Hey, Peg, you got to take better care of the house. These plants are all lifeless and limp. Maybe they'd feel more at home in the bedroom, Al.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/TheSimpsons
Locations proposed for Shopping Malls in Connecticut- November 4, 19791yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Connecticut
States where the government has a monopoly on the sales of some or all alcoholic beverages3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
All the states that the Census Bureau reports lost population in the last year. (OC)3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
NASA's experimental X-59 aircraft will test a unique fuselage design meant to mitigate sonic booms. Test flights should begin in 2022.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/aviation
The Ike Dike is a $26 billion proposed flood control scheme meant to protect Houston from hurricane storm surges3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
Traffic on US 1 in Greenwich in 1983 while the Mianus Bridge was being repaired2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Connecticut
Buckeye, Arizona was the fastest growing city in America from 2010 to 2020, increasing in population by a whopping 80% and still not even coming close to filling its zoning capacity of 1.5 million.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/CityPorn
Despite all the hand wringing about urban sprawl destroying nature, it's agriculture that's taking up most of our land.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/megafaunarewilding
Downtown Arlington in 1950- Yes, there was once a time when Dallas and Fort Worth were distinct cities2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Dallas
Traffic on I-95 in Stamford- The biggest barrier to prosperity for Connecticut.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Connecticut
Size of a transistor compared to a blood cell and a human hair1yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Damnthatsinteresting
In the Summer of 2021, my parents, my sister, and her then-boyfriend threw off the shackles of car oppression to visit Mount Vernon. It only took them an extra 3 hours round trip1yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/FuckCarscirclejerk
You're the internet's number one non-porno site Which makes you ten trillionth overall2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/TheSimpsons
The Interchange between the LBJ Freeway and the George Bush Turnpike- Irving, Texas3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
On June 28, 1983, a section of the Mianus River Bridge in Greenwich collapsed, leading to 3 Deaths and 3 Injuries.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Connecticut
Houston Center- A plan by the Texas Eastern Company to develop 32 Downtown City Blocks with Apartments, Hotels, Offices, and Shopping, all on top of a massive parking garage with 40,000 spaces (1970)4yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Unbuilt_Architecture
Homer: What on earth are you doing? Lisa: Practicing Tennis Homer: That's tennis? Then what's the one where the chicks whale on each other? Bart: Foxy Boxing? Homer: Yes! That's what I wanted!2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/TheSimpsons
I was working on a flat tax proposal and I accidentally proved there's no god2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/TheSimpsons
The Mesquite Solar Power Plant Takes Advantage of Arizona's Abundance of Sunshine to Generate 400 MW of power. Plants like this are the prelude to our future of abundant, very low cost, and clean energy.3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
It's like a piece of postmodernist art that they put a prison in the median of I-95 in Dedham. Brings to mind J.G. Ballard's Concrete Island2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/boston
Map of Needham in 1856. In 1881, West Needham broke off and became Wellesley2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/boston
The Autobahnuberbauung Schlangenbader Straße is a 1,064 unit apartment complex complex that straddles Autobahn 104 in Berlin3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The Salton Sea in California is an endhorheic lake fed by agriculture run off. Once a popular tourist spot and mating area for birds, the accumulation of salt and pollution has turned it into the biggest ongoing environmental disaster in the United States1yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Damnthatsinteresting
The only billboard in all of Scottsdale, Arizona (Population: 255,000)- The construction of new billboards was banned in the 1960s1yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Damnthatsinteresting
The Grand Canyon Escalande was a proposed resort that was to have been built on Navajo Nation land on the rim of the Grand Canyon. Most controversially, it would've included a tramway to take tourists to the bottom. It was vetoed by the Navajo Nation in 2017.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
On January 19, 1983, a truck with failed brakes slammed into 4 cars waiting at a tollbooth in Stratford on I-95. The fiery wreck led to 7 deaths and was a key reason for the removal of Connecticut's highway tolls in 1985.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Connecticut
Aah! What on Earth have you done?! My McGuppies became Bazongas! Great Ceaucescu's Ghost! Are those real? Oh... right2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/TheSimpsons
NOW GO GET US SOME INCRIMINATING FOOTAGE. REMEMBER, YOU HAVE TO GET IN AND OUT IN 10 MINUTES, OR YOU'LL SUFFER PERMANENT NECK DAMAGE.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/TheSimpsons
New Southbound Lanes on the Rappahannock River Bridge in Fredericksburg, Virginia Opened 3 Days Ago, relieving a notorious bottleneck on I-95.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Suburban Development that preserves ecosystems- The Woodlands, Texas3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/megafaunarewilding
Planned Wildlife Crossing at Liberty Canyon over the 101 Freeway- Los Angeles3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The B-52 entered service in 1955 and it was assumed it would be retired within a decade. It's still flying 66 years later and should be with us into the 50s, having proven to be a Swiss Army Knife that has seen off competition from more advanced but much less versatile aircraft.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/aviation
The Superconducting Super Collider (SSC) was a proposed 54.1 mile long particle accelerator to be built south of Dallas, TX. The high cost and questions about its benefits led to its cancellation in 1993 by which point 14 miles of tunnel had been dug.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
Election Results if Texas invoked its power to split into 5 states (H/T: @ShaunKetkar)3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
