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We often forget what a wondrous world we live in. While getting caught up in our hectic schedules makes us oblivious to things around us, today we're gonna zoom in on the unseen and unnoticed side of things.
So welcome to Bored Panda’s amusing collection of the most fascinating and rarely seen objects, beings, places, occurrences, and everything that will bring out that inner curious child we have inside.
From a macro shot revealing the density of penguin feathers to rainbow cloud spotting, this is something you only see in a video game. Or if you open your eyes and pay attention. Psst! More incredible photos of rarely seen things can be found in our previous posts here, here and here.
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#1
When It’s Cold Enough To See The Melody
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#2
Spotted A Rainbow Cloud From My Balcony. Not As Beautiful As Aurora But Pretty Rare To See Such Phenomena In India
#3
This Is What Sunset Looks Like From Space
Even in times of scientific and technological advancements, our beautiful planet remains full of mysteries. From the incredible bismuth crystal that looks like it came from some sort of sci-fi film to the enchanting glowing forest in Japan with its luminescent mushrooms scattered along the forest floor, there are so many exquisite finds on Earth. They make us question how much about the place we inhabit we don’t really know.
Some of the most standout mysteries that have been captivating the imagination of many throughout the years include Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England. The structure consists of a ring of standing stones, with each stone standing approximately thirteen feet high, seven feet wide and weighing 25 tons. It’s believed to have been built about 5000 years ago, but scholars still do not agree on what its purpose could have been.
Another mysterious object is the stone spheres found in Costa Rica, located on the Diquis Delta and on Isla del Cano. There are over three hundred petro spheres scattered throughout the country that are still considered a great, unsolved archaeological mystery. The heaviest of them weighs many tons, and they’re believed to be made of granodiorite.
#4
Here Are My Removed & Genetically Modified White Blood Cells, About To Be Put Back In To Hopefully Cure My Cancer
This Is T-Cell Immunotherapy
#5
Not A Painting - Just An Iceberg Flipped Upside Down
Helen Haley 4 years ago
My berg became flipped turned upside down, I'd like to take a minute just float right here. Big ol iceberg floating with its butt in the air.
#6
This Albino Peacock I Saw In Malaysia
#7
Finally Got My Prosthetics In
#8
Bioluminescent Phytoplankton In The Persian Gulf
#9
Ice Eggs - This Rare Phenomenon Occurs When Ice Is Rolled Over By Wind And Water (Northern Finland)
#10
Nappies In Sweden Have A Father On The Packaging
#11
The Forests Of Aspen, Colorado
#12
This Huge Tree In Cairo
#13
Highway To Heaven. 30-Second Long Exposure Of Airliner Departing From Runway
#14
My Nails Pushing The Chemo Out Of My Fingertips
#15
Truck Door Handle On A Frosty Morning
#16
My Dad Got A Periodic Table With The Actual Elements In It
Steve Barnett 4 years ago
Goes without saying that not all the elements are actually there. Hence the Ionizing radiation hazard symbols.
#17
A Pistachio Plant
Samantha PandaNotBored 4 years ago
Like a beautiful bunch of roses or tulips . I couldn’t cut them down , they’d stay 😁
#18
The Sun Hit This Freshly-Paved Tarmac Just Right And Made A Real-Life Rainbow Road Through Polarized Lenses
#19
This Butterfly With Transparent Wings
#20
Amazing Jimbacrinus Crinoid Fossils
#21
What A Piece Of 10,000-Year-Old Glacial Ice Looks Like
#22
This Close Up Shot Of A Dragonfly I Took With My Phone The Other Day
#23
Just When You Thought You’d Seen Everything - Here’s Snowball, An Extremely Rare Leucistic Alligator
#24
My Hair Is Half Blonde Half Brunette. Including Eyebrows
#25
Horses On A Plane
#26
Certain Fish Skin Can Be Grafted Onto Burns And Diabetic Wounds. The Material Recruits The Body's Own Cells And Is Converted Eventually Into Living Tissue
Gin. No tonic 4 years ago
It's tilapia skin. The very common, quite cheap white fish that you can find in the supermarket freezer (at least in Europe)
#27
This Pencil Store In Tehran, Iran
#28
The Density Of Penguin Feathers
#29
Astronaut Bruce McCandless Floating Away From The Safety Of The Space Shuttle
He had nothing but his manned maneuvering unit keeping him from drifting into the unknown. First person in history to do something like this.
#30
Sendai Daikannon, One Of The Tallest Statues In The World
M Calad 4 years ago
I am fascinated by the optical effect of the design. The statue is not at full body length, it's around 3/4, missing the bottom 1/4. This makes the brain believe that the statue goes lower (like if the legs of the statue extended down), therefore it's perceived longer than it actually is. How cool!
#31
The Color Of My Kitten's Foot Is Split Down The Middle
#32
This Red Only Rainbow I Saw At Midnight In Finland
#33
This Majestic Emerald Mallard
#34
My Cactus Has Grown A Strange-Looking Flower
Karl Leaning 4 years ago
ahh, a dead rubbish bin plant. my mother used to grow one of these in the bathroom when I was a child. the flower smelt like a unwashed rubbish bin that had been left in sun for a week...
#35
In Case You Haven't Seen Spider Feet Up Close
#36
We Got These Giant Screws In At Work Today For Mounting Solar Panels
#37
The UK Is Full Of Charming Crinkle Crankle Garden Walls
In England you sometimes see these "wavy" brick fences. And curious as it may seem, this shape uses fewer bricks than a straight wall. A straight wall needs at least two layers of bricks to make it sturdy, but the wavy wall is fine thanks to the arch support provided by the waves.
#38
The Back Of Da Vinci's Mona Lisa
#39
This Lizard I Found "Standing" On Water In My Pool
#40
In Case You Have Not Seen What A Clump Of Dna Looks Like
#41
Giant Puffball Mushroom My Sister Found In The Woods
#42
Mosaics Of A Roman Villa Were Found Under A Vineyard In Negrar, Italy
#43
This Device Is Used To Measure Lengths On Maps. Simply Roll It Along Streets You Want To Use And It Tells You The Distance
Maiun 4 years ago
My grandad worked for British Ordnance Survey in the 1950s and 60s, he went out, measured the landscape and then hand drew maps. When he died, we cleared out his home studio and I found at least 6 of these in various draws, boxes etc. I remember sitting with him as a child running them over maps to see where we were in relation to landmarks etc. I still love looking at maps 30 years after his death as it reminds me of the gentle, kind soul he was.
