So tired of seeing this on social media

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Upside-down fig tree in Bacoli, Italy. No one is quite sure how the tree ended up there or how it survived, but year after year it continues to grow downwards and bear figs.

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🔥 The who's and why's of Animal Eyes 🔥

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These are called Witches Stairs. Allegedly, witches can't climb up them. You will occasionally find them in old New England homes.

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Here's a photo of the photographer Charles C. Ebbets taking the iconic Lunch atop a Skyscraper photo.

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In 1960, David Latimer planted a garden inside of a bottle and sealed it shut. He opened the bottle and watered the plant in 1972 and sealed it for good. It has been a self sustaining ecosystem for 60 years.

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Making the most of a bad situation

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Bruh, how many times you wanna be dumb?

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Sorry Moses

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The who's and why's of animal eyes

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Getting mad at a Target for not arresting her sooner

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Strawberry Finch anyone?

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A white Cardinal spotted in Ontario

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50's dating advice for women

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Builder Murray Berrill created an innovative staircase that doubles as storage for 156 bottles of wine

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A fitted sheet at the beach can come in handy as a picnic area

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Ahhh the Royals

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Patrick Dougherty shapes living trees into amazing natural tree buildings.

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Some warnings should never need be said

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Brilliantly Written for all the Karens out there

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Copper isn’t magnetic but creates resistance in the presence of a strong magnetic field, resulting in dramatically stopping the magnet before it even touches the copper.

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West Texas storm chaser Laura Rowe captured the picture of a lifetime, fantastic shot of a mature supercell thunderstorm, illuminated at varying heights from the setting sun.

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Dating advice from the 50's

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I didn't realize how much make up went into his act.

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Ahhh superbowl ads...

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Easter Island Excavations -Got from Brian Foerster's Page. Check the detail out

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1905 Army WW1 bicycle with spring wheels

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Wait for it...:)

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Operation Baby Lift was a success

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And who controls all of it?

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Injured Tortoise who lost shell in fire receives worlds first 3D printed shell.

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The Vasa ship capsized and sank in Stockholm 1628. After over 330 years on the sea bed the warship was salvaged and the Vasa Museum built around the only completely intact and best preserved 17th century ships in existence.

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Not that she can see color or anything

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Here's what a double king bed looks like. I can imagine finding sheets isn't easy

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WCGW not strapping the Mattress down?

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Strap er' down next time lad!

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Coffee was so important during the civil war that some of the guns had coffee grinders built into them just like this one. Soldiers were allotted 19kgs of Coffee per year.

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Actually that's exactly why they were let go.

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They forgot how much ice is actually on land

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Company decided to create new bullseye targets with Greta's image on them. She's a child FFS.. what is wrong with people?!

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A Peruvian elongated skull with metal surgically implanted after returning from battle, estimated to be from about 2000 years ago. The broken bone surrounding the repair is tightly fused together indicating it was a successful surgery.

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Cancelling Looney Tunes is the real issue here.... right

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They used to provide cold air to your car at some of the drive-in restaurants. 1957

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Tomorrow Island (Big Diomede) and Yesterday Island (Little Diomede). The Diomede islands are just three miles apart but the bigger island is almost one day ahead of its smaller neighbour (21 hours) because they sit on either side of the International Date Line which passes through the Pacific Ocean.

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Props to all faxes and foxes involved. This made me smile

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On April 20, 1972, Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke, the youngest human in history to ever walk on the lunar surface, left a photo of this family portrait of him, his two sons, and his wife, which remains on the moon to this day.

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🔥 Baby Platypus, a creature once thought to be a myth 🔥

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Kenyan runner Abel Mutai was just a few feet from the finish line, but became confused with the signage and stopped, thinking he completed the race. Spanish runner, Ivan Fernandez, right behind him, realized what was happening, started shouting at the Kenyan to continue and pushed Mutai to victory.

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Surprise!

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Interesting little advert from the 60s.

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Early 1900’s fireman suit for the fireman to get closer to the fire.

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Must really suck to have to pay restitution for damages to families you don't believe even exist.

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Before and After Mural, photo by Todd Alexander But not sure who did the mural.

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If you're struggling today, just remember... it's 1 day at a time. You got this!

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This is the Legendary Sword in the Stone of San Galgano. San Galgano was told to renounce all worldly desires in a vision from Archangel Michael. San Galgano claimed that was as easy as cutting stone with a sword and then magically cut the stone like butter and it's been there ever since.

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🔥 The don't call him the King of the jungle for nothing 🔥

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Why is this so hypnotising?

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A Seattle Washington Motor home made from a single Douglas Fir Log on a 1920 3 ton Dodge Brothers chassis. The Douglas Fir was named after David Douglas a Scottish botanist

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Going to Yellowstone park expecting to see trained bears.

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Eltanin Antenna. Anomalous structure on the sea floor near Antarctica with perfect 90 degree limbs at a height of just 2 feet. More info in comments.

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No way this was done in one night next to a busy road with a plank and cords.

