the number varies from around. 320-380. 320 for distance/flight, 380 for roll and spin. Thanks for attending my TED talk on golf ball dimples!
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BookFanatic 10 months ago
That's awesome. I had an imaginary friend named Shandor who always had really weird jobs--one of them was counting golf ball dimples to ensure they all had the same number of "spots." Kids think up the weirdest things...
#74
Bit Into Something Hard In A Fried Oyster And Found A Small Pearl
#75
I Saw The Green Lady Yesterday
iBlank 10 months ago
I wonder if these women meet up to fight crime (or maybe do crimes?)
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#76
The Napkin On My Flight Has A Buttonhole
#77
Someone Left A Ducky On My Car
Bored Sailor 10 months ago (edited)
Yes and the last Jeep Jam I went to I now have about 100. All good fun I like to give ones I have or re-duck if at times. Also a little more Wrangler history the Jeep wave is from post WWII, V for victory which also became the peace sign, as through victory comes peace.
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#78
This 107 Year Old Hot Dog Place’s Original Menu Prices
oktopus 10 months ago
You ever write anything important by hand and realise you made a mistake and then realise how long it will take you to redo it?
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#79
My Dads ‘85 Pickup In Between 2 Modern Pickups
Carl Roberts 10 months ago
The little Toyota is a front-wheel drive compact pick-up. The others are full size 4 wheel drive work trucks. Different vehicle categories.
Geoffrey Scott 10 months ago
Ummm...judging by the differential I would call BS. It's RWD
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Rinso The Red 10 months ago
One of the things wrong with US culture right now is definitely the truck culture. Ginormous trucks and SUV's driven by people who don't even put groceries in the back, let alone haul anything. You literally cannot buy these "compact" trucks anymore in the US.
Jcusack 10 months ago
False - Hyundai Santa Cruz, Ford Maverick, Chevy Colorado and now Chevy El Camino's possible return. And if you count it as a truck there's the Jeep gladiator/Cyber truck AlSO - For the environmental side - The average gas MPG for a 1985 Toyota is 16-18. The newer FULL size get 20-24. So this dad has been creating a larger carbon footprint in fuel consumption...
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#80
Someone Donated Hundreds Of Space Jam Fleece Throws To Our Flood Relief Fund
Regina Holt 10 months ago
Well, relief funds need blankets, no matter what is on them, as long as it isn't obscene.
#81
Friend’s Umbrella Grew A Large Mushroom In The Month She Didn’t Use It
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
And then it started talking to her... Calling her Mama... And then it started telling her things... Telling her secrets... And telling her to do things...
Jcusack 10 months ago
And that's when she realized she had already ate the mushroom and had done all the things...
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The Holes I Drilled In This Stump Are All Different Colors
Kabuki Kitsune 10 months ago
For those curious, this is because of sap pockets, or spots of rot.
Karina 10 months ago
If you look at the rings, it could also be because many large trees srout from the same root but as many saplings, then they eventually grow into one another, forming a large tree in the end. The different colors would then be the wether he hit the saplings, the bark inbetween or new growth fibers that fill in.
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My Mom's House Burned Down But There Was Still American Cheese In The Fridge
oktopus 10 months ago
So obviously, we now need to look into fireproofing structures by coating them with this "American Cheese".
Me. Just Me. 10 months ago
So am I now fireproof after my gilled cheese sandwich?
Load More Replies... Kabuki Kitsune 10 months ago
Actually, it is. "American Cheese" is a blend of cheddar cheese, milk, and oil. The only reason it came about was, prior to its invention, it was very difficult to ship cheese cross country. The cheese would spoil (we're talking primarily cheddar cheeses), grow mold, or dry out when being shipped. The inventor of the cheese worked out a way to prevent this from happening, while also sealing it into convenient single use packages. Those single use packages meaning you didn't have a block of cheese go bad before it was all consumed.
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#84
My Dog’s Extra Long Whisker
#85
Noticed That My Girlfriend's Dad's Arm Looks It Belongs To Her
#86
Car Parking Without Saftey Barriers
#87
The Heated Side Walks At My Work, Doing Their Job
Mike F 10 months ago
The city of Holland Michigan does that, I always thought it was pretty cool.
