There's a giraffe in someone's backyard in this photo in Ethiopia.3yr ⋅ bigosik_ ⋅ r/googlemapsshenanigans
My modest battle station didn’t get too much attention on r/battlestations, so I’m posting it here3yr ⋅ bigosik_ ⋅ r/AverageBattlestations
Can some Photoshop master here edit that bastard out? I really like the photo and wanted to use it as a wallpaper on my phone, but I don’t want to look at that degenerate.5yr ⋅ bigosik_ ⋅ r/farpeoplehate
The McDonald’s I’ve just eaten at had the options to use a paper straw or no straw for your drink4yr ⋅ bigosik_ ⋅ r/naturebros
Every single slice of cheese is packed separately. I feel there must be a better way, no matter the kind of cheese.5yr ⋅ bigosik_ ⋅ r/EgregiousPackaging
You bought a product and then in some time it will just stop working, because a corporation said so.2yr ⋅ bigosik_ ⋅ r/assholedesign
Saved lots of desk space by installing a monitor arm. Stocked with how my setup looks like now.3yr ⋅ bigosik_ ⋅ r/battlestations
I was in Jordan last week and I had truly wonderful experience. It’s probably the most beautiful place I’ve ever been to. It’s been an awesome adventure and I also have to admit: Jordanians are probably the kindest people I’ve met. I really felt welcomed. What is your favorite place you’ve visited?5yr ⋅ bigosik_ ⋅ r/cultureshare
What’s the weather like in your country/region right now? In Wrocław, Poland it’s about 12 degrees Celsius, it’s sunny but quite windy. We can feel the spring coming, though.5yr ⋅ bigosik_ ⋅ r/cultureshare
Pierogi - a traditional Polish dish. Quite casual, served not only during holiday, but also throughout the whole year. Comes with different fillings: potatoes and cheese, meat, mushrooms or cabbage. Can be fried or cooked. Can also be served with onion. What’s a typical dish in your countries?5yr ⋅ bigosik_ ⋅ r/cultureshare
Why can't I move my scout? Neither the tile I'm standing on nor the tile I want to go to is a hill tile.3yr ⋅ bigosik_ ⋅ r/civ