#44
Ants Gutted My Almond To Make Their Own Almond Flour
#45
When My Cat Got Spayed, The Shaved Area Grew Back Chocolate Coloured
#46
A Hand Of A Koala
Sheila McEnany Markowitz 4 years ago
Koalas have human-like fingerprints. They are almost identical, and even under a microscope, it is hard to distinguish the difference between theirs and those of humans.
#47
This Apple's Flesh Is The Same Colour As It’s Skin
Karl Baxter 4 years ago
I made cider from apples like this. It came out bright pink and checked in at a hefty 8.5% abv. We named it “Prider”, put it in a rainbow box and served it up during Pride Week about 6 years ago. 60 pints sold out in about an hour! 🙂
#48
414-Pound Gorilla On The Exam Table
#49
$12,000 Worth Of Cancer Pills
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago
That's disgusting. Charging so much for life saving medication is sick and twisted.
TmKhr 4 years ago
In Finland you'd pay maybe 20€ for those, and the government pays for the rest. That's public healthcare for ya.
IlovemydogShilo 4 years ago
My mother has cancer. She has had 6 rounds of chemotherapy loads of different tests for all different things done and I can't tell you how many tablets and injections 2 long stays in hospital and a nurse that comes around to the house every couple of weeks and it hasn't cost her a penny as Cancer care if free in Ireland.
Zuska Hájková (zuskah) 4 years ago
in fact, it is not free anywhere ;) it is just a social system, that allows us to protect patients from choosing between health and money, america is insane..
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Libstak 4 years ago
They cost 12,000 in USA maybe, elsewhere they are covered by healthcare ....
Jon Steensen 4 years ago
They are ridiculously expensive, even when a state has to pay for them. I think that is problematic, even when they are used in a public healthcare system that could spend the money on something more productive than lining the pockets of some medicine company. Even in a public healthcare system, there is a limited budgets they have available to do the most good with. Spending a large portion of the budget on medicin, means that the service has to be reduced somewhere else, and the bill for overpriced medication still ends at the taxpayers. I think there should be a cap on how much companies can charge for life-saving drugs, as making a fortune on other people's misfurtune is just not right; especially when people die due to lack of ability to pay an absurd amount of money that is totally out of alignment with the production cost.
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Giovanna 4 years ago
That is so unfair. Health care is a basic human right. Every country, let alone developed ones, should provide it for free. In Italy this would cost 0 euros to the patient.
Jeff Morton 3 years ago
That sounds good and all..but if that were the case this medicine never would have been developed. While I am certain pharma gouges prices, there are tremendous costs involved with creating some treatments..especially for rarer diseases where there won’t be a lot of sales to offset the R and D. While it is nice and we do have subsidized healthcare for those who can’t afford their own health care..we have done well by using employer matched health insurance to offset the high costs of certain medicines. And at the same time we have the most robust, most advanced treatment options in the world. I think public healthcare is a great option for many countries but if you didn’t have the US private sector of medical..you would struggle mightily to obtain drugs for rarer conditions that are too costly to produce, you would lose the cutting edge aspect of medicine that Covid has shown is so necessary. Look at the vaccine programs - who produced the most efficacy..who produced the most doses. US
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John C 4 years ago
Gleevec (these tablets) isn't even the best example of this. Virtually all targeted oral therapies coming out these days are priced for what the market will bear - the price the manufacturers charge has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with research, development, manufacturing or distribution costs. They literally charge as much as they can get away with, which means for most new oral cancer drugs, each month's supply costs around $15,000 to $20,000.
Carolyn O'Brien 4 years ago
I'm on a chemo drug and Biologic for my autoimmune disease. The max i pay a month is e114 but the actual cost of the biologic was €2000 for 2 injections. It is disgraceful price to charge for life saving meds to a point where people simply can't afford to save their own life because of profit margins....xx
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Mewton’s Third Paw 4 years ago
I’m pretty sure all Americans know it. That’s like asking when Russians will wake up and get rid of Putin. Some shít isn’t an option for the public to be blamed for.
Load More Replies... Mushroomlover 4 years ago
That is so sad. It should not cost that much to save a life. You’re already fighting for your life so you shouldn’t have to worry about the cost, something needs to change.
Jace 4 years ago
The amount of conditioned responses to defend corporate America in this thread are appalling. Pharmaceutical companies get HUGE grants of public money to develop their products. Then, after extracting value from society, they gouge that same society by selling at insanely inflated prices because they know they can get away with it. Some things are difficult to produce, but that’s the exception to the rule of expensive drug pricing in the USA.
nunya bussiness 4 years ago
yeah...at least in some parts there's free healthcare. i feel so bad because nowadays in certain parts you need to be a millionaire just to stay healthy. it is very wrong.
Crazy Meerkat Lady 4 years ago
A friend of mine will have to buy these soon and the monthly amount is 3 times her salary
BoredHuman 4 years ago
As a Canadian, I am still blown away whenever I read what Americans go through with basic health care. This is so wrong. Poor then you die. How is that even remotely acceptable in this world.
Jack Urquhart 4 years ago
Robbing seriously ill people is a direct sign that the owner of the company producing them is going straight to hell when they die.
Geri Taran 4 years ago
If it works, it's worth it. The only caveat is, where could one find them at a more reasonable price.
John Spitz 4 years ago
As a wealthy American, who could easily pay for those pills if I somehow had cancer, I WOULD RATHER DIE of cancer than waste my money to the evil pharmaceutical companies that jack the prices for nothing more than simply greed.
Pheline 3 years ago
I doubt that. When push comes shove I doubt you want to die. --------- In addition, almost every one blames Big Pharma, right? It's like blaming Joe Biden for inflation; simple, but wrong. Pharmaceutical R & D doesn't work alone in this, nor do they set guidelines or policy. Even if all you start with is reading labels you'll find out the US isn't the only place doing R & D.
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Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago
That’s only 30 doses. A month’s worth if prescribed one per day. The pharmaceutical company charging $12000.00/month for lifesaving meds—-which probably only cost them the tiniest fraction of that amount to produce. Bastards. I hope Karma’s got a real party planned for them.
Daphne Williams 4 years ago (edited)
The meds weren't created out of nowhere by fairies. These meds might have taken decades to develop. Decades of paying the salaries and associated costs of the scientists who developed them and the staff who supported the scientists. The cost isn't the cost of the pills - it's the cost of everything that went into the pills existing at all.
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Julia McElroy 3 years ago
Taxes, kiddos. In countries where these drugs are covered by the government they are paid for by taxes. The cost in developing them is exorbitant. They literally do not grow on trees. You want affordable health care for people who can't afford these drugs? Pay higher taxes. Nothing crazy, just a little more all around. But, I guess, just don't put it in your back yard.