Geoffrey Scott 10 months ago
A lot of Michigan counties are now 'pretreating' roads with beet juice/brine. Works, but that s^^^ is hard to get off.
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This Wavy Road Seen From The Window Of A Plane Landing In Ft Lauderdale
Ricardo SCFC 10 months ago
I always thought that the reason for the pattern was to make drivers keep concentration and to reduce speeding.
Kelly Scott 10 months ago
Our little city made all the main roads into curves. My guess is so they would slow people down. Me, I just practice how fast I can drive them.
Load More Replies... Bored Sailor 10 months ago
It follows the canal path and on Miccosukee Tribal Land so the water ways and land would be protected. The bottom of the photo is W State Rd 84 and I-75
Load More Replies... Mike F 10 months ago (edited)
My maternal family used to refer to them as "pig trails". Many of the roads are paved over trails the Native Americans tread many years ago following the natural topography of the area. The Ocoee River Road in Cleveland Tennessee is a great example of that. This looks like it could have been formed that way.
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
I appreciate that but it looks way too regular to me. Plus that looks like farmland to me and when you get out into rural America, the roads tend to follow the section lines of the old farmsteads.
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Brad Novak 10 months ago
Snake Road to the Big Cypress Reservation. In the 60's Claudia (Lady Bird) Johnson went on a nationwide campaign to beautify America's roadways. When this road was commissioned she thought a straight line thru the swamp wasn't very pleasing so curves were incorporated into the design. The waterway are canals dug to provide fill for the roadbed.
Bruce Mardle 10 months ago
"Sir, we bought enough tarmac for 100 miles but we've just remeasured the map and the road only needs to be 90 miles long." "Use it all anyway!"
#89
My Mother Bought Me Another Copy Of The Toy I've Had Since I Was A Child
luci (he/fae) 10 months ago
to be loved is to be changed. also, children are horrible.
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StumblingThroughLife 10 months ago
Wow! That looks like half a century of loving & not seeing a washing machine. Hoping that's a design on the duvet...
#90
One Of My Coke Bottle Candies Was Empty
#91
Someone Plastered His Car With Solar Panels And Keeps His Car Loading Everywhere He Parks
Bored Sailor 10 months ago
I always questioned why the roof of all Tesla did not have that as standard. You can spray paint any surface to be solar panels, not very good but DARPA is working on it.
Geoffrey Scott 10 months ago
The Ford salesman trying to entice us to a (whatever the E-Mustang is called). "So, 250 mile range?"..proudly.."YUP!" "So why aren't there solar panels on the roof to increase range?"..small voice "I dunno"
Pandasizing World Peace 10 months ago
Why they don’t build parking lots that are covered and topped with solar panels? Protect the cars from the sun and generate electricity at the same time?
#92
The Way This Customer Left Their Mussel Shells Organized After Eating
#93
This Bunny In My Yard Doesn't Have Bunny Ears
Blue Bunny of Happiness 10 months ago
Over zealous grooming by mum as a kit. More common that you’d expect!
Bryan Hamilton 10 months ago
Kinda funny, a few years ago I was mowing the yard and ran over a baby rabbit and took its ears off, nursed it back to health and let it go... maybe he went to ur yard
#94
This Eclipse Survival Goodie Bag Our Cfo Made For Everyone [oc]
#95
The Difference Between A Trimmed Palm Tree And A Wild Palm Tree
Jcusack 10 months ago
You see, it's widely unknown that outside of Hawaii, Hula dancing is strictly prohibited! Even for trees...
Load More Replies... Ursula S. 10 months ago
I lived in Tucson and we had our palm trees trimmed so rat didn’t nest in them.
BookFanatic 10 months ago
I was in my 40s the first time I saw a wild palm tree. A very amused local explained why that tree looked "overweight." Lol
#97
Big Snail I Found. Foot For Scale
Na Schi 10 months ago
Probably. There are different species. As far as I know keeping them as a pet in the US is prohibited because they are a danger to agriculture and also like to eat the Calcium-containing exterior plaster of houses. (In Europe, or at least Germany, they are not regulated pets, as it is assumed that the winters get cold enough to eradicat any population of the previous year).
