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“Wait A Second, This Is Wholesome Content”: 50 Posts To Restore Your Faith In Humanity
Interview
Life can be hard, Pandas. We understand that. We all might need a pick-me-up once in a while. Something that can show us that people can be good and kind. We’re big proponents of positive content here at Bored Panda, and today, we have the perfect antidote to a stressful day.
That’s why we’re featuring the “wait a second this is wholesome content” Facebook group. A community of like-minded people who like sharing “the most wholesome things out there.” Their mission is as simple as that – to keep the world more wholesome. So scroll down and get some dopamine from our selection of pics from this group!
We reached out to the creator of this group, Illie Nilbog Curtis. She kindly agreed to tell Bored Panda how the group was created, what it's like moderating such a big community, and what challenges the admins run into most often. Read our chat with her below!
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talliloo 1 year ago
my parents always had pets of all kind - up to 7 dogs at one time - not to mention rescued birds, fish... you name it. as they (parents) got older they decided not to take in any more until one day they were all gone. then mom passed on. they live next door to me & it was hard to see dad rattle around the house like a bb in a boxcar. suggested that he get a dog & he resisted. two yrs ago i told him i would get him any dog he wanted for xmas. they always had little dogs. he decided on a doberman pup - ruby rose. at first he thought he made a mistake but he has admitted that she adds so much to his life. also gives him things to do like make her sweet potato chips, dog jerky, etc. he even bought an oversized love seat to replace his recliner so they can cuddle. dogs are miracle workers when it comes to making a person's life better.
"Originally, I created the tag group back in 2017 or 2018," its creator, Illie Nilbog Curtis, tells Bored Panda. "When tag groups were all over Facebook and everyone was using them as their kind of 'meme' in a sense. I don't remember the original content I had made it for, but it originally started as just a tag group."
Illie says that moderating the "wait a second this is wholesome content" group of 169k members can be difficult, but, luckily, she has help. "I have a team of mods that I can't even tell you how much I adore each and every one of them, as a whole and individually. They have become some of my closest friends, whether they live in another state here in the U.S. or overseas. I would be lost without them."
"The biggest challenge we run into, though, is keeping an eye on comment sections, making sure everyone is actually keeping it wholesome. And duplicate posts as we're going through post requests."
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Jayjay 1 year ago
Jewish saying: "Save someone, and you save the world". Islamic saying: "Kill someone, and you kill the world".Chapeau to the lunch lady, and chapeau to the girl who never forgot! Maybe this could be a new thread? Or did BP did a "Do you remember kindness in your youth even though you were never able to thank the one who was kind to you".
cerinamroth 1 year ago
There was a beautiful article in the Guardian (yes, a bit higher brow than BP - worth a read!) called "The kindest thing I ever saw" and it was beautiful. I still look it up sometimes when I need a boost of faith in humanity.
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Tom Hardeveld 1 year ago
the whole idea of lunch money is absurd to begin with and let kids stay hungry through the day because the parents are struggling with money is cruel
Leigh 1 year ago
My mom would take us on vacation and not feed us. It hard to enjoy say an amusement park when you have a rumbling tummy.
pfeils wife 1 year ago
Just a reminder that people remember kind words/actions ALWAYS. I know this for a fact!
The Original Bruno 1 year ago
Thanks! You saved me from an attack by onion ninjas with an LOL.
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Eric S. 1 year ago
Kind kids but honestly nobody is going to call out BS on that religion? I think religion gets way too much of a free pass these days. Christian Science, Jehovah's Witnesses, Scientology, all oppressive cults with insane tenets that are designed to isolate and oppress their followers. What kind of a deranged religion forbids a kid from putting up a costume and why do so many people feel compelled to respect and tolerate it? We've been fighting race and sex based oppression for so long but somehow if it's dressed up as religious creed it becomes ok. It's not.
Michael Largey 1 year ago
If forbidding costumes was the worst thing a religion ever did, the world would be a much much better place
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Dragons Exist 1 year ago
Exactly, it's freaking Halloween (or something else with costumes)
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Ace 1 year ago
Ridiculous that followers of any religion could disallow their kids from dressing up. It's not even vaguely a religious festival and never really has been.
Say No to Downvoting 1 year ago
Halloween? Yeeah, sorry but it DID originate as a religious pagan festival and many elements were appropriated by certain Catholic groups, which is why many fundamentalist religions, now, reject it and anything to do with it (such as donning a costume) so fervently. (Source: I’m a recovered Christian).
Load More Replies... pfeils wife 1 year ago
this entire post... all of these posts, are exactly what I needed today! My heart is warm!!
KariAdoresHerKats 1 year ago
Except for the few miserable eejits posting comments
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Jack Burton 1 year ago
Genuine question: is there really a religion that not allows wearing... a jacket ? a costume ?
Aranora 1 year ago
It might be that he's not allowed to celebrate Halloween...
Load More Replies... TomCat 1 year ago
Although it's super nice of these kids to do this, I'm wondering if Justin's friend had to lie to his parents about this? Is he allowed by his crappy religion to imagine and go along with this scenario?...or is that banned too?
Jp@nda 1 year ago
You have no right to call anyone's religion "crappy" Let people live however the hell they want to, what's it to you?
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Illie says that communities like these help keep the Internet more positive. "I think it's important because even though this initially started as a joke, as a meme even, since it was meant to be a tag group, it turned into a corner of the internet where we didn't allow any of the day-to-day negativity in."
"It turned into a safe haven for only positive content, allowing discourse and educating but no bullying, trolling, or put-downs, and making sure that everyone has a chance to be heard and validated."
Let's face it – most of us spend too much time online. Sometimes, we might seek emotional support in the form of positive content. In fact, a survey by the Richmond Foundation asked people ages 13 and 25 if they are likely to turn to social media to deal with their emotions. 24.3% of the respondents said they were more than likely to do that, and 9.2% said it would be very likely.
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TomCat 1 year ago
It really is! My cat loves the water... definitely going to try this out.
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TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
If this was a video game the achievement would be called ‘fear destroyed’
CaptainFluffy 1 year ago
My cat would scratch my eyes out and leave me for dead before we even reached the bathtub.
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Heather Vandegrift 1 year ago
I love that it's geologically correct! Anyone can make a picture of of any ol' rocks, but it takes planning, research, and soil to put the right kind of rocks in the right places for a map!