Heather Davis 3 years ago
Isn't capitalism great 👍😊 only people with money matter. The poor are there to serve the Ritch as they live there fabulous lifes. A whole world of slaves...... just wonderful 😊👍
Kenneth Wright 3 years ago
I take 400mg daily (1 pill) of these for my Systematic Mastocytosis. Years ago when I first started taking it it was $35,000 for 30 days. My insurance company denied it and my Dr. and I had to file appeals. Eventually they agreed to cover it but only at %50. To took my wife and I 3 months to scrape enough money together for a one month trial. It seemed to help and thank GOD that the next month they came out with a $10.00 copay card. Get this, once there was a generic (imatinib mesylate) the insurance company again denied my coverage for the name brand (the one with the $10.00 copay and wanted me to use the generic for $5,000.00 per month. So I had my doctor start writing "dispense as written. " to be able to get the $10.00 version. I won't even try to math for what the U.S. Retail price I would have paid by now for about to last 5-6 years would have been. I do know there is no cure for me and I'll probably have to take it for life.
Linda Fulton 3 years ago
Thank God I live in Australia. My dose of 12 per day for 6 months was FREE. That was 183 tablets
Steve Purcell 3 years ago
Yes it is very sick how they charge $400 dollars a pill... It probably costs them $5 bucks to make 30 pills if not less!!!!!
Brittany Cook 4 years ago
I hope they go to hell for what they put them and their families through. As if they weren’t suffering enough
Caroline Bengtsson 4 years ago
Thouse pills would be free here in Sweden, it's horrible that you have to pay that much just to survive. Free healthcare is something the US has to consider.
Johnson MaryLou 4 years ago
If only. :(. Often it's our polluted air, water, and fake food that gives it to us in the first place.
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Perry Edward Matthew Franz 4 years ago
But how else will BigPharma execs afford their private jets and hillside mansions?
Margaret Redmond 4 years ago
In Ireland the maximum any family pays for prescription drugs is €150 per month. A family can be one person or 20. Also if you are diagnosed with a life threatening disease or a chronic disease, all prescriptions relating to that diagnosis are capped at €5.00 per month.
Sharon Chang 4 years ago
I cannot “like” this pic because it’s an abomination to charge so much. I’ve lost too many friends and family to cancer.
Libstak 4 years ago
They should make a fair living, everyone is entitled to make a living, the problem is they are gouging and gorging on the profits excessively, evidenced by the yaghting and private jetting lifestyles.
Load More Replies... Sandy Dyer 4 years ago
That's what happens when you live in a country that allows medicine / health care to be a for profit business. Sick and wrong. I'm having total hip replacement soon because it's shot and I have to. Even with health insurance, I will have a bill that will likely take me 5-10 years to fully pay off. I wish I lived in a country without such f***ed up priorities.
Libstak 4 years ago
I wish you did too. Best wishes for your journey, hope it turns out better than you are fearing on costs.
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John Topper 4 years ago
For that price you would think they would at least give them some better packaging.
Storm Rise 1 year ago
In the USA :-( This is bloody criminal! I'm going through breast cancer at the moment, and even going fully Private, I only have an out of pocket to pay of just under $1000 for surgery, radiation- everything!
clem kiddlhopper 1 year ago
Even more sick is the fact it can be had for under a 100 bucks delivered by mark cuban. Thevies.
B. J. Moore 1 year ago
How can humans at a big pharma company even do this without any conscious regrets ?? This is very akin to murder for some…not the least of which is insurance?!?!?! This is SICK and SELFISH to the max!!
Chris Richardson 3 years ago
Where meds are free…. What’s your income tax, property tax, fuel tax? How long to be seen by provider? In England, don’t many pay for alternative (private) insurance to be seen in a timely manner? It’s always about compromise.
Deshna Samal 3 years ago
That’s just wrong, people are making money off death. It’s just sickening.
Karin Morris 3 years ago
This is something the Govt should but some controls on. AIDS drugs are also extremely expensive. Pharmaceutical companies are despicable.
isabell gibson 3 years ago
my ocd is raging at the sideways one...and the fact that they aren't all facing the same way.
Girl_From_Rio 3 years ago
In Brazil you could get cancer treatment and medications for R$ 0, because we have public hospitals and clinics that are totally free.
Orlean Grubbs 3 years ago
It's a business. They don't give a c**p about us. The rich live the poor die. Nothing is going to change that...
Garry Cowan 3 years ago
Obviously the USA where the medical system is an outrage in western society
Lorrie Finley 3 years ago
Somebody has to pay for the medication and Healthcare. If not the patient then everyone in the country. Scientists and Researchers need to be paid - they have families & need to eat too. Yes, there are *some* grants, etc., but creating a drug or medication takes years - years - and many more fail in early stages than ever make it through to the finish. Cancer drugs and similar ones called "orphan drugs" are much more expensive than meds used by the general population- not just because less people use them but because of what is IN them. Unfortunately, there are companies that are greedy and make huge profits off the drugs. These are not the norm.
Lisa Fillers 3 years ago
It should be illegal for pharmaceutical companieS to charge outrageous prices like this to cancer patients or diabetics, or anyone.
Ashley Shelton 3 years ago
Shouldn't cost anything for someone's life to be saved bc I can promise you there priceless to there families. And I bet if anyone from the pharma companies got sick with cancer they wouldn't pay those horrible prices. It's a shame. Absolutely disgusts me.
Carla McDonnell 3 years ago
So many people are forced to choose between meds, food, or housing. It really is a shame. I've told my kids no life saving heroics because it would leave them in debt for my medical and funeral expenses since insurance is so expensive. Pretty sad that many folks have resigned themselves to the fact that if you are not rich, you will likely die before getting life saving treatment.
Pheline 3 years ago
Not having insurance is more expensive but you will get care if you need it. Being a heroic victim won't help anyone.----- Here's a problem in the US - people who can't afford to work because they'll lose public health benefits.
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Amy Doyle 3 years ago
God sake that is unbelievable. My mother takes handfuls of medication everyday, morning, afternoon and night. I swear I'd hate to think what it would cost us in America. I think we'd be forced into crime 😂. As no way in hell we could afford that. Thank God for free health care in the UK as she gets them all for free.
Ching Ngaihte 3 years ago
In my place, the pastor’s sister had cancer. Terrible that it happened.😭😢
DOMENIC SURFACE 3 years ago
THE PERSON BEHIND THE DECISION TO CHARGE THAT AMOUNT SHOULD GET THE TYPE OF CANCER IT'S GOING TO TREAT. F-CKING DISGUSTING. GREEDY S**T BAGS.