The Meriadeck District in Bordeaux- A 1960s urban renewal project featuring elevated decks connected by footbridges to keep pedestrians separate from vehicles.3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Paul Bracq's idea for a never built V8 powered BMW coupe for the American market (1200x964)2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/carporn
Interstate H-3 in Hawaii- Example of ecosystem friendly highway design3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/megafaunarewilding
The Toledo Strip is a stretch of land that was fought over by Ohio and Michigan in the Toledo War of 1835, which led to one Ohioan being wounded.3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
The I-285/I-85 interchange, nicknamed Spaghetti Junction- DeKalb County, Georgia3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
By recycling the water from sinks, showers, and washing machines to flush toilets or irrigate gardens, household water consumption can be reduced by 50%1yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Damnthatsinteresting
And they call them Steamed Hot Dogs despite the fact that they are obviously grilled2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/boston
The 1976 Presidential Election Laid Bare the Well Known East-West Divide in American Politics3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
The 1974 Jeep Cherokee was the first vehicle ever advertised as a Sport Utility Vehicle [800x600]2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/carporn
Marincello- Community of 30,000 planned for the Marin Headlands in the 1960s, a victim of Marin County's infamous NIMBYism3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Unbuilt_Architecture
Atlanta is nicknamed Tree City, for its unusually extensive tree canopy.3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/LandscapeArchitecture
Even in the Netherlands, one of the most crowded countries in the world, land use is dominated by agriculture.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/megafaunarewilding
Danbury used to have a Lowes Home Improvement and a Loews Theater in the same shopping complex. The comedy of that was ruined when Loews was bought by AMC2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Connecticut
Top of Atmosphere solar insolation vs Solar Insolation after atmospheric scattering2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
The Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel in Virginia is getting expanded with 2 additional immersed tubes bringing it up from 4 lanes to 8. The project will cost $3.8 billion. Construction started last summer and should last until 2025.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
Proposal for Golden Gate Freeway along the side of Telegraph Hill in San Francisco with housing, parking, and commercial facilities in the right of way above (1966)3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Unbuilt_Architecture
Mixmaster Interchange Construction Site- Waterbury- October 5, 1965. The right of way had been cleared a decade earlier by flooding2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Connecticut
In 1972, Massachusetts was the only state that voted for George McGovern over Richard Nixon, here's the results by town3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
Superfund Sites are places that have been heavily contaminated by hazardous materials, requiring extensive clean up before they can be put to other use. Here's a map of them, (red means they're on the list, yellow means they're proposed, and green means they've been removed from the list)2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
German Election Results (Red=SPD, Black=CDU/CSU, Blue=AfD, Green=Greens, Purple= Die Linke)2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
Boston Silver Line BRT- Because Buses are better than Streetcars3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
In November, Mississippi voted overwhelmingly to get rid of its old confederate-inspired state flag. Here were the results by county (green means yes, pink means no)3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
The Gila Bend Highway Underpass under the Union Pacific Railroad- Casa Grande, Arizona1yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Damnthatsinteresting
Wellesley, MA- Quiet streets with hardly any parked cars, lots of trees and well-manicured lawns, what more could one ask for?1yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Suburbanhell
Tempe, Arizona has a town lake that is impounded by 4 inflatable rubber dams on the Salt River.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Damnthatsinteresting
Zhenbao is .3 square mile island in the Wusuli river that forms the border between China and Russia. In March 1969, China took the island by force starting the Sino-Soviet Border War which at its height, looked like it could start World War III.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant- Pendleton, California- Screenshot from Naked Gun (1988)3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The F-106 was the greatest, and the last, interceptor. Its coke bottle fuselage also created a sensation, inspiring automotive design into the 70s2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/aviation
Patryk Klimala is Polish, but his name is pronounceable. He obviously comes from a very wealthy family that can afford vowels.1yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/rbny
The Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel links Norfolk and Hampton in Virginia- Yesterday was the groundbreaking ceremony for a $3.8 billion project that will add two new lanes in each direction.3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
This Under Construction Footbridge will allow people using the Cochituate Rail Trail to walk or bike over Commonwealth Road in Natick, MA near the Golden Triangle, improving walkability dramatically [OC]3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Ted's Restaurant in Meriden, CT serves up steamed hams that are remarkably similar to the ones they have at Krusty Burger. They also have Aurora Borealis in their kitchen.2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/TheSimpsons
The Shrinking of the Salton Sea in California- Arguably the biggest ongoing Environmental Disaster in the United States at the moment3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/MapPorn
The Main College Town in Each of the 50 States: Arkansas: Fayetteville- Home to the University of Arkansas3yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/CityPorn
We got to find some place to hide. The abandoned warehouse. D'Oh! Stupid Economic Recovery2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/TheSimpsons
Bridgeport Millionaire Businessman Francis D'Addario Shows his proposal to duplicate the Merritt Parkway- 19853yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/Connecticut
For 1991, Ford replaced the Bronco II and the Country Squire with the Explorer. So began the rise of the SUV. Little did Ford know what forces it was unleashing. (1200x675)2yr ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/carporn
