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The internet is overflowing with fascinating things, but finding them can feel like swinging a metal detector across a never-ending beach. There’s a lot to dig through before you hit anything worth your time.
Thankfully, r/interesting on Reddit does the hard part for you. It’s where people share the things that grabbed their attention and pass them along to anyone who’s curious enough to care.
So of course, we jumped in and brought back our favorites. Scroll through, enjoy, and don’t forget to upvote the ones that truly earned their name.
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#1
When You Reach 100 Years Old In Barbados, You Get A Stamp In Your Honour
Robert T 5 months ago
Here you get a telegram from the reigning monarch. So if you want a spaniel-o-gram, you know where to have your centenary! Also, you can have a card from the monarch for 60 years of marriage - gutted that I didn't apply for this for my parents - fingers crossed they make their 70th and I'll get the one then!
Panda McPandaface 5 months ago
In the UK? You only get it if someone applies for it.
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Susan Teter 5 months ago (edited)
And on that note, you can mail yourself to ALL the places you wanted to visit, but never had the chance to!
Rich Black 5 months ago
do they also get free postage stamps for life? that would be cool . . .
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#2
This Female Grey Wolf And Male Brown Bear Were Spotted Every Night For Ten Days Straight By A Finnish Photographer, Spending Several Hours Together Between 8pm And 4am. They Would Even Share Food With Each Other
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago
Nah screw Disney, this story belongs to Studio Ghibli.
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Lil be lil 5 months ago
Could be a lone wolf rejected by the wolf pack. And I think both are female.
#3
In 1976, Shavarsh Karapetyan, An Armenian Olympic Swimmer, Saves 20 People Trapped In A Bus That Sank 80' Offshore. It Took Him Several Hours To Save Them All, And He Suffered Injuries That Put Him In The Hospital For 45 Days—It Ended His Olympic Career
Lavender Myst 5 months ago
He stated that even though he couldn't compete aagain, he would still dive in to help of he had to do it all over again. Still choose to save those people. Thats a hero.
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Tom Hardeveld 5 months ago
his olympic career might have ended that day, but his career as hero and legend started
Bill Swallow 5 months ago
*THIS* is a Mensch, in the finest sense of the word! An Olympic Career is a very small thing to trade for twenty lives.
Karl der Große 5 months ago
He had already saved a bunch of people a couple of years before when he took control of a runaway bus. Later, he saved some people from a fire, even though he got severely burned. He's still alive.
LookASquirrel 5 months ago
I thought I read about him rescuing a bunch of other people. So many rabbit holes, so little time.
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We all seek out the interesting in our own way. Whether it’s falling down a Reddit rabbit hole, bingeing documentaries, getting lost in a good book, or actually touching grass (some more urgently than others), we’re all looking for that little spark.
Often, it’s not just because we want to satisfy our curiosity, it’s because we want to connect. Sharing something fascinating, even if it’s just a news story you DM your friend on Instagram, is one of the easiest ways to bond with others.
#4
Finland's Way To End Homelessness
Finland more or less ended homelessness nationwide with a genius idea. They decided to provide people with a small apartment and mental health counseling - without any preconditions. Four out of five people in the program make their way back into a stable life with a job, housing, sobriety, and peace.
Multa Nocte 5 months ago
This would never work in the US because of the bizarre Protestant work ethic - people honestly believe that those with nothing have nothing because they are "unworthy."
amy lee 5 months ago
And the idea of free health care for the homeless when no-one else has it would cause a heart attack
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Riley Quinn 5 months ago
Finland treating homeless and mentally ill people as human beings. What a strange concept, don't you think America?
angelmomoffour62 5 months ago
I think it would work in the US because there are a lot people who want to change. There's a lot of people with strong work ethic.
XenoMurph 5 months ago
It's desirable, and the right thing to do, up to a point. But it would be impossible because the powers would not allow it. So, it wouldn't work. It's unrealistic.
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Su Boddie 5 months ago
It isn't that the U.S. can't, it's that we don't. Because there's no profit in it - says the 1%.
EJN 4 months ago
And this is why it will not happen until America is pulled away from its obsession with wealth for a few.
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Irene Bucior 4 months ago
Finland has about 5.5 million people. The US has over 350 million people. Finland doesn’t provide millions of dollars in foreign aid, but has put its finances into development. The US gives BILLIONS in foreign aid and couldn’t possibly provide millions of people this type of assistance, but we do have many more facilities than most other countries.
Rich Black 5 months ago
i'm skeptical that "mental health counselling" has that kind of spectacular success rate
#5
Jose Mujica: The Poorest President
Jrog 5 months ago
He was a revolutionary who fought with the Tupamaros against the US backed right wing dictatorship, was shot six times in a sting operation, led massive prison escapes twice, spent 15 years in jail in inhumane conditions, started a political party as soon as he regained freedom, was elected as Senator, then Minister, then President. Then, inheriting a broke country in turmoil, he passed a lot of liberal and progressive laws bringing Uruguay to the top in any social metric among South American countries and leaving a healthy economy at the end of his mandate. He died a couple months ago.
B 5 months ago
What a shining example of what a politician *should* be. This is so completely the opposite of what's happening with the orange clown. Lessons could be learned - but won't be.
Rebecca R 5 months ago
Politifact actually fact-checks this as true, he has donated his salary to the VA, National Park Service, USDA, and others, so…
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Weaponized Beef 5 months ago
Funny, that's what rich people do, too: always wanting more and more, living an increasingly more expensive lifestyle.
Jane Hower 4 months ago
Trump has always returned his 'salary' to a govt charity!! But of course, he's not poor.
#6
When A 6.8 Earthquake Hit Olympia, Washington In 2001, A Shop Owner Found That A Sand-Tracing Pendulum Recorded The Vibrations
TotallyNOTAFox 5 months ago
Cool motive, good thing that this isn't a Rorschach test though....
In that sense, we’re not only trying to find what’s interesting, we also want to be interesting. For ourselves, and yes, in the eyes of others.
Of course, that’s easier said than done. There’s always someone out there who seems funnier, more knowledgeable, effortlessly witty, with impeccable taste and a brain like a trivia machine.
#7
The Smile Says It All
Riley Quinn 5 months ago
This, unfortunately, is one of the better stories. Some kids remain in foster care until they age out.
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Just stopping by 5 months ago
I'm genuinely sorry that happened, but did that have to be commented on a happy post?
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A Melanistic Fox, One Of The Rarest And Beautiful Animals On The Planet 🤩
Glix Drap 5 months ago
You have 2 hands to you can probably do that twice.
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Riley Quinn 5 months ago
If I saw that in the wild, I'd still be standing there with my mouth dropped open. There's something about the coloration and his calm demeanor that's captivating.
Bad Alchemy 5 months ago
Shhh... don't tell anyone, but there's one of these beauties living somewhere nearby me. S/he occasionally comes to visit on my back patio and we trade whispers through the screen door.