Brandy Mullis 3 years ago
My husband has had cancer 3 times and I'm so very glad that he hasn't had to take anything but he's chemo. I feel for anyone that has to go through that or even a family to have to watch their love one go through that and then on top of all the emotions that you have when you are going through it yourself or a family member and have to pay so much money for something that may help you get better. I pray 🙏 for anyone that has been affected by Cancer. I love you and God Bless you all!!! ❤
Laura Widzins 3 years ago
People, you need to remember that the geniuses that ferret out these cures have huge college loans to pay for all that education they needed to get to figure out it to create these drugs. The trials all have government agencies watching each step they make. The trials take place in buildings which require upkeep, supplies to keep the administrative documentation, equipment to run the labs, safety protocols & equipment, etc. All that takes money, millions of dollars. And that's for the drugs that work....the ones that don't is money down the drain. Be thankful those geniuses have dedicated their lives to finding these cures...... THEY OWE THE WORLD NOTHING.
Donald Lewis 3 years ago
I've been taking these for a few years. With insurance the copay is around 1000 dollars. Luckily, last year I got a medical assistance grant to pay 0. Now expired. It's an extra stress on top of dealing with uncurable Leukemia. The situation is unsustainable, except for multi billionaires
Jeff Bunn 3 years ago
Only in the United States, too!!! If you were to go to Canada or Mexico, the exact same drug from the same manufacturer would probably only cost $200!!! Americans pay for all of the “Research and Diagnostic” costs for each drug as well as the lobbying fees and FDA fees to get each drug cleared for use by the public worldwide!! We bear the brunt of the cost through our insurance companies!! And you wonder why you pay so much for insurance??? This is why!!!
Stephen Sachs 3 years ago
Thank You Big Pharma and all the congress members who let this happen.
Kim Conn 3 years ago
Maybe I am the luckiest American ever, but I had cancer in 2008/2009, with multiple surgeries, chemo by infusion, and radiation. Through the insurance policy available at work, everything was paid for mostly at 100%, once my deductible was met. And I luckily had a private policy just for cancer, that paid me $10000 for each year I had chemo or radiation. This helped pay my bills while I was out of work. I’m only telling this to say, yes I know our”big pharma” issues suck, but thank God not everything about US healthcare is as bad as others perceive it to be. I’m 13+ years cancer free, and got to see my youngest start college in 2021!
Helen Hughes-Evans 3 years ago
Anything meant to save lives is only intended for the well to do.
Darnell Thompson 3 years ago
A f****** hate this world that little bit of f****** s*** right there that can save lives and these f****** f**** ass doctors f****** stuff in their pockets with this s*** I hope each one of them bastards catch that s*** and then we get the dangle that s*** in front of them
Patrick O'Harris 3 years ago
Sounds so strange to me because I'd only have to pay 5 bucks for that...
Theo Triumphman 3 years ago
Bastards ! Greed & Averase ! Medical costs should be illegal ! Where are our countries leaders ? Right there with the Pharm. Companies. Sharing the profits. Karma will fix ther bottoms !
Peter Ledoux 3 years ago
I believe this is price gouging. Not to mention epee pens, years ago a friend told me they were 500.00. If my math skills have totaly left me that's 400.00$ a pill.
Michael Labate 3 years ago
IF THERE IS A CURE FOR CANCER, WHY THEY KEEP SAYING THAT "TOGETHER WE CAN FIGHT CANCER ONE DAY"? IS IT, BY ANY CHANCE, THAT EVERYTHING REVOLVES AROUND MONEY?
Kelly Newell 3 years ago
I can’t believe the level of ignorance in this post. First of all, there’s no context to the cost and most people are acting like someone was forced to write a personal check to have access to them. Maybe - just maybe - the $12k is what they cost to manufacture. Or maybe that’s THIS package’s portion of the millions in research dollars it took to develop them. But my question for all of you touting this sh*t should be free - where exactly does free stuff come from?! It seems lost on the vast majority of you that SOMEONE has to pay for it!!
Kathy Coons 3 years ago
They should at least make them attractive for that price! Aesthetics are an important part of healing too.
Lyn Moffett 3 years ago
That’s evil. People are dying because the companies charge extortionate prices
Geza Petri 3 years ago
Pfizer, in America charges $50,000.00/ month for Vindamax. This is needed to "help" a protein malady in the heart. It is not a cure. It helps after two or three years of use. I am grateful for it none the less. Thank you insurance and Medicaid.
Sterling Hill 3 years ago
My very tight fisted - the kind that won't buy anything without coupons or deals off - uncle got cancer and after all the other treatments were exhausted, they said try this experimental one: $15,000 per shot and you need 3 shots. I was amazed the he said ok, he'd try it. He died not long after anyway. Read 'So Much For That' by Lionel Shriver about the cost and the despair of cancer drugs. Fiction book and really well done.
Pam Toll-Designer 4 years ago
do these pills give you cancer or stop it?? for $12000 isnt that just going to kill you ?
GC 4 years ago
Not surprising. I take nine pills a month for migraines. Nine pills is all I'm allowed by my insurance. I'd take more if I could. They cost about 400.00 for nine. I can't function without them though. It's like this for almost all medications. They talk about the opioid crisis but opiates were cheap. They were clearly over prescribed and people got hooked on them but another reason was that they cost almost nothing and if they weren't covered, people could afford them. My dying father took pain pills and it only cost him about 100.00 a month for his pain medicines while his chemotherapy was thousands. He died anyway.
Foghorn Leghorn 4 years ago
What a shame that governments allow this gouging. Even when factoring R&D, etc., big pharma is despicable.
Jeannine Pope 4 years ago
My entire professional world has been caring for oncology patients. Let me share what I have learned from my work. Most nationalized healthcare gets cheaper meds from US pharma because they get it on the backs of US consumers and the higher taxes they pay into social welfare. In the U.S. When you are diagnosed with cancer, everyone starts out on the same protocals for their illness as every other cancer patient of same cancer. Each hospital has a cancer committee that meets about patients and their diagnosis and their illness matches treatment plans based on their type and stage of cancer from the Natl Cancer Board. You exhaust those protocals before you get the very special stuff then onto MD Anderson and clinical trials. If you are retired, poor or rich -- you need will get covered. The middle class is screwed most often. Max out your insurance limits, be the primary insured and get ill, you don't get medicaid automatically. Employers cover that person. Rates go up next year.