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Ge Po 1 year ago
<3 When our dog was still alive, our cat used to join us on our walk, circling us, sometimes crossing our path to exchange scents, and sit down at a small distance from doggo to p00p together. Whenever we made a short extra round beyond 'his' territory, catty would sit back and waile a warning, then wait until we returned and follow us back home.
RabidChild 1 year ago
My dog & cat were total sisters and our cat would come on walks around the block with us. She would hide & jump out at the dog for ambush attacks or come running full speed to crash into the dog to give her loves.
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Anyone-for-tea? 1 year ago
Aww, I take my three cats out for a walk without a harness nearly every day it’s nice out! And I know if it’s going to rain if they refuse!
Black Cat 1 year ago
I do that too. My cats love going for walkies. Even my elderly cat won't play anymore but she loves walks.
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Ephemera Image 1 year ago (edited)
I had a horse, chickens and a cat following me when I went for walks. Animals like going for outings with their 'clan'.
Eric Williams 1 year ago
Bah! Whoever said gingers had one brain cell, this is proof they have at least 11. (I have a female ginger and she has 9. So shut up about it!
TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago (edited)
❤️ would apocalypse with any cat especially with this one!!!!
During the COVID-19 pandemic, The World Health Organization urged people to actively seek wholesome content. "Find opportunities to amplify positive and hopeful stories," they wrote in 2020. Granted, the pandemic was an especially difficult time emotionally for many people. But that doesn't mean we don't crave positivity online even now.
In 2022, Dr. Michèle Lamont, a sociology professor at Harvard, conducted a study where she interviewed 80 undergraduate students. She found that they greatly valued optimism and being active towards social change. Whereas the older generations expect hardships, the younger gen focuses on positivity to move on from them.
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Leigh 1 year ago
That's why I don't understand people being biased against queers. I tell them I don't have a problem with people loving each other. I do have a problem with people having each other.
DarkViolet 1 year ago
Did you mean "hating" each other? Otherwise, your statement would be contradictory.
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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago
*pounces everybody's tail* For the millionth time, Audi, soft can-openers aren't blessed with tails.
Definitely a Human 1 year ago
I sincerely doubt anyone hates for no reason. Hatred always has a reason.
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David Paterson 1 year ago (edited)
Chinese. That's interesting. A variant of the old Zoroastrian gold (riches), frankincense (saintliness) and myrrh (health). The child to pick one of them.
Penny Fan 1 year ago
Excuse me, back up there! Are you saying the whole Xmas myth is Zoroastrian?? Why have I never come across this before??! I always wondered where those 3 things came from
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talliloo 1 year ago
my son did the same thing to me but it was during a field trip that visited a school house from the 1800s. they all dressed up & were taught in the manner of those times. then there was a discussion about values of the times. all the parents/chaperons were in the back watching. the question put to them was what would make a person feel that they were rich. some said having land while others said having lots of livestock. my son: my mom - that's all i need to feel rich. i had to leave the room to keep from bawling out loud.
Floeckchen 1 year ago
It's called Zhuazhou and is hold on the childs 1st birthday. And the story that the child picks the parent instead is a common urban legend I've heard at least a dozen of times now.
Brian Droste 1 year ago (edited)
At three years old, they aren't going to know the value of a dollar. So they aren't going to choose that. The pen, maybe a three year old might know what that is for, for scribbling. The toy, most definitely know that is to play with. To me three years old would more than likely pick the toy. Does anybody else have a thought on this?
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Dark Pearl 1 year ago
how can people not love birds? this is empirical evidence that they are kind, loving creatures
DarkViolet 1 year ago
Birds like parrots mate for life. Losing their mate is devastating, to the point of giving up entirely.
Maartje 1 year ago
Birds pine for their mates and also their owners if they pass away. It takes quite a bit of patience and care to rehome previously owned birds if the loss of their beloved human was recent. They are very emotional and empathic creatures. ( I am a bird owner, exclusively of rehomed or rescued birds)
Rosemary . 1 year ago
Do your rescue birds ever accept a new mate if theirs has passed?
Load More Replies...As much as we'd like to see only positive things online, we actually might be contributing to negativity online, even if unconsciously. Karolina Lempert, Ph.D., writes for Psychology Today about the negativity bias of bad news and headlines. According to her, studies have proven that people pay more attention to negative news than to good news.
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David 1 year ago
rightfully so, he raised a successful family that generations down the line are going to college. He has every right to be produ
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Jack Burton 1 year ago
Awesome and great family motivation, i bet every cousin wants one hat on this wall !
Eric Williams 1 year ago
Cool idea gramps! I have nine grand children and will start my collection in 2035.
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Ashley Brown 1 year ago
How do you figure? They're literally the same person
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Red Reilly 1 year ago
When I moved into my new flat a nosey nightbour commented 'I hope your landlord doesn't find out you have a dog', in a rather passive agressive way. LOL, Mate, I AM the Landlord, I own this flat.
Bill Swallow 1 year ago
We did the same. Mike had had large dogs for most of his life, and had worked with rescue organizations and helped train dogs. He loves dogs. When he and his wife had to relocate (bad situation), I invited them to move to the DC area and come in with me, so we could save money on housing. At that point, none of us were employed. We soon got jobs, but spent ten years moving from rental to rental, and having to move every 2 - 3 years was killing us, physically and financially. And not having a dog was making Mike sad. So we managed to put together some money, and finally bought our Forever Home. Big enough house on .6 acres, with a big back yard and lots of trees and bushes. A year later, I put in a new fence in the back yard, and Mike started looking at rescue outfits. So we brought home Ren. This is the day we brought him home. Rens-Arriv...0efdea.jpg 
Bill Swallow 1 year ago
That was the day we brought him home. He was about 8 - 10 months old, and had been wandering the roads along apparently most of his life. Here he is several month later - Ren-on-Cou...18a68a.jpg 
The psychology behind this is that people tend to dislike losses more than they like gains. For example, if an egg falls on the ground and breaks, we're more likely to focus on that than the fact that there are still nine more eggs we were lucky enough to get at the store. Bad things, in general, elicit a stronger emotional reaction from us. Bad impressions and stereotypes, for one, form quicker than positive ones.
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Jack Burton 1 year ago (edited)
Damn it's good but it hurts at the same time... And one day they will do another google street view
Jen Hart 1 year ago
There's a "see more dates" feature on street view, so if it updates, you can still go back and see older views 🙂
Load More Replies... Tom Hardeveld 1 year ago
my sadly passed away nextdoor neighbor is still sitting on his bench listening to Dutch songs on Google maps, grumbling at the neighborhood kids and them loving it (so did he) the kindest man, we miss him
Gretchen Esquilin 1 year ago
Meanwhile, I just discovered that my dog can be seen p00ping in my front yard on Google Maps. LOL
MoMcB 1 year ago
My Dad died suddenly when I was 16, too early for video cameras. My uncle found some cine film, and had transferred to VHS. I still remember how it felt to see him moving, and hear his voice again, even though we can't play the tape anymore.