Susan Teter 4 months ago
From Iowa myself. Never seen ANYTHING like this...and had wolves on my parents century farm
#9
Mesh Netting That Catches The Trash Before It Goes Into The Ocean
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago
Scale. It might work fine for a town of a few thousand but when you have to deal with a city of a million, you need much more elaborate water treatment. I've actually dealt with industrial water treatment. It's a tricky and underappreciated task.
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Lene Leth Winterberg 5 months ago
The worst thing I ever Saw was on TV. There had been a flood in a country I wont name. At this small village bridge so much plastic and trash was accumulating. So they took an excavator and lifted it to dumb it on the other side so it could keep flowing down stream and into the ocean. There was so much it almost flowed onto the bridge. An obvious opportunity to collect a ton of trash. And they close to pass it on to the next guy. That made me really sad!
Riley Quinn 5 months ago
I'm seeing these ideas popping up in several countries. Amazing it took people in authority so d@mn long to figure this out. Maybe future generations will be able to eat fish without their daily quota of plastic and marine animals can live a bit better and longer.
EJN 4 months ago
It is a good thing to start; a first step. It will also serve as a visual reminder of how much garbage is dumped into streams. No, it won't be workable for large cities simply because of the volume of garbage they produce. We need to return to the strong emotional pleas to citizens to clean up their lives. Not everyone will be open to receiving those messages though. AND OF GREAT IMPORTANCE: Either cut the use of plastics or recycle them!!!
But here’s the twist: that shouldn’t be discouraging. In fact, it can be motivating. Being an interesting person isn’t a competition, it’s a chance to grow. So how do you do it?
Arlin Cuncic, MA, author of The Anxiety Workbook and founder of About Social Anxiety, shared some practical advice in a piece for Verywell Mind. And spoiler: it’s not as hard as it sounds.
#10
A German Circus Is Using Holograms Instead Of Live Animals For A Cruelty-Free Experience
Savannah greenleaf 5 months ago
I remember going to the circus as a child. Honestly I would have found this more impressive than live animals.
Lowrider 56 5 months ago
I traveled with the Clyde Beatty/ Cole Bros. Circus for a bit back in the 70's. The life of circus animals is not a good one.
Jumping Jellyfishes 5 months ago
When Ringling Bros. was in town, my father took me to see it, because he thought I should experience a three-ring circus once in my life. The ONLY memory I have of it was being disturbed by the way they treated the elephants who clearly did not want to perform.
Upstaged75 5 months ago
Thankfully they no longer use animals in the shows and all their elephants were retired to a sanctuary. My cousin and his wife were members of the circus for years. He was a drummer in the band and she was an acrobat who rode on the elephants.
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bElLa sTairZz 5 months ago
this would be beautiful, a guaranteed way to minimise animal exploitation
#11
Only In Japan
A young woman caught a home run ball hit by Japanese/MLB superstar Shohei Ohtani during the World Basedball Classic, and someone next to her wanted to see the ball, and it eventually got passed around the stadium to whoever wanted to see it, and it was returned to her after everyone got their turn.
Stephanie A Mutti 5 months ago
It doesn't take much to be an honest person and yet,,,, so many folks don't try.
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Janissary35680 5 months ago (edited)
I'm watching Vice TV's "Sports Gone Wrong" and the "Fan Interference" episode has some astonishing examples of spectators in the stands physically intervening to snatch balls away from outfielders' hands.
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Apachebathmat 5 months ago
If this was in the UK, that ball goes five hands across and straight onto eBay
EJN 4 months ago
Yes, it is a stark reminder of differences in values when compared to what happens when a ball goes into the stands in the USA. How many times do you see adults grab it away from a child, or people fight over who got it? And that Japanese girl will keep it and treasure it, instead of trying to sell it for an extreme amount of money! - (American living in Japan for 35 years).
Rich Black 5 months ago
hard to believe this is the same nation that slaughtered 300,000 civilians in Nanking in world war 2. they've clearly made progress.
#12
This Guy Found Himself On An Empty Airplane And Took A Picture In Every Seat And Photoshopped It Together
JK 5 months ago
One Thanksgiving Day (1990s) I had to catch a flight from Chicago to Minneapolis due to the death of my grandmother. I was the only person on the flight. I'm sitting my assigned seat in the empty cabin, and the flight attendant invites me to first class and gives me a couple of cocktails. It was surreal being the only passenger on a 747.
Just stopping by 5 months ago
probably had a selfie stick that also works as a tripod
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If you’re already here, chances are you’ve taken the first step. Because the easiest way to become more interesting is to be genuinely curious about the world and the people in it.
When you’re curious, you’re more likely to ask questions and engage in real conversations. You’re also more open to new experiences.
In fact, social psychologists have found that people who are curious and ask lots of questions are often perceived as more likable than those who don’t, says Cuncic.
#13
I've Never Seen A Baby Squirrel. I Am Not Disappointed
Riley Quinn 5 months ago
People in my previous community would bring baby squirrels they had found to me for rehabbing. Even as a kid, hunters who found baby squirrels would bring them to me. They are adorable, so releasing the ones that made it was always bittersweet.
ohnasouga... 5 months ago
I feel the Elmira in me... I would want to just pet it , and love it, and squeeze it
Inigo Montoya 5 months ago
That's not a baby..baby squirrels are pretty ugly. Hairless, closed eyes.
NJ P 5 months ago
Nobody said newborn. You think they go from newborn to full grown in a week?
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This Proud Aboriginal Elder Travels 1864 Miles To Be At His Granddaughter's Graduation
#15
Now This Is How You Shoot An Elephant
Margaret Wartime 5 months ago
When I visited Thailand, I went to an elephant sanctuary for “breakfast with the elephants.” They were all rescued elephants living a good life on the sanctuary and we got to feed them breakfast. Later that day I was so disgusted to see waaaaaay too many tourists riding elephants and giving money to their abusers. (Not at the sanctuary obvs, this was elsewhere, the problematic animal tourism you hear about sometimes). The elephants looked so sad and broken. I was so angry that so many people still didn’t know better and were happy to partake in abuse of an animal for a Facebook photo.
nm 5 months ago (edited)
I was a kid when the rich could shoot and killl wild animals with safaris or even from the safety of helicopters and proudly exhibit their victims.
JK 5 months ago
Donald J Trump Jr. does that on a regular basis. Disgusting.
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I shot an elephant in my pajamas on a trip to India. How he got in my pajamas I will never know. -- Groucho Marx
But curiosity alone isn’t enough. You also need to be willing to leave your comfort zone.
This might mean trying something new or talking to people you wouldn’t normally approach.
“Go out of your way to talk to people, even if you don’t know them well. If you’re at a party, for example, make an effort to talk to different people. Not only will this make you more interesting, but you’ll also be more likely to meet new friends and potential partners,” advises Cuncic.
#16
In 1951, A 66 Year Old Man Wasn’t Allowed To Enter A 1800km (1118 Miles) Long Bicycle Race Because Of Being "Too Old". He Showed Up Anyways And Won The Race By Biking For Days Without Sleep. He Got The Nickname "Grandpa Steel"
#17
A Spotless Giraffe 🦒
Cee Cee 5 months ago
Her name is Kipekee - Swahili for unique. Born in 2023 at a zoo in Tennessee the lack of spots is from a rare genetic mutation. She is gorgeous with or without spots.