Melissa Alvarado 4 years ago
Meanwhile 90 pills of oxytocin is 35.00 cash if u dont have insurance. Smdh.
Michelle Babicz 4 years ago
This is blasphemy! Makes one hard-pressed not to wish cancer on whomever prices these drugs.
Caroline Bengtsson 4 years ago
This would probably be free here in Sweden, it's horrible that you have to pay that much to literally survive..
Catherine Kubiak-Greco 4 years ago
A perfect example of living in a true democracy - Liberty for All - if you are a gazillionaire...
Kate Panthera 4 years ago
That's obscene. If I get cancer, i'll die, cause i don't have that kind of money. What's the use of living if you're bankrupt?
Brenda Spagnola 4 years ago
My 1st chemo treatment for breast cancer was $127,000. The other 5 were almost $145,000 each. There was 1 medicine I had to take every 3 weeks for an entire year, at a cost of over $6,000 each. Lost my book (no biggie), got my hair back, 3years out things are still "different ". I'm alive and kicking, but I'll be paying the medical bills for years. And we had insurance and got some grants. Cancer is expensive. It it doesn't kill you, the bills just might.
sari swick 4 years ago
My husband's Hep. C treatment was Harvoni costs $94,500 for a 12-week treatment. Our co-pay was $18,400 with insurance. The American healthcare system is horrid.
sari swick 4 years ago
I live in the USA but even with insurance from work, I couldn't afford the co-pay for my cancer Rx so had to buy then from Canada which is illegal for us to do.
Diana Hockley 4 years ago
OMG, surely that is in America where they would rather people die than get life-saving medicines for free?
Elizabeth Guss 4 years ago
My MS drug, one 325mg infusion = $121,000.00. Fortunately, it's just 2 doses per year. Unfortunately, a quarter million dollars/year is too expensive to keep it up. (My co-pay is 25%!)
Tony Rutherford 4 years ago
AMERICA, THE LAND OF MILK AND HONEY! SURE,AS LONG AS YOU'RE WHITE AND WEALTHY. IT IS IMMORAL TO PRICE CURES OUT OF REACH OF POOR PEOPLE. NO ONE HAS MORE RIGHT TO LIVE THAN ANY OTHER PERSON. U.S.A DISGUSTS ME!
Pheline 3 years ago
Shhh... Please don't shout. Caps lock isn't ok even for this entire rant.
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George Porter 4 years ago
My 70 year old friend is taking the same tablets at ZERO cost to him. Fortunately he is in the UK. Exploitation of the of the ill is not a UK trait.
Jackie Wacky 4 years ago
This is what Boris Johnson wants to bring to Britain, because he hates our NHS.
Catherine McKenzie 4 years ago
Anyone that works for pharmaceutical companies can go straight to hell
A_BadlyDrawnBearPic 4 years ago
I can't believe it. Shouldn't it be at least 50$, or 100? Not thousands of dollars, just for a pack.
Mark Melton 4 years ago
This is pure evil. Nothing but pure evil. We have to make a change, NOW!
Jeanne Acosta-Caipe 4 years ago
THIS is the kind of profit the pharma is allowed to make in the U.S.
Susie Swearingen-Kamachi 4 years ago
Makes you wonder where all the money goes that gets raised 🐲
Brian Bennett 4 years ago
And that's probably wholesale, be triple the price when it gets to the suffering! Thanks BIG PHARMA!!
Dogetothemoon 4 years ago
Life saving medication should be accessible by anyone. It’s a shame that it costs more then the finest caviar.
nala simba 4 years ago
They won't let you die in dignity, but they make sure you can't live either (at that price!)
Donkey boi 4 years ago
I've just done the maths, and if you are living in and are a citizen of the UK, this would cost you around about £0.00
Ofer E 4 years ago
Centralized medicin fox, just look at the benefits in Israel for example. The Covid pandemic era is just a distant memory for us.
Kathy 4 years ago
Nonsense! Far from being "a distant memory", The Covid19 pandemic era, with all its latest mutations, is still very much in evidence in Israel. However, it is true that, for Israeli citizens, the vaccines are still "free" - well anyway, for now, that is...
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Vicki Perizzolo 4 years ago
and the gov't wonders why people go bankrupt due to hospital/medical bills...
Johnson MaryLou 4 years ago
I doubt it. The government is what allowed it to happen. My son was on some expensive meds then once a generic version came out the price dropped over 75%. The companies are allowed to keep the prices high bcs the people in government get a hefty kick back from the Rx companies.
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Valentin Baldez 4 years ago
total cost to make - maybe $100 (my assumption may be a bit more) - angry needed medication is so marked-up!
Lyone Fein 4 years ago (edited)
Gee, where does all the money come from for Research and Development? Oh, our government? But where does the government get all the money? Oh, taxes? But I don't want to pay higher taxes.
Mary Hurst 4 years ago
Might be the same oral chemo a friend is taking. $500/per pill and she takes 3 a day.
Mark Ramsay 4 years ago
Unfortunately until we get a better handle on cancer these pills and other drugs will cost a fortune to even just refine. On a plus it is something that hopefully soon becomes a simple treatment at the rate we are defeating cancer.
Robin Pickering 4 years ago
In England, this costs £9.35. If you're a child, retired or unemployed, it's free.
Al Christensen 4 years ago
A friend declined treatment when he learned the pills would cost $12,000(US) EACH.
lara 4 years ago
And to think that it only cost 4 billion dollars to bring to cancer patients.
lara 4 years ago
https://www.forbes.com/sites/matthewherper/2017/10/16/the-cost-of-developing-drugs-is-insane-a-paper-that-argued-otherwise-was-insanely-bad/?sh=19104f9c2d45
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Claire Armstrong 4 years ago
I am sooo glad we live in Scotland! My partners chemotherapy drugs - Ruxolitinib - cost thousands of pounds! We get free prescriptions here in Scotland, thank God!
Franklin Besseling 4 years ago
i had those.... was only €30,- a pill, so € 900,= for this batch.... That's NL healthcare for you....
Carman Davis 4 years ago
$12,000?!?!????? America's price on medicine is ridiculous!!! They just keep getting rich off our backs. Give us the cure we know you have!!
Kai Wee Toh 4 years ago
Endgame capitalism. Throw the conscience away and rake in obscene profit. Some people back this sort of behaviour, because they have a subconscious fantasy about joining the ranks of these 'successful' fat cats.
Shannon Jungerman 4 years ago
My year to date for 4 months of cancer treatments is equal to purchasing a house.