Piglet 1 year ago
There are places that can transfer VHS footage to DVD. Hope you can find somewhere that can help.
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T J R 1 year ago
It's bittersweet. One day, the view will be updated and Dad will be gone...again, and that made me cry. I still have my Dad saved in my phone contacts, even though he passed away 10 years ago. I'm just not ready to delete him.
Piglet 1 year ago
Same. I have my brother's details in my phone. Lost him in 2018.
Load More Replies... Dragons Exist 1 year ago
I've seen people say that if Google Maps keeps updating than someone in 2100 could look at 2015 in detail
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TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
Not as gross as waking up to my cat licking my face after I watched her lick her b******e
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Yettichild 1 year ago
Every once in a while my cat (who passed last September) would boop me back when I booped his snoot. I made sure to say "boop" when he did since I said it when I did it to him.
Kay Sohn 1 year ago
I had gone shopping and bought a bag of kitty litter. When I got home I set it on the living room floor. I went out again for a few hours. When I got home this time, the bag of litter had been clawed open by my cat, Sparky. The litter had spilled onto the carpet. There was a kitty poop on top of the litter! Turns out that they're litter box in bathroom was, well, gross actually. So...they did the smart thing!
glowworm2 1 year ago
That reminds me of a BP article where a woman accidentally locked the room where the cat’s litter box was. So he opened a bag of kitty litter and pooped on top of it!
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Another story about Sparky the grey cat. I lived next to a busy road when I got Sparky as a kitten. I would take him out to the fence and talk to him, saying, "This is a busy street and I want to keep you safe. So do not go beyond this fence." I did this many times during his first couple years of life. He NEVER went beyond the fence which is uncharacteristic for a male-bodied cat! He understood me! So, please talk to your furballs. They grok more than we know!
Annie Persson 1 year ago
I used to kiss my latest rescue cat on his cute little nose, and soon he started giving me kisses. Sticking his sticky little nose into my nostril :-D }-p
HellbladesFFXI 1 year ago
Our grey tabby girl does that. We kissed her a lot right on the nose as a kitten and now when I get home from work she sometimes meows to get my attention from the back of the couch, then stretches up me once I face her to let me kiss her snoot, then sits back down. She's such a sweet cat.
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ί𝔫ＣίŦᵃт𝐔𝐬 1 year ago
My cat Ed would put toy balls on the flaps of cardboard boxes, then bap the flap hard with his paw and chase the ball when it flew in the air. You could ask him where he put certain toys, and he would always take you to them. My mum's dog rings the bell to go outside and when she gets up to per him out, he runs to her chair and steals her tea.
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Irish Lassie 1 year ago
You are a WARRIOR and so is immunotherapy!! My fiancé was given 2-4 weeks after his stage 4 diagnosis back in April 2021. Today, he doesn’t live with cancer, cancer lives with him! Stay positive and strong, friend. You still have so much living to do🍀
ZGutr 1 year ago (edited)
those are predictions my friends, not promises ! keep fighting when you need to ! (I still believe many -if not all- medics give out shorter predictions than they really think. Not likely for relatives to show up being angry someone lived 3 years when 5 months was estimated. The other way around though ...... )
Rob Williams 1 year ago
Well done dude! I was given the all clear in 2011 and know it's a great feeling.
Back to article headlines – research by Claire Robertson and colleagues revealed that people click on headlines with negative words such as 'hate' and 'worst' more than with words like 'love' and 'best.' Previous research also showed that people share content more if it makes them angry.
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Tiny Dancer 1 year ago
And some are waving little hearts on sticks that you know they glued together in class *sniff!*
Load More Replies... KariAdoresHerKats 1 year ago
I'm sorry about your dad. Did having all your friends there help?
Load More Replies... TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
That is ( goes silent ) HELP THE ONION NINJAS ARE ATTACKING
Vampiresscrow 1 year ago
Possible respects on the teacher. Did they have to fight admin for this school 'field trip?' Love this photo. 🖤
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Angrykitten 1 year ago
Of course it did. All men's clothes have pockets. That exact dress for women though wouldn't. It's the only conspiracy I believe in
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Annie Persson 1 year ago
My little daughter once stopped in her tracks and staaaared at a man in a great big ball gown. It was embarrasing, but then I asked her why she stared. "The dress is so pretty"she said. And so we walked over to him and I said I'm sorry to bother you, she thinks your dress is the prettiest she has ever seen and she is too shy to tell you herself. He smiled broadly and told us he had made it himself
Ashley Brown 1 year ago
The world is a better place with people like you and your daughter in it <3
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Upstaged75 1 year ago
You can combine that word and get it past the censor any time. Like fucknugget.
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Tiny Dancer 1 year ago
"The gentle maturing of my family." Weeping here. I upvote this sucker every time I see it.
Dragons Exist 1 year ago
I once went to Goodwill to find a VHS player. It took several days to find a crappy one. The next day they had over 20 of them overflowing the electronics section that were cheaper and better quality than mine
Jane Hower 1 year ago
Hope he found out they can be recorded on DVD's. I did that with all my family tapes.
That raises a question: "Why share something if it makes you feel bad?" Negativity in the comments section also works in a similar way. That's why some people might dump their frustrations on others.
Comments sections are often anonymous, so people rarely feel the consequences of their words in real life. There's also the online disinhibition effect: some things that are acceptable online would hardly be acceptable in real life – there are rarely any checks and balances.
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TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago (edited)
How people treat animals is how I treat them this person gets a 28472837373839747373362367384/10
addyisacat 1 year ago
We’re at rescue number seven. My wife informed me I have no choice…. So we have seven lovely indoor only cats who are looking for their lost siblings as well.
Vampiresscrow 1 year ago
Yeah, sh*t. Package deal! Hello gentlemen. 🖤 Welcome into my humble abode.
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Mimi La Souris 1 year ago
I discovered him thanks to BP (he's unknown in France) and I love his work too
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Auntriarch 1 year ago
My parents both paint, my dad has Alzheimer's now but he will watch Bob Ross all day. He must have been a lovely man
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago
I have been madly in like with Bob Ross ever since I was a little girl.