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My Mother Is Making Sauce In A Mortar Made With Volcanic Rock And The Flame On The Stove Turned Green
Na Schi 10 months ago
Well, not to be a spoilsport, but different elements tend to do this. It's also the reason why we can enjoy fireworks in different colours.
Kabuki Kitsune 10 months ago
It's called a molcajete. It's an ancient type of grinding device (often mistaken for a mortar and pestle), that originated with the native Mexican tribes. It's designed to be used like this.
Load More Replies... Jerzy Janeczko 10 months ago
Do not do that unattended. The differences in heat may crack or shatter it. Those are intended to be used in an oven only.
#99
This Rug Matches The Pattern Of The Tile Beneath
#100
My Workplace's Air Conditioner Condenses So Much Water That It's Growing Cattails At The End Of The Parking Lot
painttheyellowsubgreen 10 months ago
If that gets any bigger it's going to qualify for protection under the wetlands conservation act
Multa Nocte 10 months ago
If it isn't written out of existence by you-know-orange.
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I Put Some Bacon Grease On My Electric Skillet And It Formed A Perfect Diamond
#102
My Apple Has An Apple On It
juni 10 months ago
Nah. Leaf stuck to the apple. Too well defined for a shadow.
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A Bird Made A Nest On My Car While I Was At The Gym
Deborah 10 months ago
Mourning dove, we had a lot of them by the house where I grew up.
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BarfyCat 10 months ago
I have to pull out of my driveway verrrrryyyy slowwwwlllyyy because they are too dumb to get out of the way!
Load More Replies... Tammy Hornback 10 months ago
There was a nest on the window ledge at our office it was made of rubber bands and zip strips and a plastic spoon!
Jules 10 months ago
They're not very good nest builders because they would normally nest on cliff ledges, places like that, so all they would need would be a few twigs to stop any eggs falling off the ledge. Therefore they never learned how to build a conventional nest
CatD 10 months ago
I've seen Rock Doves (Pigeon) make nests on the spike strips they use to keep Pigeons off.
Load More Replies... painttheyellowsubgreen 10 months ago
Doves are notoriously bad nest builders.
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Not A Single Person In This Dentistry Ad Is Showing Their Teeth
#105
There Is A Waiver On My Receipt For Takeout Shawarma
#106
Family Iris Portrait
#107
This Mesh Bag Makes Oranges Look Way More “Orange”
keyboardtek 10 months ago
Someone one told me all oranges get dyed orange because not all of them are actually orange.
#108
Scent Free Zone For Workers
René Sauer 10 months ago
what else are they gonna do if they need things from that area?
Load More Replies... Huddo's sister 10 months ago
I wish everywhere was like that. I'm allergic to eucalyptus and menthol and used to catch the bus to work. There was a guy who caught the same one as me in the mornings and must have had a construction job or something because he was always reeking of 'deep heat'. I had to sit as far away as possible but still had my face blow up at times. I never would say anything, but I'm glad I don't have to take that bus anymore.
Bruce Mardle 10 months ago
Love it. I'm not allergic to scents but I have a very "good" sense of smell and encounter unbearably smelly people regrettably often.
Michael Largey 10 months ago
Who asked this sign maker to put their two cents in? I'm incensed!
BookFanatic 10 months ago
I could have used one of these signs today. One of the library patrons came in reeking of MJ. Like, dude, I can smell you six feet away.
#109
My Job Got New Microwaves And Only Allow Certain Foods In Them
#111
These Are The Same Stuffed Animal - One From Storage, The Other Loved For 30+ Years
#112
Aging Of A Stuffed Animal Lion After 30 Years
BookFanatic 10 months ago
Aw. I have a bunny like that. 45 years and counting. Her name is Esther because it's really hard to say "easter" when you're tiny!
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This Restaurant Named "Thai Food Near Me"
#114
The Scar On My Arm Doesn’t Get Dirty
#115
My Lyft Driver Holds A Stuffed Bunny While Driving
Robert Trebor 10 months ago
I have a stuffed elephant named Oliver in my right rear seat. He is a presence.