Cammy Mack 5 months ago
You don't have to project, the giraffe can't read. ;-)
Load More Replies... Janissary35680 5 months ago
This raises an interesting question. Is a giraffe a cream-colored animal with brown spots or a brown animal with cream-colored reticulations? 🦒
Crazy catz 5 months ago
Technically though, looking at her mum, isn't she just one giant spot of colour, she's still beautiful either way 😍
Upstaged75 5 months ago
I'm trying to figure out the logistics of that now. 😂
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A German Company That Sells Cleaning Equipment Used Its Pressure Washers To Create A Giant Image Of Godzilla On The Iwaya Kawauchi Dam In Saga Prefecture (Japan)
Jrog 5 months ago
The company is Kärcher. They make really good shop vacuums and pressure washers.
Tim Gearing 5 months ago
If you’re into old movies I can recommend the 1954 movie Gojira (Japanese spelling)
Once you’ve gathered new experiences, learn to tell them well. Good stories stick with people.
“An interesting person is often a good storyteller,” says Cuncic. “When you share your experiences with others, make sure to make them captivating. This doesn’t mean that you should make up stories; just be sure to focus on the most interesting aspects of your life.”
#19
Bullet Trains And Their Security System
Japanese bullet train system is equipped with a network of sensitive seismometers. On March 11, 2011, one of the seismometers detected an 8.9 magnitude earthquake 12 seconds before it hit and sent a stop signal to 33 trains. As a result, only one bullet train derailed that day.
TotallyNOTAFox 5 months ago
And the one train that derailed wasn't in service, it was operated on a testing ground that day.
not a sock 5 months ago
there's a melanistic fox a few entries above waiting for you 😊
Load More Replies... Riley Quinn 5 months ago
Here in Boston we've been dealing with our MBTA system that, after years of ignoring the problems and neglect, essentially required a complete overhaul. Still having problems, but progress is being made (thanks to Phil Eng) Many of us are envious of the Japanese rail systems.
Richienotsorich 5 months ago
TBF, everyone in the world is envious of the Japanese rail system. In the build up to the world cup in 2002 I read that the total delay of all trains the previous year was recorded in seconds. When you buy a ticket, it tells you exactly where to stand on the platform for your seat. In the UK, the birth place of the iron horse, our rail network is an utter shambles in comparison. The high speed train in Kent to London goes at a walking pace between some of the stations.
Load More Replies... Richard Pennington 5 months ago
And the earthquake was the one that caused the Fukushima event.
Pengie 5 months ago
And my city can't get a 12km of straight underground track to meet in the middle after 10 years of building.
Richienotsorich 5 months ago
That is poor. Even in the early 90s the channel tunnel met up perfectly from each end!
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A Rare White Lion
Jrog 5 months ago (edited)
Sorry to be a party pooper but... the trend of white "Big Cats" in zoos is very ethically troublesome. They are a fan favorite, so most zoos try to get one and they are prized; unfortunately the white gene is recessive, so to have a white cub you have most often to recur to inbreeding. Those white animals come mostly from a few "feline mills", so many of the white tigers, lions etc in zoos are related, further raising the inbreeding chance. This lead to a swath of genetic defects and illnesses on those animals, often related to chronic pain. ALL living white tigers, as an example, are direct descendants of a single indian tiger named Mohan captured in India in the 1950s and deceased in 1969.
Mike F 5 months ago
I was thinking that same thing. When my sister was very young she was OBSESSED with Kimba and would walk around the house scream-singing the theme song.
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Annik Perrot 5 months ago
In the Parc des Félins (à zoo that has only féline species, plus à few lemurs) near where I live, there's à whole pride of them. They're so beautiful.
michael Chock 5 months ago
I am sill convinced that if a big cat is about to eat you, all you need to do is run at it and say "you want to eat me, yes you do kitty" and it will refuse to because it was your idea.
#21
Bodyscan Of Woman At 250 And 125 Pounds
Adler221:
Seeing my MRI scan when I was close to 300, was exactly what I needed to lose weight. Started at 262 and currently 168.
Ace 5 months ago
Interesting to see how the bones and joints have changed position in the second pic. The whole lower body was being forced into a very poor posture with the hips rotated out, and the ankles taking a hell of a strain.
nm 5 months ago
I had a friend like this. He passed now. I remember the angle between his feet had been increased to over 90 degrees.
Load More Replies... Riley Quinn 5 months ago
I, like so many others, gained weight during the pandemic that began a year after I retired. Between those factors, I gained a lot of weight. Slowly losing it and nearing my goal, so I applaud this woman and anyone else who've managed to lose weight. Cutting out processed/ultra-processed foods made a significant dent with me.
Twidder Sux 5 months ago
Look at those intestines on the left side (those dark spots in the abdomen). It's full of poop all the way from one end to the other.
Just don’t overdo it. People can spot a try-hard from a mile away. And honestly, there’s nothing worse than a performative, hashtag-deep guy who shows up to a party quoting Nietzsche just to impress girls, but clearly couldn’t care less about what he’s saying.
So, be authentic. Don’t force it. Embrace your weirdness, your quirks, your real interests. That’s what people actually connect with.
#22
The 96-Year-Old Painter Who Saved A Village
In Taiwan, a 96-year-old saved his village from demolition by painting every surface of it with colorful imagery, which brought in so many tourists that the mayor ordered that the village be preserved.
Bad Alchemy 5 months ago
Sometimes I think the world will be saved, not by the rich, not by the intellectuals, not by the techno-wizards, but by ordinary people with common talents who just aren't afraid to try something new, because it might work.
ManuelQue 5 months ago
I believe it was Tolstoy who said, "The world will be saved by beauty."
Load More Replies... Rich Black 5 months ago
wait . .. what? they mayor was going to demolish his own village? did the people who lived there not get a choice?
#23
Kid With Disability Uses It To His Advantage As A Mad Max Cosplay
Huddo's sister 5 months ago
Much more realistic than my brother's Davros costume that was essentially a black cloak over his body and wheelchair with round containers underneath and rubber bands securing them to the cloak. It also had a whisk on an armrest. I painted his face like Davros, but it wasn't well done.
#24
Tiny Stabbies
Alex Kennedy 5 months ago
It’s how they get those little cocktail swords.
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Riley Quinn 5 months ago
This is a pretty impressive when you consider this tiny little fish will eventually reach 10.5 to ~15ft in length, weighing 1,400lbs.
And above all, have fun. If you get too caught up in the “how to be interesting” mindset, you’ll forget to do the thing that makes you interesting in the first place: living your life.
“When you’re enjoying yourself, it’s more likely to come across as interesting to others. This is because people are attracted to those who are fun and upbeat,” explains Cuncic.
Bottom line? Let your curiosity guide you, but don’t let it stress you out.
#25
Owl Looks Like The Golden Snitch
PoutDragon 5 months ago
My opinion: The golden snitch is just a tiny gold owl-hedgehog that rolls itself up in the games.