Jelena Kovacevic 4 years ago
In canada this would be about $3800...still a crazy amount, and most likely would be given for free at our many cancer clinic, if you did have to pay, in my province it most likely wouldn't exceed $25
The Cute Cat 4 years ago
Oh My God.. You could buy a house in my place with that sum.. That is crazy
Lori T Wisconsin 4 years ago
That’s the republicans who want to keep the rich in power so they all get a free ride on the backs of the working class and poor. Stupid people like tRump supporters believe the BS they are fed. It’s so hard to survive in America now. As if the gun nut violence isn’t enough!
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Lynne Stark 4 years ago
Americans are told that we must bear the burden of the research costs of medications. And why we must pay so much more. Half the politicians are against affordable health care because they claim that would be socialism.
Soggy Crumpet 4 years ago
Which country researched and developed the COVID Vaccine and distributed it around the world again?
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Alistair Wright 3 years ago
If people looked after their health and ate all natural vegan food, and no rubbish food, the need for cancer pills would be greatly reduced!!!
Russell Ellwardt 3 years ago
Mine cost about 2.500 € per pack of 21 pills. That's 10 € for my wallet and the rest for my health insurance. However, as opposed to many rumours, healthcare in my country is NOT "free" because we pay monthly contributions to health insurance, the amount depending on the person's income, and these cannot be called cheap.
Tara Ray 4 years ago (edited)
F**k this world. We give free help to drug addicts, education to prisoners and tons of money to other countries but over charge a sick person.
Anne 4 years ago
Please keep educating prisoners and help addicts. Just.. don't war so much in places that's not your own soil.That should save enough to do it all..
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I Got To Meet A Zorse At A Farm Near My House
#51
An Incredibly Intact Crinoid Specimen Fossil Dating Back To About 345 Million Years Ago
#52
Car Struck By Lightning
"Here is some cool patina. While driving back to my house Saturday night my car was struck by lightning. It was freaking awesome I couldn't see or hear anything for about 2 minutes. The next morning I looked at my car and saw this. Not only did it burn the paint it bubbled the metal. I sealed it with epoxy so I can keep it forever too bad this is on my Honda Fit. I figured when the car is junk I'm going to cut it out and hang it on the shop wall."
#53
I Lost 170 Lbs, Then Had 9lbs Of Excess Skin Removed. My Scars Make Me Look Like An Irl Sally From The Nightmare Before Christmas
#54
This Spider Managed To Spin A Web That Holds Water
#55
An Adult Ocean Sunfish Compared To Them At Birth
#56
An Albino Turlte I Saw On My Vacation In Sri Lanka
#57
Fake 3D-Printed Turtle Eggs With Gps Trackers Inside, Designed By Scientists To Help Catch Poachers
#58
Beautiful Elephant Hawk Moth Found In My Garden, UK
Sarcastic Cow 4 years ago
Strawberry-Vanilla Icecream Moth it´s the name I would choose for this animal.
#59
Known As The Highway To Heaven - I-80 In Wyoming
#60
Two Roses Are Growing Out Of The Dying Remains Of The Other Rose
#61
Floating Natural Ice Rings In My Hometown
#62
An Orange Turtle Found In The Vietnamese Jungle
troufaki13 4 years ago
It really looks like a teenage mutant turtle! I would name it Vincento :D
#63
Jupiter And Saturn Alignment From Italy
#64
The Spinal Column Of A Transparent Shark Fetus
#65
The Different Colors Of The Honey I Harvested This Year: Spring, Summer And Fall
#66
My Whole Life Was A Lie
#67
I Have Partial Heterochromia In Both Eyes
#68
A Clear Water Flooded A Town In The Philippines
#69
Customer Brought In A 1934 Thousand Dollar Bill. After Ten Years In Banking Finally Got To See One In Person
#70
Spotted A Squirrel With Unusual Coloring
#71
This Diseased Leaf That Looks Pixilated
#72
This Rock I Found On Chesil Beach, UK, Is Perfectly Round
#73
This Cat's Markings Make It Look Like It's Nose Is Missing
#74
Found A Moose Tooth In The Creek
#75
How A Tree Is Cut Into Planks
#76
Rare Dolphins With No Dorsal Fins
#77
These Tumbleweeds That Piled Up In Front Of My Brother's House
Nadia Montera 4 years ago
Expecting Malcolm, Reese, Dewey, Hal and Lois to to open the front door any minute :)
#78
This Flower “Scar” I Was Left With After Having An Allergic Reaction To Henna
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago (edited)
Most of the time these reactions aren't from real henna. Not saying real henna can't cause reactions coz of course they can. Just beware of the fake henna coz that often cause reactions, including chemical burns.
#79
I Found A Lizard With 2 Tails In My Driveway This Morning
#80
A Massive Lunar Moth I Found Outside
#81
Gold Spanish Coins From The Era Of Piracy
#82
Bone Cancer In A Snake Skeleton
#83
A Corona Patient Being Moved In Seoul. Picture Of An Era
Samantha PandaNotBored 4 years ago
Scary times . Watching this on the news people being treated as leper’s of the world . Imagin how scared this person must have been .
#84
This Kiwi With Just One Seed
#85
I Bought Some Suspiciously Perfect Bananas Yesterday
#86
The Bottom Of A Sulcata Tortoise Foot
#87
Giant 13’ Tall Mounds Of Broken Glass Outside Of A Glass Manufacturer
#88
Train Driver
#89
This Knot On Our Door Glows Red When The Sun Shines On The Other Side
#90
My Pill Is A Pill Of Pills
#91
My Iris Has Rings In It
#92
This Is What A Beaver Dam Looks Like
#93
My M&Ms Sank But The Ms Stayed Behind
#94
These Ultra Fluffy Caterpillars That Appeared In My Garden
#95
This 5-Inch Moth We Found In Our House Yard Today
#96
Huge Underground Salt Mine In Romania
#97
In Case Y'all Have Never Seen An Obese Axolotl Before
#98
The Candles On My Buddies Cake Had Different Colored Flames
Marky Mark 4 years ago
These are sold in novelty stores. I would hesitate to use them on birthday cakes - the salts used to make the coloured flames may not be good for you.
#99
The Ring Mirror In My Hotel Bathroom Reflects Differently Off My Glasses Since Each Eye Has Its Own Prescription
#100
The Newly Discovered Bhupathy's Purple Frog Spends Nearly Its Entire Adult Life Underground - But Its Tadpoles Spend Four Months Suctioned To Cliffs Behind Waterfalls
#101
Squirrel With A Blonde Tail
Luna Lovegood! 4 years ago
"yes Brittney, I did get my tail done. I diyed it. Blond, actually.