Deborah 10 months ago
I have a troll doll, Gumby, and Pokey on my dashboard.
Load More Replies... Oskar vanZandt 10 months ago
I usually have a meerkat on the dashboard... Helps me keep an eye on the road: very attentive.
#116
Old Ww2 Anti-Air Canon That Lives In The Middle Of Our Neighborhood
Huddo's sister 10 months ago
We have so many of this type of thing in public areas across Australia, usually near the war memorial stones. There was one near my pop's place we used to play on.
cerinamroth 10 months ago
Yes - I don't think it's about to burst into song with some of its friends.
Load More Replies... Kabuki Kitsune 10 months ago
3 inch gun from a Wickes class destroyer from the inter war (between ww1 and ww2) period. sure, it could be used as AAA, but it's not really intended for that.
#117
Parking Garage Space Blocked Off Because Of Mri Machine Above
Geoffrey Scott 10 months ago
Come out, car adhered to garage ceiling..."oh s^^^"
Load More Replies... Regina Holt 10 months ago
That doesn't look like enough to keep out the a$$hole folks who park wherever they want.
BoredLittleLeafSheep 10 months ago
Well then, they'll get what they deserve, won't they.
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Weird Rock Found In Backyard
embi miller 10 months ago
I'll bet if you crack it open there will be some sort of crystals inside.
Norm Gilmore 10 months ago
Have you never seen a horror movie where they crack open something they shouldn't? This is not the decade for doing that!! :-)
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My Swiss Cheese Only Has One Hole
#120
This Public Bathroom Has Blue Tinted Light To Discourage Drug Injections
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 10 months ago
The light is too blue to find a vein. Veins are blue, light is blue, thus veins don't show up.
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My Water Bottle Shrank After Putting It In The Dishwasher
Oskar vanZandt 10 months ago
Have a feeling an item like this might end up at a hospital emergency department...
#122
I Found A 12 Year Old Pouch Of Capri Sun In The Middle Of A Desert In New Mexico
Heir of Durin 10 months ago
Looks like White Sands. My husband lost his phone there while sand sledding and we thought it was buried and gone forever. Someone found it that evening and returned it!
Bruce Mardle 10 months ago
In my youth, I was playing with a glider (about 4 feet across), mostly made of expanded polystyrene, about 50 metres from the edge of a cliff overlooking the English Channel. A gust of wind caught it and carried it out to sea, never to be seen again... or so I thought. A week later someone brought it to my home, having found it while on a boat. I'm glad I'd written my address on it!
Load More Replies... M O'Connell 10 months ago
If it was empty it would be litter, and therefore trashy people. This was sealed, and therefore lost, not discarded.
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The Soap Dispenser At My Work Caught Fire
Kabuki Kitsune 10 months ago
Lithium ion battery failure. Many dispensers use a small motor to distribute the soap. So, when the battery went, it melted the dispenser.
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My Tanned And Untanned Skin Tones Are Drastically Different
KL Harrold 10 months ago (edited)
My tanned and untanned skin are exactly the same colour!
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Old Injury On Hand Now Gets Dirty Or Stays Clean Opposite To The Rest Of The Hand
KittyGaming 10 months ago
Ohoh I have scars like this aswell, it's amazing how the human body works
Deborah 10 months ago
I have a scar over my right eye that changes color and texture over time, it's been doing that for decades now.
Load More Replies... Lee Gilliland 10 months ago
Scars (healed skin) differs in structure on the hands because they lack whorls.
#126
My Girlfriend Met A Person At The Bar With The Inverse Of Her Tattoo
#127
You Can See All The Colors Of The Disneyland Teacup Because Its Worn Off Where The Door Closes
#128
The „american Garden“ In The ‚gardens Of The World’ Exhibition In Berlin Is Simply An La Style Parking Lot
Bored Seagull 10 months ago
You can read more about the "Los Angeles Garden" on the website of the "Gardens of the World": https://www.gaertenderwelt.de/en/explore-the-world/international-artisan-gardens/los-angeles/
#129
My Hairy Legs
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