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2019 October 21
- 45 Times People Found Such Great Things In Thrift Stores, Flea Markets, And Garage Sales, They Just Had To Share
- 6 Of The Weirdest And Most Amusing Conversations I Overheard In The Elevator
- Using Body Paint, I Turn Myself Into Living Pop Art Illustrations
- I Made The Snow Queen And I'm Going To Let Her Go For Lost And Found
- Belgian Guy Documents Ugly Houses He Sees And They’re So Bad, It’s Hilarious (45 New Pics)
- Adults Can Swim With Tiny Otters At This Animal Preserve, And The Photos Are Adorable
- 14 Interesting Stories Behind Famous Masterpieces
- Dramatic Horse Pretends To Be Dead Whenever People Try To Ride Him
- Oregon Football Coach Takes Gun From High School Student, Hugs Him In Emotional Video
- 30 People Expose The Things Their Country Finds Normal But The Rest Of The World Doesn't
- I Have Been Photographing Orchids Since The Day I Got My First Camera
- I Do Fun Halloween Photo Shoots
- My 17 Pictures Of Nemo In Real Life
- Japanese Photographer Brings Action Figures To Life In Impressive Shots (40 Pics)
- Teacher Says Her Profession Is The Most Toxic, Talks About Abuse From Students That Teachers Deal With
- 11 Cute Crochet Designs To Make You Smile
- Albino Ferret Treats Someone Else’s House Like A B&B, Homeowner Asks The Internet To Help Find Its Owner
- 3D Printed Jewelry Of Frogs Doing Yoga And Nature/Fantasy Inspired Animals
- I Draw Artists' Problems
- Trick Or Treat? Witchy October Art For All The Halloween Lovers
- I Took Photos Of A Real Mermaid In An Enchanted Underwater Forest
- Guy Exposes How Fake Some Of The Before & After Pics On Instagram Are By Showing How To Do It
- Climate Change Activist Greta Thunberg Is Eternalized Using A 150-Year-Old Photography Technique