Bill Swallow 1 year ago
*NEVER* pass up a chance to show love and compassion! It seems like an endangered resource these days, so we need to rev up the factories and add extra shifts!
Lucy 1 year ago
This man and Mr. Roger's 🥹 taught whole generations to love themselves and others 💕
DarkViolet 1 year ago
If those two had ended up doing a show together, the DVD would have had to have been backordered at least six months! The two most all-right dudes on PBS.
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So, how can we avoid falling into this pit of negative news and comments? Arlin Cuncic, MA, recommends starting with the platforms we choose. She suggests choosing outlets that focus on positive news and don't have the anonymity element in the comments.
Cuncic also says that educating yourself outside of the comments section can be helpful. "Read trusted sources of information and form your own opinion rather than relying on what you learn from the comment sections of news sites or social media pages," she writes.
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Amanda Rose 1 year ago
I adore puffins. I first heard about/fell in love with them while my brother was stationed in Iceland with the US Air Force. He had given me a stuffed puffin toy and I just had to read everything I could about them.
ShellsBells 1 year ago
I went to Iceland as my first solo trip. I found a spot that had tons of them. I made three separate trips to get pics of them, two of the trips it was rainy, windy, and cold. My last trip, which was last day there, it was beautiful and sunny. Out of those three trips, I took about 500 pictures, on both a digital camera and on my phone, and spent around three hours total. Was so worth it!
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Bols 1 year ago
I've read once that there was a wooden puffin decoy that looked like it was standing on one leg so other puffin just stood on his one leg as well, they are the cutest
Charlotte Sandoval 1 year ago
Yes! It was to encourage puffins to return and nest there, and it worked!
Load More Replies... Heather Vandegrift 1 year ago
My favorite fact about puffins is that the Porgs in Star Wars came about because the film was shot on an island where they nested, and there were SO MANY that it was impossible to edit them out, so they just used CGI to turn them into characters, which is why the Porgs have bird-like mannerisms
Bill Swallow 1 year ago
Yep. I like the theory that Opus is a Puffin and not a Penguin.
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There's a strong train of thought that Opus, from 'Bloom County', is actually a Puffin and not a Penguin.
Vampiresscrow 1 year ago
It's one of my favourite words in English. So much fun to say. Plus, they are cute
Vampiresscrow 1 year ago
Edit: Plus, they are cute as hell. I also enjoy the words 'arugula' and 'rutabaga'.
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GirlFriday 1 year ago
My local library is open until 9:00PM and has "hangouts" including "Thursday Night Murders" (book club focused on murder mysteries), an Older Americans Alliance (seniors social group), and a group called "You Were Warned About Us" which is for coding 15-17 year-olds. They have all of these groups with quirky names, and there is something going on every evening.
Diolla 1 year ago
If there was a place like tha there I would def go there nights!
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rorschach-penguin 1 year ago
My library used to be open until, like, eleven. Then covid happened.
Thomas Ewing 1 year ago
If public libraries rented apartment rooms for folks that LOVE to read 24/7!
TheBlinkingDuck 1 year ago
The university I work at has the library open until 10 pm. Try one of those
Paisley Nougat 1 year ago
a convivial setting, definitely non-alcoholic, coffee, tea, maybe a cat or two or three
Distancing yourself from the negativity can also help. There's nothing wrong with blocking, unfriending, or unfollowing the pages and people that cause you to have negative reactions. Instead, Cuncic encourages people to contribute to the positivity online. Share wholesome stories with others and leave positive comments – be that little part of change.
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Celtic Pirate Queen 1 year ago
That is SO awesome. I love seeing evidence that true love endures.
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Dragons Exist 1 year ago
Don't forget https://sci-hub.se/, one specifically for free articles usually behind paywalls
Montanavanna 1 year ago
I majored in environmental studies and so many of the instructors would give us digital versions of required reading for free. It was appreciated!
Justin Tyme 1 year ago (edited)
What country is this from? In the United States, colleges and universities cannot legally require students to buy textbooks from the school bookstore. In fact, school bookstores are required by federal law to provide, upon request from a student, all identifying information about a textbook including title, author, edition number, year published, and ISBN number.
Diolla 1 year ago
Oh man. When I was in uni there were books that were extremely expensive AND needed to be ordered by a bookstore from overseas. Internet as we know it today did not exist yet . We all spent countless hours copying entire books. Sometimes doing 4 copies at once meaning after the copying you had to manually split the pile into 4 books, for your fellow students.
Doctor Strange 1 year ago
College textbooks are a massive scam. My father wrote a book on archaeology. Given the nature of it, he first went to a publisher that did college text books. They wanted to charge 150 to 200 per copy. He declined, even though it would have meant more royalties per sale, because he knew it would mostly be used by students. He went to a different publisher, and now the book is available on amazon for about 30 bucks.
Angrykitten 1 year ago
1998 to 2002 I easily spent 800 to 1200 on books per term. I can't imagine what is like now. It's insane
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My 83-year-old nan has completed the LEGO Disney Castle. She is very proud for doing most of it on her own!
Lynne Stankard 1 year ago
Here’s me at 77 thinking I’m too old to get a set of Lego - sod that, I’m getting some Lego!!!!! Thank you 83 year old nan xxxxxxxxx
Sometimes, we need to tell our lizard brain not to engage in activities that give us instant gratification. That includes looking at the comments section. If you know yourself to be one to fall into the rabbit hole of negative comments under a news article, just don't do it. "You might decide that you will only spend five minutes reading comments on social media, and avoid comments on news outlets websites altogether," Cuncic suggests.
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TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago (edited)
I would have the badge for too many hedgehog stuffed animals (I have over 10)
BWC 1 year ago
For me it's action figures and instruments, mainly bass guitars. Do what you love 🖖
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🩶🩷Marvin HoG🩷🩶 1 year ago
That is adorable. We need more chapters of this fine organization all over the world!
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Astro 1 year ago
I feel like raccoons would have so much fun playing with paint 😊❤️
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lookinforlists15 1 year ago
Tito the racoon on YouTube link in the bio if anyone's interested in buying the paintings.
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Lastly, taking a break from all devices is always an option, too. Cuncic recommends not using your smartphone at least 45 minutes before bed. Similarly, designate short periods of time during the day when you're device-free. "Go and do something like go for a walk in nature, do some meditation, write in a journal, or call a friend," she adds.
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TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
Their smiles makes it soooooooooo much more wholesome
Daniela Lavanza 1 year ago
I would do so too. It costs nothing and leaves a good memory for someone, so why not?