#26
Dutch Artist Berndnaut Smilde Creates Indoor Clouds By Perfectly Balancing Temperature, Humidity And Light Inside Buildings And Rooms
BookFanatic 5 months ago
Aw! When I was three I guess I drove my dad nuts demanding why I couldn't have a pet cloud in my bedroom. I think he finally told me because my dollies would get rained on. Lol
Keith Handly (Ike) 5 months ago
A person is a source of heat and humidity when they breathe. I doubt much of anyone could see these in person.
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago
A person could. Many people can't. If you've ever hung out in a dance club you know how much people dancing stirs up the smoke from a smoke machine. To make this work in public, you would have to have people willing to hold still and not breath.
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#27
This Beach In Turkey With Accessibility Features
Janissary35680 5 months ago (edited)
This is a common practice on public beaches here in Turkey. Our beach had one that a winter storm decided would look better somewhere else. Come spring it was replaced with a new and sturdier ramp before summer.
BossyCloud 5 months ago
Wouldn't the salt water wreak havoc on the metal parts of the poor chair though? I would imagine you'd need like a special plastic one or something
Svenne O'Lotta 5 months ago
Nah just hose it off after. Just like you hose yourself off
Load More Replies... Susan Teter 5 months ago
My husband has MS...I wish I could have the chance to let him get away from his illness for just a second
#28
Father And Son Decides To Get In Shape Together
Christophe Beunens 5 months ago
waaw, given the baby bed in the second picture, one of them was even pregnant
Forrest Hobbs 5 months ago
I don't know why, but I'm highly entertained by the way the dad's expression remains the same in both photos.
#29
A Rare Phenomenon Called Fire Rainbow In The Atmosphere Photographed. Not O.c
#30
Extraordinary Rock Balancing
Binny Tutera 5 months ago
This was my pandemic hobby and I’m still doing it. The important thing is, after I make it, I take a picture and then destroy it. THAT IS VERY IMPORTANT!!! Animals and children, as well as plants, can be seriously hurt by the structures. They are TEMPORARY and WILL fall over. The ones I make in my yard are enclosed in a wire box so no one and nothing gets damaged. Even then, they collapse. If you try this, be sure to put the stones back near where you found them.
xolitaire 5 months ago
Yeah it looks neat but personally I HATE this. Where I live, tourists keep doing this freaking everywhere, even in nature reserves. And then of corse even more people show up to take pictures of it. It's not cute, it disturbs the animals and nature in general. For the people who live here this is only one step above excessive littering.
Shane S 5 months ago
Just don’t leave them. Leave only footprints behind. Keep the wild, wild.
WindySwede 5 months ago
Here is an video. https://youtube.com/shorts/8BLZE4Z-enw
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A City In Germany Made Thermally Insulated Pods For Homeless People To Sleep In
Cee Cee 5 months ago
But really there should be no need to have homeless people living on the streets. Lack of adequate, relevant support services need to be addressed.
TotallyNOTAFox 5 months ago
We have those services - though the ressources are very stretched due to massive bureaucracy, lack of living space and an annualy growing number of people that require said services due to a shrinking economy and immigration (Yeah I know, factually still a factor to consider)
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Oops 5 months ago
Some of them just want this - why??? My husband made several social homes ready for a guy living in the woods, other people gave him food and so on, he vanished, overwhelmed. Later he froze to death, in the woods. A lot of people were sad, he never took any help. Another guy my husband wanted to help was similar. There are much problems very deeper than food or a flat.
Riley Quinn 5 months ago
Here in the US, Commander Cankles has issued an edict that homeless and mentally ill people should be removed from the streets and given shelter. Next he'll be telling us the Sun rises is the East.
PoutDragon 5 months ago
it's nice to see this instead of "*XYZ BIG CITY* INSTALLED ANTI-HOMELESS BENCHES IN PARKS"
Array Index Out of Bounds 5 months ago
Maybe think that there are a few (many) folks who DO NOT to be housed.
Svenne O'Lotta 5 months ago
Better use that free healthcare you were bragging about, you're obviously having a stronk
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Wing Structure Of A Fruit Bat
Holly Herr 5 months ago
I love this pic cos it shows the skeletal structure of the arms and fingers made into wings. Much easier for kids to understand.
#33
Mars On The Left, Earth On The Right
EJN 4 months ago
It is theorized that Mars had water and an atmosphere at one time in the past, but it is not known what happened to change that. There is some question about the possibility that Mars still has water locked up in its crust, and of course in its poles. Until humans actually walk on Mars and conduct studies, it will remain a place that we know little about.
PoutDragon 5 months ago
No. Both earth. I refuse to believe that it is so similar. Nope. Nuh-uh.
Jill Jones 5 months ago
Anybody ever wonder if we started on Mars, f**ked up that planet, then came here to start over.
#34
Close-Up Shots Of Spider Eyes Captured By Macro Photographer Javier Rupérez
Chrissie Anit 5 months ago
The photographer focused only on two of the eight eyes, a clever way to make them look cuter!
Theresa Marshall 5 months ago
Jumping spiders have two large forward facing eyes, the other eyes are smaller and further back, they are the cutest of the arachnids.
#35
In 1980, The FBI Ran A Sting Operation Using A Fake Company To Offer Bribes To Members Of Congress. Nearly 25% Of The Targets Accepted And Were Convicted
Keith Handly (Ike) 5 months ago
Can't. Our Supreme Court says bribery is legal now.
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Jrog 5 months ago (edited)
Operation ABSCAM, it's the inspiration for the movie American Hustle. They employed a convicted professional con artist and her girlfriend posing as arab investors proposing an investment scheme aided by bribery; they convicted 7 representatives, plus a few local politicians. Ethically, it was a clusterf*ck. First, the operation was legally obvious "Entrapment", in direct opposition with 40 years of legislation; they got away with it because the appeal court applied a debatable interpretation of Sherman v. US and the Supreme court, that at the time was quite right leaning, refused to address the case. Second, the investigation was clearly politically targeted, with all the 30 or so potential targets being Democrats save for one (Larry Pressler, Senator for South Dakota and political adversary of Reagan), plus one other that involved himself without much pressure (Richard Kelly, R-FL)
Jrog 5 months ago
When the operation became public it was evident -and was brought up in the trials- that the whole operation was designed to hit Democrats, likely under pressure from the Reagan white house. The Washington Post called it an "hit list" in the style of an authoritarian and totalitarian government. TIME raised severe concerns about the ethics and methods used. The investigation targeted mostly representatives that backed Ted Kennedy in the 1980s primaries, who had expressed concerns about FBI practices and was vocally critical on how the FBI dealt with civil protests, minority leaders etc; some of the indicted were active in calling for congressional probes into the FBI operations.
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BK BigFish 5 months ago
It targeted only Democrats. Had it been Republicans...
Load More Replies... Richienotsorich 5 months ago
They're making so much money crashing the economy, buying up shares, then building it up again that they dont need to fall for these scams!
Rich Black 5 months ago
is there a link? i don't recall one quarter of congress getting convicted of anything.
