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We people are a strange bunch. Cut us off in traffic and we'll lose it. Pour too much milk in our coffee and we'll tell your manager about it. But show us a picture of a neatly mowed lawn and we'll drool all over it. I don't know if we're hard or easy to please. But the subreddit r/OddlySatisfying can do it effortlessly. It's like therapy for your eyes. But it also soothes the mind.
Created back in May 2013, it has grown into a 6.5-million-member community with thousands online at any given moment, sharing all the little enjoyable things they stumble upon. Like two little kittens sleeping in their bowls. Or stacked slabs of snow that look like a contemporary monumental sculpture.
We at Bored Panda have already covered r/OddlySatisfying, but there's been plenty of awesome content since our last publication, so we decided to put together a new one. Continue scrolling and check out some of the most popular posts it has blessed us with recently.
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#1
Making A Mosaic With Autumn Leaves
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Gorgeous--imagine stumbling upon this little work of art in the woods.
ThatSunniChick 3 years ago
With my luck I'd get to the second to last leaf and the wind would blow
Janice Strickland 3 years ago
I would have though an einstein bird was trying to catch a date.
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#2
This Piece Of Art Created Only Folding And Creasing Of Paper
Vicky Z 3 years ago
I think my brain stopped working! Cannot process how this can be done
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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago
And here I am unable to fold a piece of paper perfectly in half lol.
Louise Stange-Wahl 3 years ago
LOL--and half the time I handle paper, I end up with a paper cut!
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Hugo Santos 3 years ago
Couldn't find it yet, but this will blow your mind https://youtu.be/ybQ8d80G4p4
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Mimi La Souris 3 years ago
and after 10 years of practice, I just manage to make an ugly crane... i'm jealous :D
We managed to get in touch with Dr. Mitchell Creed, the head moderator and co-founder of r/OddlySatisfying, and they were kind enough to have a little chat with us about the subreddit even though they have plenty on their plate — Creed is also a physician in Long Island doing a fellowship in child neurology. Far from the derogatory Reddit mod stereotype.
"I came up with [the concept for the sub] back in 2013 while in grad school," Creed told Bored Panda. "I never expected it to become so large, but coming up with the theme and everything, it was really important to me that the moderators do as little moderation as possible, including 'policing.'"
They said the term 'oddly satisfying' is hard to explain precisely. "It does not have a true definition as it is such a subjective feeling; we all know it but cannot fully describe it to one another. It was important to myself, and all of the amazing mods who have been involved, to try to let the community decide what they find best to fit the definition."
#3
The Way The Frost Highlights The Sculpture
jolie laide 3 years ago
Reminds me of Jack in "Titanic", how he was all iced over.
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Sheila Stamey 3 years ago
It's called "Departure" and it's in the Vancouver Botanical gardens.
Tassenküchlein168 3 years ago
Thank you, Sheila ☺️! I was just about to research.
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Pangolin Pal 3 years ago
To me, it doesn't look like a sculpture - it looks like a homeless couple cuddling together in the freezing cold. I hope everyone who appreciates this sculpture is trying to do something to help actual, living homeless people who are alive right now, in the freezing cold.
#4
This Is How You Handle A Broken Vase That Meant The World To You.
Luther von Wolfen 3 years ago
I'd be more inclined to do a cheap version of kintsugi, but this is nice too.
Memere 3 years ago
Yes! I actually have a very old vase of my mother's that I want to kintsugi, just need to work up the nerve to try. I'll probably get some cheap thrift shop vases to practice on first tho!
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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
I like this idea. Even though it’s broken, you can still enjoy it. Wish I’d thought of it when some things that meant a lot to me got broken and couldn’t be glued back together.
Brafne Heiwer 3 years ago
My grandma does stuff like that. She has a ton of pot fragments in a wicker basket.
There are plenty of different types of things that regularly reappear on the subreddit. "We have had many themes become popular at various times: perfectly looped gifs, knolling, cleaning videos, kinetic sand, paint mixing, popping videos... too many to really recall," Creed said.
"The only issues we really have had to deal with is the typical trolls posting NSFW content, spammers (in particular YouTubers trying to gain traffic for ad revenue) as well as a multitude of reposts (the latter of which continues to be an obstacle now that we are so large). The only one topic I believe we ever have tried to control has been posts related to numbers, as they became overwhelming during the '2048' game popularity, so we made the r/OddlySatisPi_ing subreddit strictly for number posts."
#5
The Colors And Lines
jolie laide 3 years ago
Wow this is gorgeous! I used to like making "chalk slides" as I called them. I'd rough up a piece of drawing paper with fine grit sandpaper, then I'd either use pastels or ground chalk powders in a line, and use a squeegee to "draw" them across the paper. More involved than that but you could get some really beautiful results like this.
#6
River Of Flowers, Netherlands
Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago
Don't let influencers know about this. The flowers would get crushed.
