50 Times People Spotted Something ‘Mildly Interesting’ And Documented It For The Internet To See

Amazing what one can do with a hot glue gun.

After you add eyes, a nose, and a mouth, come inside. I have a cookie for you.

Nothing says, "Look at me" like the prow of a large sailing vessel projecting from the corner of your four-story house. You can see none of the odd features from the inside. Sombody didn't get enough attention growing up.

The early pinhole camera, or camera obscura, was first recorded by the Chinese philosopher Mozi in the 5th century BC, who noted that light passing through a pinhole forms an inverted image. Later, in 1021, the Arab scientist Ibn al-Haytham wrote about pinhole effects, and in the 13th century, the English monk Roger Bacon used the principle to safely view solar eclipses. The technique was then adopted by artists like Leonardo da Vinci during the Renaissance as a drawing aid.

I don’t know what’s wrong with me but I’ve always been crazy-sensitive, and this made me burst into tears with gratitude that someone did this! (And I’m not even colorblind; despite my myopia and astigmatism, I am *extremely* sensitive to color. I’m just happy someone thought to do this for the ten percent of the world who’s colorblind.) What a nice thing to do!

I was raised to believe that troll lived UNDER the bridges.

I hope you get years of service from it.

And still, only two AAA batteries to send a signal to the TV.

This would explain the stupid blue/gold dress argument!