#36
A Globe That Shows Elevation
Janissary35680 5 months ago
It's a Big Beautiful Wall to keep the Southern Hemisphere out of the Northern.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago
We had these when I was a kid in school. IRL the Earth is smoother than a cueball. It's cool to see the earth like this but the elevations are extremely exaggerated.
Reemerger 5 months ago
Yes, I read if Earth was shrunk to the size of a cue ball you would not be able to feel the height difference between the Marianna trench and Mount Everest with your fingertips.
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TCW Sam Vimes 5 months ago
Totally exaggerating the elevation. Nice to look at, but unrealistic
Margaret Wartime 5 months ago
Obviously. If you shrunk earth down to the size of a pool ball, it would actually be smoother than a pool ball. This isn’t that much larger. Without exaggerating the texture, you’d barely see anything.
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#37
When The Euro Bills Were Designed The Bridges Were Intentionally Designed To Not Represent Any Real Ones. A Dutch Man Then Decided To Build Them Over A Local Waterway In The Dutch Town Of Spijkenisse
Richard Head 5 months ago
US Money has always been the ugliest on the planet. Often made worse by being continually being dipped in Blood!
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Lee Gilliland 5 months ago
Wish our currency came in colors, when you get older and your eyes go, it's so much easier.
Margaret Wartime 5 months ago
Are you American? My eyes aren’t the best either and I hate using American money 😅 so much easier to open my wallet, see a couple greens and a purple and a red and think “cool, $100!” (Canadian)
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Rich Black 5 months ago
wait - a private citizen can build bridges over canals wherever they feel like it?
CultOfBambi 4 months ago
I can only imagine that he either owns the land - or got permission from his local council to do it.
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#38
A Mask Made To Block AI Based Facial Recognition From All Angles
Christophe Beunens 5 months ago
So this is how we will all walk the streets in a few years from now?
Riley Quinn 5 months ago
Drawing a few bold, black abstract lines on various parts of the face thwart ID on several types of public cameras. Or so I've read. I haven't felt the need to try it.... yet.
WindySwede 5 months ago
Also breath, so now it works even better at hiding your face.. 🙃
Load More Replies... Chuck Davisson 5 months ago
And this US govt would probably declare them illegal for everyone except ICE... :-(
azubi 5 months ago
This really depends on who is defining what is a crime.
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7000 Years Old Skull And Antlers Of An Extinct Irish Elk Found By Fishermen In Ireland
BrunoVI 5 months ago
They are. Moose are known as elk in England. UPDATE: Turns out that Irish elk have been relocated to the the other side of the deer family, which is mostly old-world, so they are no longer in the Alces genus. Their closest relatives are now thought to be falllow deer, Dama dama, even though they look far more like Moose. There is also a Canadian elk, better known as Wapiti in the New World, which tends to use Amerindian/First Nation names; see also "Caribou" for "Reindeer."
Load More Replies... G A 5 months ago (edited)
Cheer up! In this case we are in the clear. It's antlers made it increasing difficult for it to live in Irish forests when climate change happened after the Ice Age, and it couldn't cope. There was minimal predation by stone age man due to the sheer size of them. They just died out.
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Dad Of The Year
"The "Dad of the Year" award goes to a flathead catfish spotted in the Black River, North Carolina. A sudden drop in water left this fish stranded at the base of a decaying tree. At first, I wondered why it hadn’t moved as the water receded—until I noticed the pile of pink eggs beside it. It became clear that the fish stayed to protect its young. Male catfish often guard the eggs and fend off potential threats, sometimes even from the mother. This was one of the most remarkable examples of survival I've witnessed in swamps. Cypress swamps are tough environments, shaped by seasonal water fluctuations that influence the lives of their inhabitants. Although I didn’t wait to see what happened to this devoted father, I was heartened to see the water levels rise just a few days later."
BossyCloud 5 months ago
"Send money to help #1 dad of the year abandoned with his 8,000 children!"
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Svenne O'Lotta 5 months ago
He's in the shade so probably. Catfish can grab extra oxygen from the air.
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Photographer Craig Fruchtman Captures New York City Through The Seasons
Nina 5 months ago
It's nearly a miracle the park still exists and didn't get developed into expensive real estate of office buildings
JK 5 months ago
Its amazing that it was built in the first place. The history of NYC is amazing. Olmsted was the designer.
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Vatican City and Monaco 😆 it doesn't mean anything, they're not real countries
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The Way This Opal Formed Looks Like Runes
JK 5 months ago
They are formed in voids in rocks, including sandstone, so I'm guessing that is what it is. Based on the coloring, once cut, polished and formed, are worth a lot of $. But opals are very soft and sensitive. Difficult to cut.
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#43
The Silver Snipers Are A Cs:go E-Sports Team In Sweden Where The Youngest Member Is 62 Years Old And The Oldest Is 81
Forrest Hobbs 5 months ago
But but but how can this be a real e-sports team? One of them is a *woman*! 😉🤣
#44
This Man Saved His Neighbor's Dog. You Can See The Cat Jumping Out The Window
Binny Tutera 5 months ago
If you have a cat you already know it would not be rescued by a stranger easily!
#45
The Person Who Designed The Building’s Structure In Barcelona Has A Grave Which Looks Like The Buildings He Designed
#46
A Salt Mine In Romania
Alexia 5 months ago
Slanic Prahova salina. It's beyond impressive. You feel so small and insignificant between those huge multi-millennial salt walls.
bElLa sTairZz 5 months ago
are any old mines like these open to tourists? the way its carved out is mesmerising
Rich Black 5 months ago
just a thought here - will mining all this underground salt, and spreading it on food and roads, end up altering the environment? making the earth's surface and oceans saltier?
Uncle Schmickle 5 months ago
Fantastic. It looks like a contemporary cathedral made of marble.
#47
Neil Armstrong's Family Watches Him Go To The Moon
Array Index Out of Bounds 5 months ago
Moon landing deniers p**s me off. I punched a guy once because of this.
Rich Black 5 months ago
the chinese government has planted their flag on the moon now. they used a robot. they never sent a single astronaut. that should be illegal.
#48
The Difference Between An Alligator (Left) And A Crocodile (Right)
Chrissie Anit 5 months ago
Unfortunately, the snouts (maws? Not a native speaker) go the exact opposite from what would have been a good mnemonic, like crocodile: "C" snout, alligator: "A" snout). Makes it more difficult to not mix them up.
Stephanie A Mutti 5 months ago
The easy way to remember which is which: one has a pointy snout like the letter A, the other one is the Alligator.
JK 5 months ago
Also, crocs aren't usually found in the US while Florida is Alligator Alley Alcatraz.
Load More Replies... Rich Black 5 months ago
stop saying you wish i had a narrower nose. i am as god made me, henry.
#49
IR Light And My Veins
This photo is taken by modified camera(2Mp macro camera) that can capture IR light as well. Behind the hand is a source of 850nm IR light and it can pass though flesh more easily than the deoxygenated blood present in the vein.