Purple light 3 years ago
It might be at the Keukenhof, a huge flower park in the Netherlands, and there the people are carefully watched.
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Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago
One of the most beautiful things I have seen. People who are ignorant enough to wreck places like this need to be heavily fined.
Mistralok 3 years ago
I'm absolutely going to pitch this idea to one of the local gardens. (And claim it's my idea of course.) ;)
jolie laide 3 years ago
Wow.. this makes me breathless. I keep looking close but I don't see the bees? Bees love this.
#7
Us Postal Service Floor Tiles
SoapMonkey76 3 years ago
The designer really left his stamp on this......
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Memere 3 years ago
I noticed something about those, had to scroll back & look again - you're spot on!
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Interestingly, the human eye does have its preferences when it comes to shapes and forms. In 2010, neuroscientists at the Zanvyl Krieger Mind/Brain Institute at Johns Hopkins University joined forces with the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore to conduct an experiment.
The group had three hypotheses. They thought it's possible that the shapes we're fond of are more visually exciting, meaning that they spark intense brain activity. But at the same time, it could be that our favorite shapes are serene and calm brain activity. Or, they believed, we very well might gravitate to shapes that spur a pattern of alternating strong and weak activity.
#8
Yogurt Arrangement At This Market
UncleRussian 3 years ago
Yeah but like... How do you buy yogurt then? Buying yogurt would mean disturbing this art piece, I don't think I could xD
Iggy 3 years ago
I couldn't either. I hope they had some more on another shelf.
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SlowTV Missouri 3 years ago
This is when you know your minimum wage employee is destined for something more.
Amanda Nolting 3 years ago
I'd never fell comfortable buying any of that yogurt. Wouldn't want to mess it up!
#9
Orca Whale Captured At The Perfect Moment
Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
Mi naym is wale, and wen I'm dun with swimming 'round, I boop the sun.
Livia Hubler 3 years ago
LOOKS LIKE IT IS SPITTING THE SON OUT TO MAKE AN ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE
#10
First Prize Winning Dahlia, Grown By My Dad
Margot J. Piasecka 3 years ago
Congratulations to your dad. Beautiful perfection in shape and color 🎊
Ann Harvey 1 year ago
So.....if this is the result of growth from seed or plant...so beautiful and intricate....who made the seed or plant capable of this in 1st place?
Ann Harvey 1 year ago
If this could be grown from seed or plant and turn out so intricately.....then who grew the seed or plant in 1st place with the capability?
#11
Who Wants Some Beautiful Eggs
BORKADYMUSIC 3 years ago
That means the chickens they came from all had different colored earlobes :D
Issadora Saeteng 3 years ago
I was so surprised when I learned of chickens that lay colorful eggs as well as beautiful silky chickens with fluffy stylish designs
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To investigate, the scientists compiled ten sets of images, which they hung on a wall at the Walters Art Museum. Each set included 25 shapes, all variations on a laser scan of a sculpture by artist Jean Arp.
They chose Arp's work because his sculptures are abstract forms that are not meant to represent any recognizable objects.
Upon entering the exhibition, called “Beauty and the Brain,” visitors put on a pair of 3D glasses and then, for each image set, noted their “most preferred” and “least preferred” shape on a ballot. The researchers then reviewed them in conjunction with fMRI scans taken on lab study participants looking at the very same images.
#12
A Perfectly Timed Pic Of The Moon From Mie Prefecture, Japan
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
Looks like a large bird checking on their tiny egg.
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Juanita Stockwell-Carlson 3 years ago
It resembles the head of a turtle; a Native American belief is that turtles helped to create land when the earth was primarily water. They are adaptive; we can learn a lot from their resourcefulness. Honoring my Cherokee ancestors.
#13
Pattern Formed By Beautifully Aligned Leaves! Almost Looks Like An Illusion!
Memere 3 years ago (edited)
It's a metalwork sculpture, man's vision & workmanship. https://www.penick.net/digging/?p=14325
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Beto Portocarrero 1 year ago
https://www.jigidi.com/solve/h6ykbapz/metal-tree-sculpture-by-foster-talge-at-rival-metalworks/
#14
These Two Cats Sleeping
jolie laide 3 years ago
If I fits, I sits! Oh, love them. I had 3 cats but they were all rescues. I've never had little ones like this. I lost my last, 18 yrs old, before Christmas. Happy tears seeing this.
#15
Cubic Window During Different Times Of Day
isabella gonzalez 3 years ago
My Favorite is the one at night! It is beautiful and I want it so bad!
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Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago
I'd just sit there looking out the window all the time to see how it looks minute by minute.
“We wanted to be rigorous about it, quantitative, that is, try to really understand what kind of information neurons are encoding and…why some things would seem more pleasing or preferable to human observers than other things. I have found it to be almost universally true in data and also in audiences that the vast majority have a specific set of preferences,” Charles E. Connor, director of the Zanvyl Krieger Mind/Brain Institute, told Smithsonian Magazine.