#102
I Found These Crystals At The Bottom Of A Bottle Of Maple Syrup That Sat In The Back Of My Refrigerator For A Few Years
#103
This Beautiful Pigeon I Found In My Apartment
#104
The Stitches In My Eye After My Cornea Transplant
#105
I Had 16 Clear Stitches On My Eyeball From A Cornea Transplant When This Pic Was Taken And The Way The Light Hits It You Can See Each One
#107
My Passport Is From No Single Country
Gin. No tonic 4 years ago (edited)
It's a passport issued to the staff of UN and other international organizations (such as WHO), and can be used for official-mission-related travels. Edit: blue one is similar to standard passport, and a red one is similar to a diplomatic one.
#108
I Saw The End Of A Rainbow
#109
Office Building That's Inside, But Looks Like It's Outside
#110
I’m Partially Blind In My Left Eye. It Doesn’t Show Any “Red-Eye” In Photos
#111
This Baby Grasshopper Army In My Friend’s Garden
#112
Vitiligo
#113
This Man Has The Rarest Blood Type In The World, Known As Rh-Null
It’s known as the Golden Blood Type because of its rarity, being found in only 43 people throughout all of recorded human history.
#114
A Person Wearing A Full-Face Prosthetic Mask To Evade CCTV And Facial Recognition
#115
The Stray Cat Near My Workplace Has Very Unique Eyes That Look Like Gemstones
#116
This Brightly Coloured Cinnabar Moth
#117
My Airplane Bathroom Had A Window In It
#118
Minneapolis Has A Chemical-Free Public Pool. It Is Filtered With Aquatic Plants
#119
Maybe It's Just A Very Small Room?
#120
This Morning There Was A Swan In My Swimming Pool
#121
Daughter Found The Largest Blackberry I’ve Ever Seen
#122
I Accidentally Left A Bowl Of Beet Juice On The Counter And The Top Layer Rippled
#123
The Color Change Between My Horse's Summer And Winter Coat Is Neat
Niffler_13 4 years ago
Has to do with the amount of sun exposure. This is why breeds like Friesians, which are well know for their dark/black coloring aren't often allowed outdoors for long periods. Over time their coloring turns brown if exposed to the sun long enough.
#124
Inside Of The Partially Sunken Ship Costa Concordia
#125
The Massive "Round Door" Rolls Royce
#126
A Korean News Program Actually Filming On The Top Of The Building Instead Of Using A Green Screen
#127
This House Built In 1947 Has A Built In Seat For Their Telephone Nook
#128
This Cedar Wood I Was Cutting Is Purple Inside
#129
This Geyser Right Before It Blows
#130
Spare Lightbulbs On Airplanes
#131
My Job Still Uses Floppy Disks
#132
Melted Some Beer Cans And Made A Shiny Rock
#133
My Dog’s Spotted Skin Revealed By His Allergy Test Shave
#134
Inside A Concrete Truck
#135
Sugar Crystal That Formed At The Bottom Of My Maple Syrup
#136
This Ridiculously Large Lemon From A Friend’s Tree. Dog For Scale
#137
This Abandoned Glass Furnace
#138
A Very Rare Tridge
#139
My Spaghetti Was Tangled
#140
Mt. Fuji Today - Rare Lenticular Cloud
#141
The Surgeon Gave Back To Me The Plate And Screws He Removed From My Clavicle
#142
For All The People Who Have Never Seen Fully Healed Burn Scars, These Are What They Look Like (Excuse The Scratches)
#143
Sailing Yacht A Seen In Gibraltar Today
#144
These Steel Pennies From The Copper Shortage During WWII
#145
A Southern Leopard Frog On A Plain-Bellied Water Snake
#146
This Spider Changed His Skin Several Times In The Same Spot
#147
Severed A Nerve In My Index Finger. Half My Finger Can No Longer Prune
#148
The Prongs Weren't Cut On This Fork
#149
I Found A Ping Pong Ball Under My Basement Sofa That Is Elevated By Spider Cobwebs
#150
The Scar On My Hand Stays Clean, No Matter How Dirty My Hands Are
#151
These Giant Screws Used As Foundations For Solar Panel Arrays
Cactus McCoy 4 years ago
Also used by your grandpa to hang a picture because "he had some of them lying around".
#152
Inside Of A Fresh Cacao Pod
Scott 4 years ago
The white is the pulp that surrounds the seed, which is the actual cacao bean that is used to make chocolate. Kind of compare it to a pomegranate, except we want the see not the juicy flesh/pulp. A good picture that shows the beans in situ is here: C0053220-C...oa_pod.jpg 
#153
All The Seeds In The Bottom Of My Bird Feeder Sprouted
#154
A Misprinted Penny I Found
#155
This Hotel Descends Down The Side Of A Cliff, So The Elevator Floors Are In Negatives
#156
I Found A Leaf With Only Its Vein System Left
#157
This Is What Roughly ~$17,000 In Gold Looks Like
#158
I Found A Fake Grocery Store Inside A Factory That They Use To Test Their Product
It has carts, a deli, a fresh produce section, even properly packaged "Meats". The attention to detail in this place is really eerie.
#159
A Ram When It's Horns Haven't Curled Around
#160
This Big Old Padlock I Found At Work
#161
These Bills From The Bank Are Still Connected
#162
The Longest Curly Fry I’ve Ever Seen In My Life
#163
Bought This Clock That Requires Four C Batteries And They Meet At An Angle Instead Of End-To-End
#164
A Radiation Pill My Mom Had To Take
#165
I Work At An Asparagus Farm And Sometimes 2 Asparagus Will Grow Too Close To One Another And Form A Bigger One
Jupittance 4 years ago
This is fasciation. They didn't "grow together," the base just semi-splits apart but doesn't separate.
#166
Aerial View Of A Dead Volcano Which Erupted 4500 Years Ago
#167
This Cold Weather Phenomenon Today In Fairbanks, Alaska
#168
My Vitiligo Has Turned Half Of My Upper Eyelashes White
#169
Went To See A Volcano That Is Only A Couple Of Kilometres Away From My Home. This Volcano Has Been Erupting For The Past Months In Iceland
Hilary Mol 4 years ago
Only in Iceland could an invitation of "let's go sit by the lava and watch the volcano erupt" sound enticing to a group of people.