Jrog 5 months ago
look for UV vein scanner. they sell for $20 on Aliexpress, sometimes doctors suggest them for people who have to do periodic injections.
Load More Replies... Beth Wheeler 5 months ago
They have a little ultrasound in hospitals to find veins especially on people that are a hard stick.
#50
A Prison Cell In Norway
Roxy222uk 5 months ago
It’s almost inexplicable, isn’t it, that treating already alienated people like dog shìt doesn’t make them thinking "aah, I see your point, I shall now go out into the world and behave”. They’re locked up, they didn’t get to chose when or where, and they’ve lost their freedom. That’s their punishment. The time should be spent rehabilitating them, not telling them that actually society doesn’t regard them as human.
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Ellinor she/they/elle 5 months ago
That's way better than my 9meters "apartment" when I was at University !
nm 5 months ago (edited)
See this and bear in mind that mass marderer Breivik sued the State, complaining for inhuman prison conditions. I would had put a bullet on his head.
Digital Fantasy 5 months ago
In Sweden, prison food is roughly 21 sek ($)2,20 per portion, while the school children's food is worth 9 sek ($0,94) per portion. Every country that spends less money on the future, and more on people who behave so badly they have to be locked up should be ashamed.
Caffeinated Ape 5 months ago
That seems reductive to me. I can't imagine children require the same size portions, for one. Furthermore, school lunches ideally won't be the children's primary food source, whereas prisoners only have the one provider.
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The Casual Border Between Belgium And The Netherlands
Ace 5 months ago
Some houses are actually split between the two countries https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baarle-Hertog
BookFanatic 5 months ago
I can hear the kids now "Mooooom! Sibling won't get out of my country!!!!"
Load More Replies... Bacon Tentacles 5 months ago
When I was in Belgium on business back in 2017, I actually stayed just across the NL border at the Fletcher de Kempen just outside of Reusel. And I totally geeked out at being able to walk back and forth between countries. Yes, I am easily amused.
ROSESARERED 5 months ago
What a wonderful world it could be if we all got along with our neighbours
Earonn - 5 months ago
Well, that's the EU. But right wingers hate it. One wonders* why... *actually, no, one doesn't.
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A 10mb Hard Drive From The 60s
Silver-Goat8306:
Later than that as well. For many years I worked on CDC cyber 860s and 70s. That’s what was in the discs packs that had to be mounted. FFS we carry around in our pockets far more computing power than we had in entire big rooms into the ‘80s, ‘90s, and 2000s.
B Hobbs 5 months ago
I think the average smart phone today has more computing power and storage than all of the computers together used during the Apollo missions. Those computers took people to the moon and back. We use our phones to scroll BP, watch cat videos, send emojis, etc.. Progress?
Inigo Montoya 5 months ago
Yes, because I also use mine to make inane comments like this. :P
Load More Replies... Bacon Tentacles 5 months ago
And we use them for stupid TikTok challenges. What a time to be alive.
Jill Jones 5 months ago (edited)
The screws are really long and can hold multiple discs. I have three sets of these my dad brought home years ago. I wonder what's on them and if they're worth anything.
#53
Coral Snake Intubated And Sedated For Surgery
Array Index Out of Bounds 5 months ago
Red touches black, friend to Jack. Red touches yellow, k**l a fellow
Mimi M 5 months ago
Not sure my brain would process that when scared shitless...
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#54
Found A Photo Today Of My Girlfriend And I 9 Years Before We Ever Met And New Each Other. ( ＾ω＾)
#55
This Student Starting A Firehose And A Photo Being Taken At The Exact Moment. That Water Pattern Is Perfect
Jumping Jellyfishes 5 months ago
So, I'm guessing in the following half-second, the photographer got blasted with water.
#56
When Israeli President Chaim Weizmann Died In 1952, Einstein Was Asked To Be Israel's Second President, But He Declined
Jrog 5 months ago
At the time, the title of President was -and still mostly is- purely a ceremonial title devoid of any actual power. The real power stands with the Prime Minister. We all know who is in charge of Israel right now, the beloved ultra-right conservative war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu; how many of you ever heard of Isaac Herzog and Reuven Rivlin, the two presidents serving with Netanyahu? The only well known Israeli president is Shimon Peres, and only because he also served as a Prime Minister...
Jrog 5 months ago (edited)
Let me give you an example of the type of power the President has in Israel. Rivlin was a supporter of giving full civil rights to the Palestinian population. Sure, he was still a right-winger and he wanted to do so by annexation of the West Bank, as is Israeli tradition, but at least he wanted to do it peacefully. He condemned the attacks on Palestinian settlements, that he called "Jewish Terror*sm", and stood against a religious group who tried to enforce discriminative politics against Arabs and Jews of african origin. He supported the recognizing of the Armenian genocide, and pointed out the first Netanyahu authoritarian actions. Not a perfect man by a long shot, but far more decent than Netanyahu, yet NONE of us ever heard of him and his politics had no impact on the authoritarian evolution of Likud.
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Onan Hag All 5 months ago (edited)
He must have predicted what a sh!tsh0w Israel would become.
keyboardtek 5 months ago
I guess he realized that establishing a Jewish state in the middle of all the people who hated Jews might lead to future problems.
#57
The First (1896) And Last (1972) Self-Portrait Of Pablo Picasso
Lene Leth Winterberg 5 months ago
Some of his art I like, some not. But for me its plain to see in his art his arrogance and troubled mind. However I love that he broke the norm of artwork in that time.
Mimi M 5 months ago
Here are two that he painted at 15 (paintings about a mother and then a child on sickbed - both about mortality and the limits of science - his father was the model for the doctor in both paintings): https://tinyurl.com/3vhu448j And also: the-doctor.jpg 
#58
Phones Confiscated During Cell Searches At Just One Prison
Inigo Montoya 5 months ago
Brings new meaning to the phrase "butt dialed".
Load More Replies... nm 5 months ago (edited)
Read the novel Le Papillon. They had special made tubes to hide money in their an.u.s
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The Coffer Illusion. There Are 16 Circles In This Picture. Once You See Them, You Can't Unsee Them
Papa 5 months ago
I agree. I have to work at it to see the circles. Squares and straight lines are what I see by default.
Load More Replies... Nina 5 months ago
If you follow the vertical lines between the boxes, and go up and down following those from left to right (or right to left), they should appear. Took me some time as well
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Jumping Jellyfishes 5 months ago
Whoa... that's so freaky! You kind of have to focus differently. And I'm not getting the "unseeing" thing. Rather, it keeps shifting back and forth from rectangles to circles. AAAH!!
Don't listen to me 5 months ago
Wow. Amazing. Can just see some at a time. But they keep slipping away.
#60
The Ottoman Train T.e. Lawrence Ambushed In 1917, Still Lying In The Arabian Desert 107yrs On
#61
Picture Of A Street From 1900 vs. 2014
#62
This Doorknob Lets You See What Is In The Room Ahead
Multa Nocte 5 months ago
I really don't want anyone peeking in on me when I'm in a room, thank you. That's why there is a DOOR.
Savannah greenleaf 5 months ago
It might be a nifty conversation piece on a coat closet or something like that in a general living area.