#16
Beach Candy (Sea Rocks)
Chelly Becka 3 years ago
Yeah looks more like glass that the salt water has smoothed over
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Monday 3 years ago
I would 100% put at least one of those in my mouth, even knowing they are not edible.
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Phoebe Willis 3 years ago (edited)
That's very pretty, those eggs are still freaking me out though. These colours I can understand and process thankyou 👍
#17
Mother Nature Slowly Reclaiming The Land, Disappearing Train Tracks.
kristina law 3 years ago
I have seen this exact photo on BP at least 3 or 4 times and it takes my breath away every time for some reason. I just love it.
Unnamed Panda 3 years ago
I think it’s the atmosphere… the fog and the fact that it’s in the middle of the forest makes you feel like you could be there miles away from people and just chill out without any stresses.
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David Martin 3 years ago
This image gives me some very serious Studio Ghibli vibes, which just makes me love it even more, knowing this actually exists somewhere
Peter Warren 3 years ago
Only the train to the Elf Realm runs on these tracks now, between midnight and 12:01 AM.
#18
This Photo Of Thousands Of Crows Atop Of Snow Covered Trees, Illuminated By Street Lights Underneath.
Vicky Z 3 years ago
See? When you have a sweet tooth and don't really like cauliflowers you see straciatella ice cream😅😅😅
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Delineator 3 years ago
Ah, yes. That’s where I’ve seen it... I thought that looked a lot like a Michael Graves building in the background!
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Paul Macdonell 3 years ago
They roost at night where there are lights to protect them from their only predator, owls.
#19
This Fluffy Rainbow Color Cake
Mr. J's Girl 3 years ago (edited)
The colors remind me of your profile pic. (I'm partially colorblind, so to me they line up pretty well.)
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Wesley Lucas 3 years ago
Oh wow that is the most perfect, velvety looking bundt cake I've ever seen!
The scientists discovered that visitors like shapes with gentle curves as opposed to sharp points. Plus, the magnetic brain imaging scans of the lab participants prove the team's first hypothesis: these preferred shapes produce stronger responses and increased activity in the brain.
"One could speculate that the way we perceive sculpture relates to how the human brain is adapted for optimal information processing in the natural world,” the researchers suggested. "Shallow convex surface curvature is characteristic of living organisms, because it is naturally produced by the fluid pressure of healthy tissue (e.g. muscle) against outer membranes (e.g. skin). The brain may have evolved to process information about such smoothly rounded shapes in order to guide survival behaviors like eating, mating and predator evasion. In contrast, the brain may devote less processing to high curvature, jagged forms, which tend to be inorganic (e.g. rocks) and thus less important."
#20
A Little Slice Of The Sea - Drawn In Pencil
jolie laide 3 years ago
Wow... drawing water, whether it's drops, or this, is one of the hardest things an artist can ever try and master, in my opinion. It's all silly and random, yet it's very easy to tell a bad attempt from a good one.
Keisha 3 years ago
Same here. I have always said I can't even draw a straight line with a ruler yet I'm still capable to paint
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#21
Matsumoto Castle On A Winter Night, Nagano Prefecture, Japan
Dani Alexander 3 years ago
This is so fricken beautiful!! Prettiest thing I’ve seen in a while
LynzCatastrophe 3 years ago
No no no. This is a painting of a dream you had, because this is just too pretty!!
#22
Beautiful Cable Management...
Little Mr Pinkness 3 years ago
I retired from the phone company - our Central Offices look nothing like this. This is SO well organized and maintained.
Camilo Is best 3 years ago
I legit thought that was a celing in a hallway until i read the caption
#23
The Dog I'm Dogsitting Looks Exactly Like Her Food
Neuroscientists at the University of Toronto at Scarborough found similar results when looking at people's preferences in architecture. In a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, they reported that when the test subjects were shown 200 images—of rooms with round columns and oval ottomans and others with boxy couches and coffee tables—they were much more likely to call the former "beautiful" than the latter. Brain scans taken while these participants were evaluating the interior designs revealed that rounded decor prompted significantly more brain activity.
#24
Shades Of Blue Highlight This San Francisco Victorian Home
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
Most people don’t know this, but the Victorians didn’t limit the color of their house paint to white. Their gingerbread houses were purple, pink, bright green, bright yellow, orange, and all manner of bright colors, many with wildly contrasting colors on parts of the trim. It was only later that houses were painted more boring colors. Imagine modern HOAs dealing with someone painting their house bright purple with orange trim, and being told to stuff it.
Auntriarch 3 years ago
True, some railings were painted to the original Victorian spec a few years ago in London, people were up in arms about the colour....
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jolie laide 3 years ago
That is such a sweet house! San Francisco is definitely known for its elaborate, colorful Victorians in certain neighborhoods, along with its steep hills. What they don't tell you, is how hard the flooding can be if you don't or can't keep up with waterproofing and clean sewage lines.