TomCat 1 year ago
And now this pic has left a good memory for me. Shows the power of kindness 💗
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Sarah Léon 1 year ago
Few years ago, I was driving in Paris. Well... I was blocked in the trafic in Paris when I saw a wonderful little church on the other side of the road. All the cars were stopped so I opened my window and started to take photos with my professional camera. After 5 minutes I realised the line next to me was empty, and I saw the lady driver in the car just behind mine who was smiling and gestured me to go on. I took some more shots and really thanked her, but I think we were the only ones that day to be happy about this and it's still a very good memory of a very nice person I will never know more than by a smile and 5 minutes of kindness on the highway.
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Diolla 1 year ago
Sorry but I really don't think Steve Irwin is a poster child for being kind to animals.
Penguin Panda Pop 1 year ago
Agree. I loved Steve Irwin's enthusiasm for animals, but he often put them in distress with his approach to presenting tv shows about them.
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TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
Even though I’m non religious I still support people who do and let them be who they be I just wish more people where like that
pfeils wife 1 year ago
100% I've been asked why I say "god bless you" when I'm not religious. And I said, "because you are"
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Apparently there's a troll down voting everyone on this post. I fixed it. Edit: It, not jt.
sharyn turnicky 1 year ago
Perfect example of good employer, religious tolerance, exceptional human being. An example for all
the dancing demon (she/her) 1 year ago
That's great! But for some reason my brain swapped around the "pl" and the "r" in plain rug, and so I thought he was asking for a rain plug and was confused
A. Starhawk Hunt 1 year ago
I was in a hairdresser's one time when some young Arabic men dashed in and one was gesturing laying something out on the floor, but they did not seem to speak English. Compliments of a certain high school I went to one year (and loved!) I looked at the clock and told them he was asking for a towel he could lay on the floor as it was time for him to pray to Mecca.
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Heather Vandegrift 1 year ago
They did scans of elephants' brains while looking at different pictures and recorded the part of the brain that lights up. When does a picture of a person, the elephants' brains showed activity in the same part of their brain that our brains show activity in when we see something cute
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Billy Idol 1 year ago
It's a cute idea but unfortunately, it's not true. People here claiming it, please post a link to the actual study because from what I've found, there isn't one. There are a lot of other cool things about elephants though that are proven
and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 1 year ago
I’m really sorry because it’s a awesome fact but it’s not really true.
Astro 1 year ago
It’s not proven, you mean. That doesn’t mean it’s not true :)
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ZGutr 1 year ago (edited)
this reminds me of Rob Kenny, a man who created the youtube channel “Dad, How Do I?” to help kids who grow Up fatherless like he did (pitty there was no youtube when I had questions about shaving) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrLt2hopxXhUHJ0h0RPtlwnIB8Kq1rM3g
Joshua Moore 1 year ago
My co-worker had an interview for a new position within the same company and was wearing a tie and it was, well just not tied correctly. I asked him to please let me help. I had to put it on myself and tie it and give it back to him. I took it apart and showed him again. He took it back and tied the tie correctly and it looked great. We have been the best of friends or how I refer to us “knuckleheads” for more than 14 years. A little kindness goes a long way. He did get the job btw. 😁
TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
I don’t even know what a Windsor knot is and I know a lot because of sailing
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ZGutr 1 year ago
I hope the owner realizes just how important and valuable this offer is!! Not just for autism, more conditions cause you having a hard time with external impulses. I can remember my kids once running to the counter before bowling, asking them to turn down the music because dad can't cope with it. They turned it off completely (okay, not many guests, but still). The place is closed now, but seeing it still gives me the warmest feelings.
Mad CatMan 1 year ago
I'm not autist, but a restaurant/cafe without music, noise and hulabaloo is a bless. Especially for a Finn living in Bulgaria...
Lyoness 1 year ago
I wish there was more understanding around autism and other neurospicy issues in public spaces. It's exhausting to deal with dirty looks when a child is just being themselves.
Wondering Alice 1 year ago
I was on a school trip a while ago. It was with an alternative provision, so while not a special needs class, we do have a much higher ratio of ND kids than mainstream. Kids were around 12 to 14 year olds. When it was time to leave, one boy started to have a meltdown. It was more or less expected, and I stood with him talking in a soothing way. Just as he was reaching that point where he was being to regulate and wanting a hug, a passing couple stopped really close and stared. The woman then said 'what he needs is a good slap'. So then I had about 10 kids descending in to meltdown. Grrrr. On the other hand, we had given each child a little money for ice-cream, but they had to go up to the counter themselves (some found this really challenging) the staff were so patient and kind. One girl really struggled, kept giving up then going back. When she proudly held up her ice-cream, a few people in the queue clapped. Her smile was priceless.
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Caitlin Burt 1 year ago
I love this. I always feel self conscious if I think I 'look autistic', even though I know that most people wouldn't even care. The fact that loads more places are autism friendly and more understanding is so important not just for the kids but us adults too!! I'm so glad that there is more understanding of autism these days, and knowing that I don't have to feel conscious of if I'm 'flapping' or just having a great time is brilliant.
TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
I have a few autistic friends who would love if this would be implemented everywhere
Shark Lady 1 year ago
It's a beautiful city, it's also expensive but worth it.
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Iva Kazalova 1 year ago
Technically, I’d say we all need a friend like Ben’s, cause he’s the one supporting
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Penguin Panda Pop 1 year ago
These are incredibly big words that not everyone will appreciate.
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TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
If you dream about something and work hard you can achieve your goal
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Black Cat 1 year ago
But does that mean she has to play by herself at the park? Where's her human, why aren't they playing with her? So many questions.
Yayheterogeneity 1 year ago
The owner was very old and couldn't take her any more. Unfortunately Eclipse died, I think last year.
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That dog is smarter, nicer, and 5 trillion percent cooler than most people
Sue Mullen Andersen 1 year ago
So sad that we lost her in 2022. I saw her a few times while she was riding the bus. https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/eclipse-seattle-dog-who-rides-bus-by-herself-dies/JXRS2PSNZNG63GR463RJHSX2EI/
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ShellsBells 1 year ago
My town is home to one of the national training sites for guide dogs. Since they only train during the week, they have an option to adopt a guide dog for the weekend so they aren't stuck in a kennel. After you pass their requirements, you go and pick up a dog or puppy, and they stay with you for the weekend. Every weekend it's a different dog. This is so they can work on their social skills, and just be dogs. There are a lot of restrictions as to not compromise their training, but I've had a friend do it and they loved it! I would totally do, but I work during the weekend 😫
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Kenneth Smith 1 year ago
Dude, if that were my audience, I'd give the performance of a lifetime. You will never find a friendlier, more enjoyable crowd!
TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
Instead of the dogs playing poker painting someone should make a “dogs watching a play” painting
JayWantsACat 1 year ago
This feels like a great way to get stage actors more practice and/or to utilize existing rehearsals.
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TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago (edited)
I personally love bees because my grandpa has thousands and because of them I have only ever had store bought honey once in my life and the difference was huge and the store bought honey wasn’t as sweet or fresh and the bees that make store bought honey aren’t treated good and they use smokers
Diana Graham 1 year ago
OMG really! I find bees on my lawn and carry them to a safe spot so i can finishing mowing. I'm allergic, but I love them. Now I can feed them too!!
Danielle 1 year ago
If it's sitting on the ground that's a good sign. Though this keyring is good on a pinch, it's better to put them on a flower.
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Somewhere warm 1 year ago
Just bought a set. I’m the one in our local pub garden that will rescue bees whilst the men all run away 😂
RajunCajun 1 year ago
I would pull wet bees out of my pool and put them in a sunny spot with a drop of honey.
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New Everywhere 1 year ago
My granddad looked like a black santa claus and I miss him! Taught me to ride horses too
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Melissa Buddin 1 year ago
I also have synesthesia, but mine relates colors to letters, numbers and full words. To this day, I can remember customer's full account numbers from a bank I worked at more than 35 years ago. I see them as a series of colors.
Astro 1 year ago
I have grapheme-colour synesthesia too :) I remember all my previous phone numbers and debit/credit card numbers because of the colours and textures haha
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I never knew some people could only see colors when listening to music
Dragons Exist 1 year ago (edited)
Not only colors from music, just music also makes colors. I don't remember what it's called but it also applies to taste, touch, and some other non-sight things that make color
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Linda Riebel 1 year ago
Buy the color blind friend those glasses that let them see color. In doubt? Watch the videos of the person seeing color for the first time. Kids go Wow and adults cry.
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Yayheterogeneity 1 year ago
Oh come on people. Annabel Wood was just trying to be funny. Not very successfully I agree, but can we please upvote her again? So she gets over -9. Thank you!
Papa 1 year ago
My up vote just pushed it to +4 (some people really need to see if Amazon sells a sense of humor).
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ZuriLovesYou 1 year ago
Ah, yes. Some of BoredPanda's infamous negativity. Gotta have it. 🙄
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Who cares, that’s not the important part at all. Doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful 🥰
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Brian Droste 1 year ago
Did you know that was a ad lib line in the movie?
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Marianne 1 year ago
If you give up your first class seat for a stranger, I will forgive you for humble bragging.
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Dawnieangel76 1 year ago
With all that's going on in the world which is negative, I am almost ecstatic reading a humble brag.
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Kraneia The Dancing Dryad 1 year ago
Makes you wonder who she was and where the locket is now. And what happened to him.
Jeffrey Diehl 1 year ago
My grandfather stuck a wallet size photo of grandma on the instrument panel of his plane. He said she brought him good luck
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Salty_Sasquatch 1 year ago
Actually and sadly I've seen blonde haired blue eyed Jesus. Shameful.
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Stephen Lyford 1 year ago
Wrong. That's clearly Kenny Loggins, and he taught us about the Danger Zone, and how to be footloose.
Salty_Sasquatch 1 year ago
Come on Christians. Where was Jesus born and where did he live? Middle east. What do people who live there look like? Not white.
TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
Someone should make a religion where they worship obi-wan
Kathleen McGann 1 year ago
Luke Skywalker and the Christ and Siddhartha and the Quizat Sadarach... are versions of the same Messiah myth that repeats across many cultures.
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Norm Gilmore 1 year ago
Why yes, yes you do. One chap who came up to say hello when I was working on a farm.😁 IMG_5511-6...32cdfc.jpg 
Natty Tempest 1 year ago
Not baaaad. That scenery is nothing to bleat at either. No need to be sheepish either because that just gets my goat!
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Tobias Reaper 1 year ago
i love this as a person with ADHD i can confirm this is a very apt description
Yayheterogeneity 1 year ago
Oops, that's how I clean. I always thought I am just lazy...
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I always think when I'm done with cleaning 'it's better than it was'.
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago
I should like OP to come over so my cats can ride the human Roomba.
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Blue Flower 1 year ago
AFV had videos of people under anastesia, the guy wanted to know who the girl was, she said I’m your wife, he said he had hit the jackpot 🤣
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Ace 1 year ago
Not sure I understand this one, TBH, is 'Black Hair' or hairstyles like this somehow discouraged or disparaged in the US?
Nonna_SoF 1 year ago
Oddly, yes. It is, or at least has been, a problem that a lot of places have policies on what kind of hairstyles their employees can wear. These often exclude styles that work well for black hair.
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CORNrow hair is the best choice while planting stuff
Stardust she/her 1 year ago
Wait but isn’t there a little bit risk of contamination if you don’t cover your hair? Her hair is beautiful though not going to lie
Astro 1 year ago
It’s braided very tightly and close to the scalp :) also it’s just plants
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Bored Retsuko 1 year ago
In the USA, most black women wear wigs because people keep telling them their natural curly hair looks "unprofessional". :-(
Load More Replies... Natty Tempest 1 year ago
I was unaware of stigma of hair colour and style... Frankly, I don't understand race discrimination, let alone hair discrimination!
New Everywhere 1 year ago
Excellent research opportunity here for those who don't understand. There's a great episode of Last Week Tonight about black hair that's an easy to digest summary
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Upstaged75 1 year ago
I have a "pet" toad that lives in my window well. I noticed him hanging out in there so I went and bought him a little house, some plants, a tiny pond, and a jar of dried mealworms to put in a little leaf shaped dish. At night he taps on the window to say hi. I get a lot of enjoyment out of watching him. Sometimes he brings a friend around, but mostly it's just him chilling out there. :)
Disfunktional 1 year ago
I'm going to take a wild guess that his name is "Toads" in the Contacts list.