Load More Replies... Jaya 5 months ago
I love that, it's so cute, like a miniature painting of your room. I wouldn't mind that in a room like my living room, where you don't need privacy anyway. Would also be nice for parents, they can see if their kids are staying in bed or not, without having to open the door and risk waking the kid if it actually is in bed.
#63
"The Knife Angel" Is A Touring Sculpture Constructed In The UK With Over 100,000 Confiscated Knives As "A Monument To The Lives Lost To Knife Crime"
#64
Steve Jobs Once Responded To An Autograph Request By Typing A Letter Saying He Doesn’t Give Autographs
#65
I See Your "Reverse Bridge" In The Netherlands And Raise You The "Kanalbrücke Magdeburg"
#66
Three Cages From The Middle Ages Hang On A Church In Germany
Chrissie Anit 5 months ago (edited)
The cages hang on the tower of St Lamberti in Münster, once exhibiting the corpses of the three leaders of the Anabaptist movement that rebelled against the Bishop of Münster and took over control of the town in the early 16th century. When they were eventually captured, they were heavily tortured and their corpses hung up in these cages as a warning.
Michael Largey 5 months ago
Soon? in his first term Trump had a history of holding immigrants, including children, in cages.
Load More Replies... Jrog 5 months ago (edited)
St. Lambert in Munster. The cages were used for the exposure of the bodies of the three leaders of the Munster Rebellion (an attempt to instaurate a theocratic government in the city bt radical Anabaptists) after it was quashed.
Forrest Hobbs 5 months ago
Those cages look like they're made out of iron. The AI search assistant I've just asked says they're made of iron. I struggle to accept that they're the original 1536 constructions - iron, hanging outdoors in northern Europe, for 489 years? Why have they not rusted away? https://todayinhistory.blog/2022/06/24/june-24-1535-the-cages-of-munster/ (repairs were made in 1944 after bombing. The steeple was replaced in 1880 and the cages re-installed. Either event might have involved some sort of replacement or partial replacement)
#67
A Huge Gang Of Robber Crabs Gatecrash A Family Dinner In Australia
Smeghead Tribble Down Under 5 months ago
Don't go to Christmas Island during the crab migration ;)
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#68
This Flight Took Off In 2025 And Will Land In 2024
tarryn norwich 5 months ago
One: this made me laugh. Two: *chefs kiss* to your name! Absolutely superb!
Load More Replies... Bacon Tentacles 5 months ago
Since it's heading to the U.S., it will actually land in the mid 1950's.
Heiko Braun 5 months ago
I didn't know DeLorean also built airplanes. But okay, "Marty McFLY" could have been a clue.
#69
Gold Depository At The New York Federal Reserve In 1959
Michael Largey 5 months ago
Singing in my head Paul Simon's "Diamonds on the Soles of My Shoes".
#70
The Windows 10 Default Wallpaper Is Actually A Photograph And Not A Computer Generated Image
#71
The Things We Do For Love
#72
The Bolton Strid In The UK Has A 100% Mortality Rate If You Fall In It
Smeghead Tribble Down Under 5 months ago
Trrifying. It looks so pretty and peaceful on the surface.
sofacushionfort 5 months ago
I am the Spirit of Dark and Lonely Water, ready to trap the unwary, the show-off, the fool, and this is the kind of place you’d expect to find me. But no-one expects to find me here… it seems too ordinary. But that pool is deep. The boy is showing off. The bank is slippery. The show-offs are easy. But the unwary ones are easier still. This branch is weak, rotten, it’ll never take his weight. Only a fool would ignore this. But there’s one born every minute. Under the water there are traps.
Forrest Hobbs 5 months ago
The above lines are from this 1970s British public information film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNPMYRlvySY
Load More Replies... Mimi M 5 months ago
It is a lethal stretch of the Wharfe River. According to one source, the narrow stretch is a place where the water changes from its usual horizontal flow to a vertical flow, with underwater caves and holes that trap people. In one instance in 1998, a couple walking on the bank died when the water rose over 5 feet in less than one minute.
#73
The Largest And Deepest Sinkhole In The World Is Xiaozhai Tiankeng, In Fengjie, China
Jay Scales 5 months ago
I think this is AI. The photo on Wikipedia doesn't look any thing like this. What would a sinkhole be on top of a mountain?
BossyCloud 5 months ago (edited)
You're right about the one on wiki, but there's one on Google maps looks similar https://www.google.com/s?q=%E5%A4%A9%E5%9D%91%E5%9C%B0%E7%BC%9D&deb=0mobile1gsa&hl=en&uuld=52.166656,-106.57792&ludocid=18062851504890934896&ctxs=4&pf=c&sns=1#ebo=0
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Inigo Montoya 5 months ago
I think so Brain, but where are we going to find a duck and a hose at this hour?
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#74
First Photo Ever Taken
#75
A Special Effects Artist Made Himself A Mask For The Pandemic And I Can’t Get Over I
B 5 months ago
This same photo was posted with the same bugged caption a while ago. If you're going to repost, at least fix it.
#76
How Did She/He Draw It?
Inigo Montoya 5 months ago
Artist could make money hand over fist by selling these.
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A 14-Year-Old Boy Fell From A Plane On Takeoff From Sydney Airport After Hiding In A Wheel Well. An Amateur Cameraman Was Testing Out His Camera When He Accidentally Captured The Fall
chi-wei shen 5 months ago
His name was Keith Sapsford. He fell 200 feet to his death. He died at 14 years old on February 22, 1970.
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#79
Well, This Is One In A Million
Dan300up:
And then was taken back to hospital, pronounced dead again, and sent back to funeral home. (Seriously).
#80
There Is A Peanut Butter Cookie Recipe On The Back Of This Grave
DC 5 months ago
Ok. I'll consider doing the same, but the recipe is so easy, you don't even have to weigh or measure any. About the same amount of ground hazelnuts, wheat and sugar. In a mixing bowl. Now, the machine comes in, kneading it, and while that goes on, you add vegetable fat until the pieces of dough have the right size and hardness (you know it when you see it). Take two teaspoons, take a bit of dough, on the sheet, hammer it flat and round, about 1 cm or so thick, in the preheated oven, like 20 minutes, check then, and if they become hard, you're done. Collect, let cool, enjoy.
Mimi M 5 months ago
Add a pinch of salt and then I'm into it. Unless that fat was salted butter, in which case you're off the hook.
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Angel Of Death
Rainbow_Skittle_Who_Diddles 5 months ago
Fun fact: these flares are used to distract missiles during fire
DC 5 months ago
Yes, they're meant to nondeath rather than to death.But, it does resemble the usual imagery of angels.
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Xray Of A Dr*g Mule
Ellinor she/they/elle 5 months ago
I think it usually go out by the other way
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The Size Of A Grizzly Bear Paw Compared To A Person
Cee Cee 5 months ago
Rick Paillet is responsible for this act of mur der and the size appears to be as a result of false perspective.
G A 5 months ago (edited)
Yeah you can see it is at arms length. Trying to make himself look like a big man. Scu mbag.