#25
This House On A Lake
Red rockin lobster 3 years ago
Very nice photograph but how is the reflection so neat on a very cloudy day?
Mike_The_Nike 2 years ago
lake? you mean a spot on earth where everything has two tops instead of a top and a bottom i’m sure?
LynzCatastrophe 3 years ago
This is what my fantasy looks like. Turns out lakeside cabins are in high demand. And really expensive for some reason.
Aleksandra Szpigiel 3 years ago
Isn't this the house tha was ised in a "horror " movie " When stranger calls " ? Looks like it
#26
This Pattern Out Of Snow On A Patio Table
Jyri Hakola 3 years ago
Holes in the table where some of the snow have fallen through.
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#27
Camouflage Master
Mike Everly 3 years ago
Surprised by a glove, huh? It doesn't take much, does it?
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Michael Fuhry 3 years ago
The grey text just below the pic will contain more info, and some bad jokes. Having said that, some animals come to harm by human hands, and some naturally. Sometimes they are brought back to health, and kept for a period to determine when and if they can be released back into the wild. The harness is there to assure that the bird doesn't take flight unnecessarily. It's been a while since I've been to a raptor recovery facility, so working from memory.
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"Personally, I still cannot wrap my head around how far-reaching this became, as I never thought it would take off in the manner that it did."
#28
A Dandelion Bouquet
Jessica Gunn 3 years ago
Can you imagine the time and careful precision this took to put these together without moving them too much or breathing on them?!?!
beth steven 3 years ago
dandelions have always been my favorite flower because of how much people hate them—their resilience is inspiring
PurpleUnicorn 3 years ago
How did they collect and tie it without losing fluff? Photoshop? Beautiful though
Cody Borntreger 3 years ago
They probably sprayed it with some kind of sealant/holding spray. It hardens it enough that you could actually hold it by the flower without it falling apart.
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Travis Fox 3 years ago
I make it to her front door, bouquet and ring in hand, when suddenly my dreams are Gone with the Wind.
#29
This Cabin In The Heart Of Winter And Edge Of Night.
Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago (edited)
Solitude. I would love to experience being in a cabin, with snow around, snuggled up in front of the fire with my oodie and a mug of hot choc and marshmallows.
Sergy Yeltsen 3 years ago
I know, right? If I could get food delivered and internet, I'd never see another person again. When it's been 42oC outside for days, this seems like bliss.
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Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago
I can hear the crackling fire, feel the fleece blanket covering me. My cat right beside me. Pure peace😌.
Marcella VanRenselaar 3 years ago
Hot tea, a bowl of hearty soup, a glorious fire and a cozy blanket...heaven!
#30
Stained Glass Living Room
Rebekah Krause 3 years ago
What on earth is a mortuary retreat? Google turned up nothing, but whatever it is it sounds like it might be my kind of thing.
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Panda Mona 3 years ago
Same here. Makes me want to change all my windows at home
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Not Proud British 3 years ago
Nice but irritating if you were trying to read a book or watch the TV.
Vicky Zar 3 years ago
TVs and Monitors should stand 90 degrees to windows anyway so as to not be irritated by light from said windows.
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Ha, I thought I recognized this room! It's the entrance lobby to the main hall in the Ethical Society of St. Louis, designed by architect Harris Armstrong. Great acoustic properties in that hall.
Dorothy Parker 3 years ago
No need for additional color or many accessories. Pure light. I would love this.
Dr. Creed describes themself as an "incurable optimist", and said that, "having the chance to have made such an, albeit small, impact on the world knowing this sub and community routinely brings a smile to people's faces is well worth" the work that goes into it.
"Our mods and I do not gain anything monetary from this, and I believe that helps keep the decisions we made focused on the community itself, allowing them to make the content and votes that have become so popular."
#31
The Way The Snow Rolled Down On My Windshield
Miriam L 3 years ago
That's a beautiful comment, but I just had the mental image of a fairy deciding it was still too cold, and then when you unlock the car - there they are in the passenger seat.
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jolie laide 3 years ago
I love this! Never seen this on a car before. I built an igloo once in my backyard growing up. The conditions were JUST right, so I could "roll up" the snow and create a flat space. My friends and I stacked the rolls and packed them. The next heavy snow (2 days later) and colder temps, we cut out blocks from the rolls and made our igloo.
#32
When Constant Winds And Ice Meet A Fence.
No you can't have my name 3 years ago
That's actually considered a really derogatory term for the Inuit tribes.
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jolie laide 3 years ago
Haa, look at that! When I was younger, my friends and I LOVED stringing popcorn, Cheerio, seed rings and berries and winding it around trees and bushes and fences. Never seen anything like this though on a fence!
#33
Cat Looking Out A Window Becomes A Mythical Tree Creature
June Blaylock 2 years ago
Looks alot like my cat “Stormy Weather “ May God rest her soul! Beautiful imaginative picture !