#170
My Piano From 1885 Has A Hidden Pop-Out Candle Holder
Sarcastic Cow 4 years ago
If the piano was used in church....but if it was in pub, it´s a beer holder :D
#171
This Cool Pyramid House I Drove By
#172
Someone At My Work Did A Perfect Circle Burnout
#173
Two-Headed Rose On My Bush
#174
100 Of Each: Mutilated Bills, Bills In Circulation, And Brand New
#175
This Perfectly Square Rock I Found At The Beach
#176
I Was Once Gifted A Solid Bar Of Copper
#177
My Mom’s 100% Thrifted Uranium Glass Collection Under Black Light
Eduardo Kraszczuk 4 years ago
Honest question: is it safe to have uranium-based stuff at home?
#178
This Is A Coke Bottle Before Expanding Into The Normal Size Bottle
#179
I Had A Cornea Transplant And Have Stitches In My Eye
#180
My Hair And Eyelashes Are Naturally Split Into Blonde And Brunette
#181
This Archaeological Wall Of Ingravings I Found While Hiking
#182
Taking Quotes For A New Neon Sign For The Bar I Work At And One Of The Companies Brought Their Neon Pallet
#183
This Very Old Bottle Of Cocaine We Found In My Pharmacy
#184
The Thorn That’s Been Traveling Through My Fingernail Since July 18 Completed Its Journey Today
#185
The World's Most Dangerous Plant
#186
This Vending Machine Sells Pringles In A Packet
#187
This Stripe I Have On My Left Iris
#188
Do You Know How The World Map Looks In Australia?
#189
The Magenta Flame From This Lighter
#190
Worlds Largest Dragline Bucket. Moved 650,000 Lbs Per Scoop. Dog For Scale
Refugee Pups 4 years ago
That can handle a lot of dog poop. I assume that dog is the ruler of all dogs.
#191
My Coworkers Feet After A Cab Rode Over Them
#192
Look At This Perfect Tomato
#193
I Passed An Erupting Volcano On My Flight Yesterday
#194
I Have Hyperhidrosis, Which Means My Hands And Feet Sweat A Lot. This Is How My Hands Usually Look
#195
Covid Vaccine Being Delivered Via Ice Cream Trucks And Police Escort To A Hospital
#196
My Son’s Watercolors Got Left In The Sun, And They Shrunk Into Round Balls
#197
Apparently Tesla Has Hearses
#198
Pencil Lead Without The Wood Covering
#199
A Glass That Broke Vertically
#200
Earth Worm With Two Tails
#201
I Own A Plexiglass Longboard
#202
This Is What 10€ (11 USD) Look Like In Uzbek Currency (120.000 S'om)
#203
My Dad’s Medication Looks Like Shrek
#204
This .50 Piece That Was Engraved With A Mask To Commemorate 2020
#205
My Iris Is Misshaped But No Known Eye Problems After 25 Years
#206
I Cashed Out Some Money And The Banknotes Have Ascending Serial Numbers
#207
My New Meds Are Ball-Shaped
#208
The Inside Of An IKEA Desk Top
#209
Just A Few Fighter Jets Flying Over Sweden In The Shape Of A Christmas Tree
#210
I Bought $100 In Ones And The Bank Gave Me A 100 Uncirculated Star Notes
#211
They Let Me Keep My Old Pacemaker After Surgically Replacing It
#212
This Brass Plated Fire Hydrant Outside A Fancy Hotel
Steve Barnett 4 years ago
Night-time comes and in the UK that would get stolen in a nanosecond and sold for scrap.
#213
This Case With 1 Million Dollars In $20 Bills At The Chicago Fed Money Museum
#214
I Screenshot And Then Auto Edit Enough Times And Get This…
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Enebeth 🤎 4 years ago
Wow! that was so cool thanks 🥰 World is full of so many strong people and panoramic views .
Auntie Kiki 4 years ago
I cried, I smiled, I laughed, I called my 16 year old over and we looked at this whole thing together. Thank you ❤️
Ladyandthetramp 4 years ago
I kNow something THAT SHOULD BE ON THIS LIST! THE BACK SIDE OF WATER!
Katchen 4 years ago
I thought you could only see the backside of water if you took the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland.
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Marie Dobbs Brasseit 3 years ago
I just love looking at and learning new facts! I’m of the opinion if we just look…..we could learn something new everyday!
Robin M Zilar 3 years ago
Whoever who had the mindset to put this together is brilliant! Everything was beautiful and awe inspiring! I could not stop looking at it! There was so much stuff that I had never seen.... it just blew my mind! I can't thank you enough!!
Marie Lewis 2 years ago
A crystal out on my front porch sent a rainbow of color across to the far side of my living room to my hour glass.. Only lasted a minute. IMG_202310...9527e7.jpg 
haren ter berge 3 years ago
The wavy walls are also used for planting sensitive fruit trees. The waveform protects the plants from the wind and the masonry stores the heat of the sun and gives it off during the night.
Mud spider 3 years ago
This is the new pics lol. The first was sad but this ones happy and I like it,
Teresa Ezzell 3 years ago
It was a beautiful and unexpected treat for my eyes to see such beautiful creations of illusion.
Abigail Vd merwe 4 years ago
Wow im shocked i actually got a fright with the koala and spider hand lol😂
Enebeth 🤎 4 years ago
Wow! that was so cool thanks 🥰 World is full of so many strong people and panoramic views .
Auntie Kiki 4 years ago
I cried, I smiled, I laughed, I called my 16 year old over and we looked at this whole thing together. Thank you ❤️
Ladyandthetramp 4 years ago
I kNow something THAT SHOULD BE ON THIS LIST! THE BACK SIDE OF WATER!
Katchen 4 years ago
I thought you could only see the backside of water if you took the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland.
Load More Replies... Marie Dobbs Brasseit 3 years ago
I just love looking at and learning new facts! I’m of the opinion if we just look…..we could learn something new everyday!
Robin M Zilar 3 years ago
Whoever who had the mindset to put this together is brilliant! Everything was beautiful and awe inspiring! I could not stop looking at it! There was so much stuff that I had never seen.... it just blew my mind! I can't thank you enough!!
Marie Lewis 2 years ago
A crystal out on my front porch sent a rainbow of color across to the far side of my living room to my hour glass.. Only lasted a minute. IMG_202310...9527e7.jpg
haren ter berge 3 years ago
The wavy walls are also used for planting sensitive fruit trees. The waveform protects the plants from the wind and the masonry stores the heat of the sun and gives it off during the night.
Mud spider 3 years ago
This is the new pics lol. The first was sad but this ones happy and I like it,
Teresa Ezzell 3 years ago
It was a beautiful and unexpected treat for my eyes to see such beautiful creations of illusion.
Abigail Vd merwe 4 years ago
Wow im shocked i actually got a fright with the koala and spider hand lol😂
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