Load More Replies... Forrest Hobbs 5 months ago
I don't see that killing animals has anything to do with "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, [...] " https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-2/
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Chick Born With 4 Legs
Sandy Kavanaugh 5 months ago
This happens a lot in the commercial industry. They're referred to as "monstrosities" and are caused by excessive inbreeding. They're killed, of course.
#86
First Morning After Sweden Changed From Driving On The Left Side To Driving On The Right, 1967
Smeghead Tribble Down Under 5 months ago
Should have kept the normal side of the road for driving on, the left.
Digital Fantasy 5 months ago
Roughly 75% of the world drive on the right side. I'd consider that the "normal".
Load More Replies... Lene Leth Winterberg 5 months ago
It does look like most people decided to walk that day. Cant say I blame them 😅
#87
Jfk Spent The Night In My House In 1959
George Costanza 5 months ago
Guessing the poster's mom was hot back then.
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Karolina Olsson, A Swedish Woman Born In The 19th Century, Reportedly Slept Continuously For An Astonishing 32 Years, Puzzling Medical Professionals And Captivating The Public
#89
Czech Climber Adam Ondra Free Climbing Ei Caitan In Yosemite National Park
Janissary35680 5 months ago (edited)
Yes. Both Instagram and Reddit (where BP gets its stuff from) incorrectly have "Ei Caitan".
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Rebecca O’Donnell 5 months ago
Free climbing means using your own strength and flexibility to climb but you still use ropes and anchors in case you fall. Free solo is when you use nothing at all. I didn’t know this and thought I’d post this in case others might not know the difference either.
Inigo Montoya 5 months ago
He is using ropes, unlike Alex Honnold, who free-climbed the entire face. The documentary "Free Solo" is a must-see.
#90
A Same-Height Party By Artist Hans Hemmert In Berlin, 1997
Bacon Tentacles 5 months ago
So who was the baseline? Like, is Thor Bjornson walking around in that room barefoot?
#91
My Library Got Gifted A 160 Year Old Webster Dictionary!
Mimi M 5 months ago
KNACKERED Definition & Meaning Merriam-Webster https://www.merriam-webster.com › dictionary › knack... Knackered comes from the past participle of knacker, a slang term meaning “to k**l,” as well as “to tire, exhaust, or wear out.”
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We have one from the 1950s, loved looking in it when I was a kid...it had letter indents on the side, and it was heavy....another family member has it now
#92
$1.4 Million Dollar Laferrari With A Christmas Tree Strapped On Top
#93
One Of The Four Heads Made With Cotton, Soap And Human Hair Placed By Alcatraz Prisoners In Their Beds To Help Their Escape In 1962
#94
I Just Discovered A Painting That Looks Like My Favorite Picture Of Me And My Son
Andrew Burke 5 months ago
Hang on, didn't we see a painting based on that photo just a couple days ago here on BP?
General Anaesthesia 5 months ago
Yes. The Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/MadeMeSmile/comments/1im351p/a_stranger_on_reddit_painted_my_favourite_picture/
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#95
Every Man’s Childhood Dream
#96
This Showed Up In My Country I Think In This Year Or Last Year But It Freaked Everyone And People Were Talking About It For Weeks. Does Anyone Know What This Could Mean?
UberNZ:
My guess would be lenticular clouds. Moist non-turbulent air blows over a hill, the air cools as it gets lifted, which makes the moisture precipitate as a cloud. It appears to stay still, and the shape resembles a stack of lenses.
You need just the right terrain, moisture, a bit of breeze, but not a lot of shear ... it's pretty rare. It also looks freaky as f**k, so a lot of UFO sightings can be traced back to lenticular clouds.
Bacon Tentacles 5 months ago
It's a giant dong. The entire human race is about to be dicked down.
#97
Levitating Tree
Lady Eowyn 5 months ago
Can't tell from this photo, but I'd guess the upper part is firmly enmeshed with surrounding trees.
#98
This Mushroom Grew In My Shower In 7 Hours
Christophe Beunens 5 months ago
If I would observe a mushroom growing, I would not turn it in a photo series. But please continue. Is it still alive?
WindySwede 5 months ago
Proof for that the shower was installed incorrectly? The water proof membrane.
Load More Replies... M O'Connell 5 months ago
The humidity isn't the issue, the enclosure is compromised and the structure beneath it remains wet and now rotting.
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My Bosses Laptop Trackpad Is Worn Down To The Circuit Board
#100
Mcrib Before Being Cooked
Stephanie A Mutti 5 months ago
When they first came out in the 80's they were truly worth waiting for
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... a man who was eating his 4th McRib in one session - and still had two more to go through - once told me "If you'd ever have tried a McRib, you'd never have stopped eating meat!". Actually, a McRib is among the last five servings of meat I ever ate. The sauce was good. The onions, too. The meat ... thing ... well ... I guess it tasted somewhat well, but to be honest, even back then, with the bad meat replacements of the nineties, I wouldn't have been sure if this was meat-goo, plant-goo, or a mix of whatever is cheap and considered non-lethal. Dude with his six McRibs ... I don't have to tell you how he looked, do I? Ok. Fat, frighteningly fat. "Please don't have more than five strokes today!"-fat.
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Federico Caprilli Demonstrates The Skills Of His Horse As Part Of The Esteemed Italian Cavalry School, 1906
Janine Randall 5 months ago
Movie "Man From Snowy River" has a scene like this. It's amazing. Great movie too.
#102
There Is A Japanese Subculture Around Massive Custom Electrical/Hvac Tool Belts
#103
The Uncomfortable Various Objects Designed By Katerina Kamprani
Caffeinated Ape 5 months ago
Worth checking out the source link for the other few images. Such odd things...
nm 5 months ago
Nothing peculiar with useless items. There is an "artist" who canned his sh.i.t and sold it to many st.u.pid people.
Hugo 3 months ago
Most "art" these days is just an exercise in pulling the wool over people's eyes.
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I Flew Over Saudi Arabia's 'The Line' City Under Construction Today
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The Bath Mouthpiece
Forrest Hobbs 5 months ago
Here in the UK, toilet downpipes generally have a vent to the outside air at the top. If the same applies to US hotel construction - well, that air will be better to breath than toxic smoke.
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Lene Leth Winterberg 5 months ago
If you are about to die in a fire I dont think you take the time to pull down your pants, sit on the toilet and take a dump 😉😅 So I dont think that will be a problem.
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80-Year-Old Oracle Founder Larry Ellison, The Second-Wealthiest Person In The World, Is Married To A 33-Year-Old Chinese Native Who Is 47 Years Younger Than Him
Inigo Montoya 5 months ago
Yes. And he's not #2 anymore. He's #4 richest at a bit under 200 billion.
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bElLa sTairZz 5 months ago
love these types of posts! photo collections seem to be what bp is best at
Rodriquez 1 month ago
No, Reddit and Instagram are. BP just copies them from there.
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love these types of posts! photo collections seem to be what bp is best at
Rodriquez 1 month ago
No, Reddit and Instagram are. BP just copies them from there.
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