But there are opportunists who try to profit off of it. "I will say that any YouTube channel or Instagram stating that they use our name are not affiliated with us in any manner, and such individuals routinely lift and steal content from our sub for monetary gain, which I believe really sullies the concept I initially envisioned. I really do not understand how they have the 'blue checkmark.'"
Dr. Creed hopes to someday expand r/OddlySatisfying into something that could raise money for non-profit organizations and pediatric hospitals, but they are still taking things one step at a time.
#34
The Way Mom’s Key Lime Pie Came Out The Oven
Travis Fox 3 years ago
I see a minor flaw at the bottom of the pie where a bubble popped. It must be eaten at once!
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Daniel Ikelman 3 years ago
You don't use a springform pan for a key lime pie..its a cheesecake...and a nice one!
Michael Fuhry 3 years ago
I made a cheesecake which came out exactly like this. Apparently, putting it in a water bath (some French term), will produce these results. Well done. This person deserves that shot of pride.
Karen Clark 3 years ago
Oh my God! Who is your Mom? Where is she? Will she make me one of these? That looks delish!
redties_and_blackparades 3 years ago
Is-is it wrong i wanna dip my hands in it and eat it whole
Karen Clark 3 years ago
No, you are not wrong! You are a bon vivant lover of pastry perfection. Hold your head up high!.....and dig in!
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#35
Wooden Table With Double Helix Legs
Vicky Z 3 years ago
Why i cannot appreciate the artistic style of this table and all I'm thinking is the dust sitting on it making it more difficult to clean? I'm my mother now🙄
Vicky Zar 3 years ago
Yes we all magically turn into our Mothers and Fathers when we hit the "I'm sick of cleaning my own house" mark. It happens to us all.
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#36
Black On Black Vw Bus
kristina law 3 years ago
🥺Oh I think my heart skipped a couple beats there...absolutely magnificent!
Puggawugbug 3 years ago (edited)
Looks like the mystery machine and bat mobile combined. The mystery mobile. Or bat machine.
Phyzzi 3 years ago
I think it depends on whether the doors are opened or closed. :P
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Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
The contrast between the matte black and the glossy black is stunning.
#37
A Cornucopia Of Mushrooms
Lolly 3 years ago
Don't laugh but I honestly thought when I was little that those red ones were made up for Enid Blyton fairytale picture books...... But my friend is worse she thought Robins were made up for Christmas cards
Luther von Wolfen 3 years ago
Fly agaric. They're perfect for pictures of fairies - and you might see fairies if you eat them. You might also vomit and possibly die.
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penguin 3 years ago
was it really necessary to cut all the mushrooms? More than half cannot be eaten, why destroy then?
Troux 3 years ago
Instagram is perfectly happy to destroy nature as well as human lives for a good photo.
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jolie laide 3 years ago
MUSHROOMS! I love these guys! There's 2 trees, between my neighbors property and mine almost right up against the street. Around, between, and on them, are SO many mushrooms, depending on the season. We've put up chicken fencing to keep people away, with signs, and we have city approval. It's wonderful. We put in some fairy doors and stuff.
Amber Medina 3 years ago
I've seen them in a forest in Tennessee. So pretty https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortinarius_violaceus
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Nizumi 3 years ago
It's specifically a horn filled with fruits and or vegetables to symbolize plenty. The reason "cornucopia" isn't applicable to this photo is that some of the mushrooms pictured here are poisonous! :)
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Old Trunks And Suitcases On Custom Shelves Are A Cool Storage Solution
MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago
Interesting but it would drive me bananas trying to find and get into what I need.
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
1) Map them on a piece of paper, numbered or lettered, with inventories of each one’s contents attached. 2) Attach tags or labels with those numbers or letters from #1. 3) Attach the content list to each one—-not my favorite, as it can ruin the neat and orderly look of the shelves. I prefer #1 or #2, personally.
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Oopsydaisy 3 years ago
It looks great, but imagine having to drag them out to find things. Especially the big trunks.
#39
I’m Finally Done Clearing Out My Depression Nest Of A Garage After Weeks Of Hard Work. I Donated 55 Trash Bags Full Of Stuff And Threw Away 12 Cubic Feet Of Garbage. I Can Park My Car In There For The First Time In A Year.
Oopsydaisy 3 years ago
Gosh, well done! It didn't even look that messy. I would have been tempted to leave it!
#40
This Sashimi Roll!
#41
This Beautiful Piece Of Pie
Gianna 3 years ago
Its made from Macha....its an Asian thing, the reason I know is cause I am one haha!
LJ Robinson 3 years ago
You could also do this with whipped cream cheese and food color. However it's done, it looks gorgeous!
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Wintry Layers Of The Sea Of Japan Shoreline
jolie laide 3 years ago
Wow this is such a crazy picture, because it looks like at high tide, the water comes way up to the snow line! No foot prints in the snow... talk about threading a special needle!