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Where'd the plant water go? - Best appreciated when read with a Scottish accent.

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Only took an hour to find him next to them...

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Yeah, may want to pick that Holocaust book back up

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1000 year old Russian art, depicting some very strange worshipping.

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This seems to fit here

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When sperm whales need a nap, they take a deep breath, dive down about 45 feet and arrange themselves into perfectly-level, vertical patterns. They sleep sound and still for up to two hours at a time between breaths, in pods of 5 or 6 whales, presumably for protection.

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Chinese explorer Zheng He’s ship compared to Christopher Columbus’ “Santa Maria”. They both lived and sailed at the same time.

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This 77 Foot long snake sculpted from snow. He and his family spent the afternoon making it together

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Carlo Crivellis The Annunciation 1486.

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Four young women playing volleyball on stilts at the beach in Venice, California, 1934.

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Wonder why he chose these as his design?

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It's actually called science.

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Wolseley Motors Limited was a British motor vehicle manufacturer founded in early 1901 by the Vickers armaments combine in conjunction with Herbert Austin. It initially made a full range, topped by large luxury cars, and dominated the market in the Edwardian era.

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Czech climber Adam Indra free-climbing El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. Amazing!

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The knotted branches of a ‘Spider’s Web’ tree (also known as ‘Strangler Fig’) Nanning, Guangxi, China

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Summers Triumph, 1538

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Yes Karen, that's exactly what it means actually.

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Rewriting the rules to attempt to suit your narrative because you didn't like the answer.

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Massive Logs being taken out on a massive sled. This was shared to me by a friend. There are only 2 horse showing but i believe that was just for the picture, as they would require a few more to pull that many logs. Still impressive for the day.

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Why do people just randomly believe and share memes without fact checking anything? 3.5g of cocaine, or an 8 ball and you'd be on the floor. It was 1/400th in case you're wondering. They still use coca leaves today too and transport a couple hundreds of thousands of kilo's every year. Link Below

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Picnic tables in Clairmont Alberta Canada made of composite plastic are bending from the heat wave.

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Caterpillar of the Saturniidae Moth

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Hard to discount old news clippings that don't seek to glorify something for gain. Just the facts.

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This is the product of Origami Master Juho Konkkola. Used 1 piece of paper only, no cuts, all folds, and 3 months work. Link in comments

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Found on back of shoe box... Was curious about 36.

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Rope and Boards?? I don't think so.

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The 1932 Helicron, a propeller powered vehicle.

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This 12m long sliver of granite is located at Half Dome Yosemite, California. Named the Thank God Ledge, it is the only way to get beyond the Visor, a massive roof that looms over the Regular Northwest Face route of the Yosemite National Park.

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Cheryl Treadway was being held captive and hostage by her boyfriend at the time. So she ordered a pepperoni pizza and wrote Please help. Get 911 to me, in the comments section. Story link in comments.

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Using Sugared Water in your iron to make clothes smell sweet

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Gonna throw this Karen gem here. I'm still baffled how many people still don't understand the arrow system or simply choose to ignore it.

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Protection of our eyes from the sun was invented long long long ago. Check these OG shades. The same practice was used for thousands of years before our modern sun glasses.

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How convenient is this shoe compartment

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I've been hearing my neighbors break and smash things all morning and just found out why. He got something called a vengeance van??? WTF, You can literally pay someone to show up with a van full of stuff meant strictly for you to break and destroy and let out all your frustrations. Sweet.

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THIS! I remember actually reading about how Steven Speilberg was given special inside info on retrieved alien technology and that ALOT of the movie was done like this purpose as part of a slow disclosure. Pretty strange

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So, there's a book from over 100yrs ago about a young president named trump...but there's more

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The Prevention and Correction of Left-Handedness in Children, 1936. A fine example of the sinister thinking and shocking ignorance of the day.

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IMB 2311 1964 Disk Storage Drive with capacity of around 1.21MB.

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Gold Sandals from Egypt dating back to 1500 BC, apparently came with toe caps.

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England has over 25000 round abouts. This one is called the Magic Round About. I get anxiety just looking at it

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A family bikes down the street in a 1939 four-person bicycle invention, which includes two levels and a sewing machine station

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I'm going to guess and say he's probably not been with many women

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Good ol' natural immunity thanks to 12 Mile Creek.

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Dads piano has a built in floppy disk.

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The FBI set up an elaborate and long sting that provided special cryptic phones to criminals. Trojan horse'd them all and recorded every move and every call and text allowing a massive bust.

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I really hope someone helped this guy

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How to properly use merge lanes.

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Less than 0.1% of those reading this will go on to support us - I wonder why?!?

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Found this advert in an 1875 paper for the Steam Man. Wonder how many people fell for it. The greatest invention of Modern Times.

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CBRN Escape Hood provided to those in Congress during the current riot.

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Only the purest of pure. No self pleasure allowed!

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When your tutorial video accidentally shows your search history... Hmmm are babies dishwasher safe?

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