Melissa Buddin 1 year ago
My mom sang this when I was a child. We all sang it at her funeral. Great post. Thanks for sharing. :-)
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ZGutr 1 year ago
wait .... do you realize you called your dad a looser? i can only hope that wasn't intended
DC 1 year ago
Building shelves is an important skill. It can make hoarding look ok for years! Nah, seriously (although, true, that is...), if you're able to do that, and maybe even somewhat nice, it spares you a ton of money and you never need to compromise due to space and available sizes. You built it into the space it is supposed to fit in, and of course, it does. I do that ... well, did, ran out of space...
TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
I hope your parents love each other and stay together forever because this is true love
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karen Young 1 year ago
I always tell my dog she is voted best dog in the neighborhood. And employee of the month at our house. 9 years running.
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Heather Vandegrift 1 year ago
Well, looks like you live there now! (Until momma gets back, at least)
Rocky Horror Panda 1 year ago
How do they know she's old? Handwriting looks pretty good to me.
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DC 1 year ago
Yeah ... made the olives sad ... what kind of human does that?
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Ok, now ... take a green olive that has resided in oil, preferably a seed oil. Take a FRESH toe of garlic and cut to fit in the hole. Put in. Eat this. Never eat anything else again! The olives with garlic already in them ... a lame excuse at best. THAT is the most bestest taste of the world, or at least of my kitchen.
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Fat Harry 1 year ago
We had to do this with a sick rabbit. We called it a bunny burrito.
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Panda Kicki 1 year ago
We used to just zero the scale with whatever the owl liked to sit on and put them there.
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TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
I hope you start this a tradition and it gets passed down
Bobert Robertson 1 year ago
Lol having one beer with your old man is bonding, not alcoholism. Drinking a case and taking everything out on your kid would be a whole different scenario. I drink a beer with my old man every time we're together.
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ZGutr 1 year ago
just for the love of them, or you after an higher goal ? Chips? Fries? Vodka? ;)
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Donkey boi 1 year ago
My wife LOVES butterflies. I spent months researching all the different things that would attract every kind of butterfly in our region. What they feed on, where they lay their eggs, where they rest, do they like certain colours and what ones they avoid. Winter before last, I made a seating area in our garden and surrounded it with the various plants, fruits, and colours. Last year, while reading a book in the seating area, she found that she was a perch for at least 15 butterflies at once. I loved seeing her so happy. She called me at work yesterday (I've never hear her sound so excited), to tell me she can't wait, because she's just see the first caterpillars of the year.
Natty Tempest 1 year ago
I attract emotionally damaged people who use me as a surrogate sibling or father... Not sure what that makes me...
Eric S. 1 year ago
If you focus on being a doodyhead you will attract flies
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Faye Drewit 1 year ago
my mother sang that, and "the rainbow connection" to my little brother when they had to pull him off life support. very sad song
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ZGutr 1 year ago (edited)
Mom lived 100Km away. I once called her short after midnight (over a landline, text was not yet invented) when I had it rough. She just said "do you want me to come?" I could see her before me, grabbing her car key while waiting for an answer. I declined, but just the offer (and she WOULD live up to it) made all the difference in the world. That's the kind of dad i became after her example. 24/7/365 on-call. Moms are powerfull sfuff!
Kate C 1 year ago
Sounds just like my Mom, I am blessed to still have with me (she is 90). I have always known she was there for me and would help me in any way she could, though I have a wonderful husband, sisters, and friends, I will be devasted the day she passes, perhaps because I will be afraid/uncertain for the first time in my life.
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Rocky Horror Panda 1 year ago
Sometimes I'm immobilized but hopefully upcoming back surgery will fix that.
SparkDragon 1 year ago
A sheep on its back, however, may have forgotten which way is up. Seriously.
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I was grocery shopping and turned around from getting milk out of the fridge section and this guy was in my cart. No clue where he came from. He was mad when I finally caught him as he tried to scurry into my groceries. But then when he felt my hands were warm as I carried him outside (leaving my cart), he hugged onto my hand and closed his eyes and turned green. Didn’t move for a bit too, just took a short recharge on my hand. He was so thankful. It was so sweet.
Skipper Laine 1 year ago
That's exactly what I was thinking! What a great show!
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Deborah B 1 year ago
I hope he was local, and didn't hitch a ride to the store in a produce box.
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Charlie the Cat 1 year ago
My time on Earth is finished hooman. I'm flying back to the mothership.
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The Other Guest 1 year ago
Having had a dog fall out of a car window before, this photo fills me with anxiety.
Huddo's sister 1 year ago
Me too! My mum was dog sitting and had the dog on a leash in the back seat and he still managed to fly out the window, dangling from the leash, not quite touching the ground!
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Upstaged75 1 year ago
My last cat did this all the time. Sometimes she'd even lay her head on my pillow. :)
Shark Lady 1 year ago
My younger cat climbs under my duvet every evening after dinner. It's never the same spot though so I have to be very cautious getting into bed, I don't want to yeet her.
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Heather Vandegrift 1 year ago
I went "awww" when I saw the opossum with his little opossum toy... And then it got BETTER when I scrolled down and saw the CROCS! 😂
Lily Anne 1 year ago
These animals are so cautious, I wonder how this one came to trust his human like that.
Lexekon 1 year ago
Possibly like my cousin's, who was adopted as a baby after an accident orphaned it.
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ConstantlyJon 1 year ago
I'm just surprised the Wii lasted that long! We've gone through 3 of them.
TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
Wii’s are making a huge comeback and my local used gaming stuff store is sold out of Wii sports and Wii’s luckily I got one and I love it even though I have the newest consoles
Skater Chick (he/they) 1 year ago
my old wii broke right after my friend gave me a bunch of their old games 😭😭 I'm devastated
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The Worcester Public Library in Massachusetts announced that people who have lost or damaged a book can bring a photo, drawing, or magazine clipping of a cat, and get their library cards reactivated.
Miss Tinker 1 year ago
I work at a library in NSW, Australia. I will definitely be suggesting this to my manager!
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Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 1 year ago
This genuinely makes me think of my favourite YouTuber one topic
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ConstantlyJon 1 year ago
Can this apply to waiters too? I'd like to just walk away from rude tables, please.
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Been feeling a bit bad about the squirrels having been shut out by the spinning bird feeder. I made them a special place of their own to have a sit down lunch with some squirrel dignity.
Astro 1 year ago
If you think about how humans are just little mammals scurrying around this floating space rock for a brief moment in time….we can be pretty cute sometimes
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Although I like the picture, the words "squirrel" and "dignity" do not exist in the same universe.
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VOTE if you live in the USA 1 year ago
I feel like these guys could have easily turned into alpha dude bros. Nice to see them recognize the privileges they were given and using that to make life safer for everyone else. ❤️ Beautiful.