#43
This Welding Job
kristina law 3 years ago
I have no idea why, but I have always had an appreciation for welding, even as a child. This is a beauty!
Katherine Boag 3 years ago
It is always satisfying to see something tidily made
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#44
14 Wind Turbines Aligned In A Row In Nevada
Phyzzi 3 years ago
I have to assume all the people taking a dump on windmills have the maximum solar array that can be effective on their homes, ride their bikes everywhere and don't use even the slightest bit more electricity than it takes to survive, since the other alternatives to windmills are SUBSTANTIALLY uglier and worse for anything that comes into contact with them.
Jyndaru 3 years ago (edited)
I can't believe so many people feel so strongly against windmills. As you said, aside from solar, the alternatives are worse. And we need to stop actively destroying the planet.
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Robert T 3 years ago
Possible inspiration for this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B_of_the_Bang
#45
Focaccia Bread Out Of The Oven, Per Request
#46
Street Art By Artist David Zinn
Dru Delmonico 3 years ago
I think to remind people not to throw away trash (cigarette butts are especially common) down the drain.
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#47
Stacked Slabs Of Snow
#48
The Way These Wires Flow
James Rousseaux 3 years ago
Always nice when you see people taking pride in their work. Amazing.
jolie laide 3 years ago
Wow, this IS beautiful... but it's also why I'm not in IT, or electrical. My brain takes one look at this, says, "Nope!" and shuts down...
#49
My Community Just Applied A New Seal Coat On The Pavement
Claire Law 3 years ago
Me to but having no line in the center is driving me mad, man I can't cope!!!
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MohawkBunny182 3 years ago
Just think: longboarding on that road would be soooooooooo smoooooooothhhhhhh
Karina Carr 3 years ago
Here (Canada) one walks on the sidewalk. Roads are paved, hence, pavement.
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#50
Unusable Pool Transformed Into Looking Like New
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
Makes me happy they brought it back to life. It looked so sad before.
Darcy Marie 3 years ago
Somewhere out there there has to be a video of them power washing this.
juice 3 years ago
there is! just click the link at the bottom of the picture, it leads right to the video on Reddit
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Joran Quinten 3 years ago
I used to do this as a side hustle during summer holidays. Standing in a bright tub is really bad on the eyes on sunny days!
#51
Stunning And Absolutely Symmetrical Henna Wedding Design.
Margot J. Piasecka 3 years ago
Patience and professionalism beyond any limits 😊. Unique design for a special event. Love it.
Mr. J's Girl 3 years ago
It's not symmetrical though. They left room for her ring to stand out, and made more of a design on her right ring finger to compensate. It's stunningly beautiful, but not symmetrical.
RoseTheMad 3 years ago
I'm not Indian, but I've always found Henna so beautiful, when I was a kid I'd draw round my hand and then fill it in with all intricate designs. x3 (could probably never actually do henna irl though, it takes skill and patience!)
#52
This Hydrangea Bush
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
I love a huge old growth hydrangea bush. So do bees, which is even better.
Louise Stange-Wahl 3 years ago
O M G would I love to have this on my place...absolutely stunning!
#53
So Beautiful! Cool And Warm Colors In Harmony
Laura Probst 3 years ago
Makes me wish I had the patience to grow out my hair just so I could do this. *sigh*
DuchessDegu 3 years ago
Get extensions/a wig and dye it like that! It looks beautiful when freshly dyed but as Menendez said it'll fade very quickly
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Alexia 3 years ago
Love it! I have galaxy hair :) The hair stylist has artistic skills and uses high quality products. And yes, it takes several hours to do it IMG_202112...05fe48.jpg 
Kindlovinghumble 3 years ago
Wow! This is actually extremely difficult to do as a hair dresser!
#54
Victorian Townhouses In Boston, Massachusetts
Margot J. Piasecka 3 years ago
Wonderful. We have very similar places here in Munich, Germany. Wonderful architecture 😍
Zoe's Mom 3 years ago
Painted Ladies in San Francisco. (Victorian homes in a row)
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#55
Got My Moderna Vaccine. When I Got Home I Noticed The Perfect Placement By The Pharmacist. Got Us Both With One Shot
#56
The Way This Arch Resembles A Light Bulb
#57
This Plant I Saw
#58
Hardwood Spiral Staircase
Zoe's Mom 3 years ago
I've always loved spiral staircases. There's something magical and sinister about them.
redties_and_blackparades 3 years ago
I agree! I adore spiral staircases. They satisfy me so much
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#59
A Few People Said You Might Like My Pizza Dough
Catlady6000 3 years ago
Practice. I was dough master at a pizza place way back when. I really miss these. Try picturing a 16 ball x 16 ball table of these perfect doughballs, the smell of yeasty bread on the rise, the purr of the mixer. Sigh
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I See Your Cold Front From The Air, I Raise You A View Of A Cold Front From The Road!