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Jumping spiders have singlehandedly cured my fear of spiders/bugs in general.
So, meet my boy, Cannon.
David Paterson 1 year ago
Jumping spiders are fun, friendly, surprising, active and harmless. They don't spin webs, they just walk around, and jump.
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TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
The tree looks like it’s going to say “would you like some sap with your tree”
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I helped the old lady next door with her new TV.
So she brought us a giant container of cheesy poofs as a thank you.
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Random Panda 1 year ago
Talkeetna, Alaska is a great place! The Blue Grass festival they have every year is so fun.
AlienatedCheeseStick 1 year ago
I KNOW THIS PLACE! I went there once on a memorial weekend camping trip to talkeetna with my family a few years ago! You get to hold baby bunnies and they wrap them in little washcloths and call them bunny burritos 💕
Blue Bunny of Happiness 1 year ago
This is adorable, but carrots aren’t good for bunny tummies, they’re too sugary. My rabbits would be terrified at being handled by strangers, but I guess some would be okay with it.
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Igor914624 1 year ago
Years ago, My father and I were working in his attic. He missed a step, and went through the insulation and sheet rock. I caught him around the neck and pulled him back up with him choking the whole time. If he had fallen though, he would have landed on my mother's plate glass coffee table. He always made the joke that I "choked the life back into him". He passed in 2020. I miss him every day.
Upstaged75 1 year ago
My dad put his foot through the ceiling once when he accidentally stepped in the wrong place up in the attic. Unfortunately for him that part of the ceiling had custom wallpaper. Mom was not pleased. :)
Blue Bunny of Happiness 1 year ago
One of my friends has a story that starts, “The second time (her husband) fell through the ceiling…”. He also knocked himself out using a crowbar to get a tree root out of the ground. He’s thankfully better at being a neurosurgeon.
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HolyDiver 1 year ago
This is an important lesson I had to learn as a man. It didn't really sink in until my 40's. Sometimes you just need to listen and sometimes you can try to help. The hard part was knowing the difference until I learned how simple it was to just ask "Would you like me to just listen or try to help?"
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Please enjoy this photo of my dog enjoying an ice cream at the park
Eric Williams 1 year ago
Oooo! Don't do that! Not good for your critter! https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/nutrition/can-dogs-eat-ice-cream/
MP 1 year ago
Life is short. Everyone eats things that aren’t good for them, as a treat sometimes. I say this as someone on a very strict and somewhat boring diet.
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ConstantlyJon 1 year ago
As someone who works customer service all day every day, I agree. Love when I find a kind soul. I wish all guests/patients could be like my regulars.
Alison Marchand 1 year ago
My fiance goes out of his way to have conversations with customer service like this every single time 😆
Natty Tempest 1 year ago
Even if the person on the other side has to right a terrible wrong, I appreciate their time and energy and make sure they know it.
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Baleygr 1 year ago
The planet is perfectly fine. It's the ecosystem, the one we need to live here, that we're f*****g up.
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SlothyK8 1 year ago
I find concepts like this heartening. It's good to know that I'm a teensy, insignificant part of universal history. My life, good and bad, is mostly irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. It reminds me not to take myself seriously, to stop ruminating over little things, and to try to keep my footprint as small as I am. Humans live outsized lives relative to their importance, and it causes SO many problems: climate change, pollution, war, hate, fear....
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My 4 year old niece drew me at school today. I always wear my hair up in a bun, so she drew me with one
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TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
That is true talent right there and excellent mothering!!!!!
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Saint Thomas 1 year ago
That's nice of Amazon. Almost makes up for the slavery like work conditions of their workers.
Cora Han 1 year ago
Ironcially some of those boxes might go back to the emplyoees.
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Katherine Forest 1 year ago
Or just not order the clutter from Amazon in the first place. Save yourself the trouble.
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David Paterson 1 year ago
Too big for a velociraptor. Neck not long enough for a coelophysis. Claws not big enough for a dinonychus. I wonder what it is.
TotallyNOTAFox 1 year ago
I would abandon god for a raptor puppy! (Just a joke - I'm already an atheist)
Donkey boi 1 year ago
I wouldn't say it's what I want... But I'm not going to say I don't want it.
Sparky4 1 year ago
Thanks for that. I thought this was even more ridiculous than the usual stuff.
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As a Christian, I would like this world as well. Give me a dino who loves snuggles, please.
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Rahul Pawa 1 year ago
Incorrect. User# 6 got it right. Years divisible by 100 don't have leap day unless they are also divisible by 400. 2000 was a leap year, but 2100, 2200, and 2300 wil not be leap years.
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Marianne 1 year ago
Why do wholesome posts always make me cry? I always think they will cheer me up. But I guess crying does more for healing than laughing does.
Irishwoman abroad 1 year ago
Better than getting all steamed up at those "beggars who were choosers" awful posts
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TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
I actually have one so once in 5th grade I did not get my art project done so I had to go to the art room and finish it. While I was working on it someone strangely familiar walked in. A few minutes after glancing over at each other he asked me my name and I said “my name is Bryson” then he said “Wait did you go to (school name)” then I said yes and turns out he was my best friend from my old old school (I’m currently at my 3rd school because I was bullied at my 2nd one) and to this day we are best friends and play squads in Fortnite with our two friends and eat lunch together. I am so happy that we found out that we knew each other. When 6th grade came around we had all but one class together and always sat by each other hiding our AirPods in our ears and listening to music
TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
We are currently in 7th grade and have almost known each other for 9 years
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Marianne 1 year ago
Why do wholesome posts always make me cry? I always think they will cheer me up. But I guess crying does more for healing than laughing does.
Irishwoman abroad 1 year ago
Better than getting all steamed up at those "beggars who were choosers" awful posts
Load More Replies... TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
I actually have one so once in 5th grade I did not get my art project done so I had to go to the art room and finish it. While I was working on it someone strangely familiar walked in. A few minutes after glancing over at each other he asked me my name and I said “my name is Bryson” then he said “Wait did you go to (school name)” then I said yes and turns out he was my best friend from my old old school (I’m currently at my 3rd school because I was bullied at my 2nd one) and to this day we are best friends and play squads in Fortnite with our two friends and eat lunch together. I am so happy that we found out that we knew each other. When 6th grade came around we had all but one class together and always sat by each other hiding our AirPods in our ears and listening to music
TheRealFrappuchinoTheHedgehogr 1 year ago
We are currently in 7th grade and have almost known each other for 9 years
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