Vicky Z 3 years ago
Somehow every day i wake up on the right side of the photo which is not right at all
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Quite Possibly The Most Beautiful Loaf Of Bread I've Ever Made.
Bill cipher 3 years ago
On a nice rainy day with some tea and your pet?! Dreams can be real
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Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago (edited)
You also seem to have some very sharp bread knife and light touch. I would have smooshed the whole thing trying to slice it.
#62
Countless Hours Of Wind Moved The Chains To Get This Piece Of Art.
#63
I Painted A City
#64
Seems Like A Good Time To Finally Show Off The Spice Rack I Built
Dorothy Parker 3 years ago
Well done, unless the refrigerator emits too much heat, ruining the spices.
Margot J. Piasecka 3 years ago
Great work, both in getting over your depression and share your stuff. Good energy in motion.
#65
I Snapped This Pic Of A Subway Station In Toronto.
Thenatural 3 years ago
All underground stations look like this if the photo is taken from that position...those are called blister tactiles and are there for people with impaired vision the identify the platform edge.
eleni 3 years ago
...maybe it's the yellow end of the floor before the train trucks or the camera is on the floor...
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Perfectly Cut Logs To Make A Sphere.
Jill Tremblay 3 years ago
That looks to me like this is made out of twigs and is placed just so to look like it is big. What's the word for that ? It's on the tip of my tongue......
#67
PC With A Stained Glass Window
Troux 3 years ago
My favorite build will always be the pink dollhouse. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9CcQCdjf5M Dollhouse-...853257.jpg 
Mimi La Souris 3 years ago
THAT's a good idea ! (note for myself, find a great electrostatic one for ma ugly pc !)
#68
Huge Chunk Of Aloe Vera …
Jill Tremblay 3 years ago
Was able to experience having one of these cut for me when we went to Barbados. These are amazing plants and the Aloe Gel is amazing !!!!
#69
Saw This Flower On My Run This Morning! Had To Share
#70
GF’s Aunt’s Dog Has A Perfect Circle In His Fur
Melissa Hapner 3 years ago
I see cat ears on the circle. They're faint, but I can't unsee them now.
#71
The Arrangement Of These Bubbles Looks Like Europe And Asia
#72
Sharing This Coffee I Made This Morning :)
#73
“Nobody Can Sees Me”
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
My void Jack does this. My husband actually sat on him once because he didn’t see him. Now we both check thoroughly before sitting on dark-colored furniture.
Veronica Connelly 3 years ago
That right there is how one of your nine lives will be taken, little one. When you're snoozing with your eyes closed on the chair and my fat booty comes crashing down on ya
#74
Was Able To Flip These Brownies Out Flawlessly
kristina law 3 years ago
I LOVE when this happens! It is such a small but oh so satisfying achievement lol
#75
My Reorganized Bookcases! Took About 4 Hours But I Think It Was Worth It!
Jacob Rosenberg (Swedemire) 3 years ago
How the hell is anyone ever going to find the book they're searching for?
Laura Probst 3 years ago
It's pretty but I couldn't do it with my books. Gotta organize them by genre, then author, otherwise I'd go buggy. 🤪
Rebekah Krause 3 years ago
Oh my gosh I just thought about this, what about series with different colored covers? That would murder my soul
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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
So, how would you find a particular book if you didn’t know the color of its cover? People who don’t use books just for decorations but actually read them want to know.
#76
Satistfying Alignment..
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
Mine’s fine, because I see the black laces at the top as an artistic contrast. Think of the contrast between a brown stem and perfect red cherry looks. Now, if there were a couple pairs with black laces just randomly placed, then I would be pretty pissed off.
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#77
I Was Asked To Remove The Ex Wife As This Was The Only Nice Photo They Had With Their Grandparents
Cactus McCoy 3 years ago
Nice job faking that little tree left of granpa. Fence is done well, too.
Jill Tremblay 3 years ago
Other than Grammy loosing her left foot toes.... I'm really impressed!!
#78
This Perfect Flan
Rose the Cook 3 years ago
Interested to know why Americans call creme caramel flan. A flan is an open tart in English.
Shelli PL 3 years ago (edited)
Flan was originally a savory dish in Rome. Spanish brought it over to Mexico where it was converted to a dessert. It’s considered a regional dish from Mexico now, where they call it flan. Roman/French for flaon.
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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
If you compare foods from several countries, you will find a huge number of similarities. As people fanned out and occupied new places, they brought their cooking with them. They also adapted recipes to available ingredients, thereby creating the regional differences between nearly identical recipes, plus the variations of each dish’s name.
#79
This Lawn Is Every Suburban Dad's Dream
Scagsy 3 years ago (edited)
Too much mowing and not enough out having fun. I bet the owners are really dull, like their flowerbed.
Mike Crow 3 years ago
Why judge if you think they are full or not? They did this means they wanted it so leave them alone.
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Dorothy Parker 3 years ago
Maybe HOA rules about flower beds in front yards. Grass is really incredible.
Aran Lindvail 3 years ago
And every animal's nightmare. Starting with bees, butterflies, hedgehogs, birds... how is anything supposed to live there?
Nizumi 3 years ago
I've never understood massive swards like that. Plant a copse, and let it do what Nature dictates/ Leaves in the fall? Sweep them back into the copse to fertilize the soil. Plant a few species of trees, deciduous and coniferous, and it will provide beauty in every season, boost the biodiversity of flora and fauna in the neighbourhood.
#80
I Hear You People Like Cabinets
Monday 3 years ago
Screw mood rings, I'll show of my mood based on my mug choice every day
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Eloise Rawlings 3 years ago
I have legit started a weird mug collection so my kitchen can look like this when I get my own place. This is my dream and u have put it in action.
#81
This Boiled Egg That Came Out Looking Like An Astronaut Waving Their Arm
Stephanie A Mutti 3 years ago
He would have come out further but he was just a little chicken.
#82
My Polymerclay Cherry
#83
Perfect Watertight Seal
Bacony Cakes 3 years ago
The last thing the Confederates see before their stupid steamboat is destroyed:
#84
The Way Acoustic Bass Trap Foam Is Packaged
#85
Built-In Cable Management On The Back Of My TV.
#86
La Plata, Argentina. One Of The Best Planned Cities Built In The World.
Aahzmandus Pervect 3 years ago
Little? For a big city, there's quite a lot of greenery here.
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#87
When Your Daughter Accidentally Breaks A Mug... Symmetrically.
#88
Organized Fruity Pebbles
Bacony Cakes 3 years ago
Get like, one friend. Read a book. Do something.
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Rebekah Krause 3 years ago
(I meant like the movie “get out “how one character separates her Froot Loops by colors.. I didn’t mean to suggest this contributor needed to leave the house more
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#89
This Rug, Based On A Scene From The Classic Cartoon Tom And Jerry
eve 3 years ago
Amazon. I got one for my boyfriend. Doesn't look as beautiful as on the pic, but still funny. 😁
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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago
Not every country has a culture where you can sue other people for your own stupidity.
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This Hair Tie Stuck In My Shoe Tread
#91
My Cake I Just Popped Out Of The Cake Tin Did Not Break At All. Feels Good!
#92
Before And After Cleaning An Old Oven. Pretty Sure The Previous Renters Never Cleaned It.
Chris Hills 3 years ago
just recently seen on the net that the glass can be removed to be cleaned thoroughly, between the two layers. Google/Bing your model oven for details
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Actually I think the text on the pics is misplaced. On the right is the "before" and left is "after" ☝️
MizAdeleM 3 years ago
So they added the metal label at the top after cleaning? Not sure about the validly of this photo.
Christina 3 years ago
It‘s there. Just difficult to see because of the glare/lighting
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Since You Guys Showed Me Support With My Ice Cream Zone Organization, Here Is My Hard Effort At Eggs And Cream Cheeses! Enjoy!
Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago
I don't get what's special about this. Hard work yes but this is how every grocery store selves (at least store I worked at) looks before they open for a day. Every overnight crew member work this magic every day.
tiktokism 3 years ago
And isn’t it nice to appreciate their efforts? It’s a privilege that we get to shop in stores that have been so meticulously organized for our benefit.
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#94
With The Help Of Reddit I Got Alaska!
Janice Strickland 3 years ago
My grandmother fill 1 with d strike and one with p strike for my 2 brothers and me.
#95
Just Finished Giving My Lawn A Haircut
#96
These Vacuum Packed Bean Bricks At The Supermarket
#97
This Hand Sanitizer With Absolutely No Bubbles In It
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Zoe's Mom 3 years ago
This is what I come to BP for; sick of "AM I AN AS&HOLE POSTS". Keep post like this coming. It's such a nice way to start a morning.
ivan bolitekurac 3 years ago
Exactly, now most of the days bp is about some first world problem/social issue
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Nay Wilson 3 years ago
these are all so beautiful :-) i'm especially impressed by the pencil drawing of the ocean and the folded paper castle. there are some incredibly skilled people out there
Ruth Scheidler 3 years ago
Stunning displays of what nature and humans can produce. Beauty like this collection always cheers my day.
Zoe's Mom 3 years ago
This is what I come to BP for; sick of "AM I AN AS&HOLE POSTS". Keep post like this coming. It's such a nice way to start a morning.
ivan bolitekurac 3 years ago
Exactly, now most of the days bp is about some first world problem/social issue
Load More Replies... Nay Wilson 3 years ago
these are all so beautiful :-) i'm especially impressed by the pencil drawing of the ocean and the folded paper castle. there are some incredibly skilled people out there
Ruth Scheidler 3 years ago
Stunning displays of what nature and humans can produce. Beauty like this collection always cheers my day.
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