A 2000-year-old Ancient Greek floor mosaic that was accidentally discovered in Turkey (Turkiye). Zeugma Mosaic Museum1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/MostBeautiful
Dreamed of having a PSP as a kid, made it true at 25. Best $30 I ever spent.3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/gaming
Blanche Monnier, she was a French woman noted for her beauty, she wished to marry an old lawyer that her mother disapproved of, so she locked her in a small dark room in her attic for 25 years. The left one's taken in the 1870's, the right in 1901 after she was discovered.1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/TerrifyingAsFuck
The full Tiananmen Square tank man picture is much more powerful than the cropped one3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/HumansAreMetal
Volvo gave away the 1962 patent for their revolutionary three-point seat belt for free, in order to save lives.1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/Autos
The full Tiananmen Square tank man picture is much more powerful than the cropped one3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
A 2000-year-old Ancient Greek floor mosaic that was accidentally discovered in Turkey (Turkiye). Zeugma Mosaic Museum1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/AncientCivilizations
Using a hotknife to cut away excess foxing tape from a pair of Vans4yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
In 1961, Leonie Rogozov, a Russian had to remove his own appendix after it burst because he was the only doctor stationed in a remote soviet research station in Antarctica - and he survived!3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/CrazyHuman
Teotihuacan Pyramid in Mexico City in 1900 and in 2022. The 1900 view looked like a random mountain until the excavations and clean-up began.1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
Blanche Monnier, she was a French woman noted for her beauty, she wished to marry an old lawyer that her mother disapproved of, so she locked her in a small dark room in her attic for 25 years. The left one's taken in the 1870's, the right in 1901 after she was discovered.1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
In Japan, there is a hotel where you can stay for just $1 a night. The catch is you must agree to live stream your entire stay on Youtube.1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/awfuleverything
How prices of consumer goods have changed in the last 20 or so years. We should be grateful for cheap TVs!1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/ABoringDystopia
The small details: In the forearms there is one very small muscle that contracts only when lifting the pinky, otherwise it is invisible. Michelangelo's Moses is lifting the pinky, therefore that tiny muscle is contracted - a small part of the many details of this masterpiece3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
On 2012, Tiago Rech was the only Santa Cruz fan as Santa Cruz lost 4-1 to Gremio. Last Friday, Santa Cruz won the State Championship and qualified for the Brazilian Cup with Tiago Rech as the President of the club. Unreal!3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/nevertellmetheodds
A 2000-year-old Ancient Greek floor mosaic that was accidentally discovered in Turkey (Turkiye). Zeugma Mosaic Museum1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
I first started reading back in 2018 and have read 40 books ever since. Pretty proud of myself!4yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/52book
The longest road in the world to walk, is from Cape Town (South Africa) to Magadan (Russia). It's a 22,387 kilometers (13911 miles) and it takes 4,492 hours to travel. It would be 187 days walking nonstop, or 561 days walking 8 hours a day.1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/roadtrip
The longest road in the world to walk, is from Cape Town (South Africa) to Magadan (Russia). It's a 22,387 kilometers (13911 miles) and it takes 4,492 hours to travel. It would be 187 days walking nonstop, or 561 days walking 8 hours a day.1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
Holy Smokes! Guys! it's the Downward Dog!! you know what that means right? she's going to Starbucks after yoga class to pay an astronomical fee for an average coffee at best. See you on the moon!3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/SafeMoon
GPS tracking on six wolf packs shows how much they avoid and respect each other's territory.2yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
The First Mechanical Gear in a Living Creature. U.K. scientists find the first biological gears on a jumping insect half the size of a fire ant.2yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
A cartoon in the newspapers mocking MLK and civil rights movement, 1967. The media has been attempting to make activism appear stupid and idiotic for decades1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
In isolation wards where patients die alone, craving the touch of their loved ones, nurses fill gloves with warm water to simulate that comfort. They call it the Hand of God.3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
William Utermohlen, an artist with dementia drew his self portrait year after year.3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
The full Tiananmen Square tank man picture is much more powerful than the cropped one3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
I've just realized that Bojack is making his phonecall with Diane on the same bridge that Secretariat jumped from3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/BoJackHorseman
The First Mechanical Gear in a Living Creature. U.K. scientists find the first biological gears on a jumping insect half the size of a fire ant.2yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/woahdude
The Cosquer cave is a Palaeolithic decorated cave, located in France, that contains numerous cave drawings dating back as far as 27,000 years BP. The cave has more than 200 parietal figures and is also the only decorated cave whose entrance opens under the sea.1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
[OC] Animals That Kill The Most Humans Per Year - credits to u/Dremarious2yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
Saw this at my doctors office, definitely neat with the new covid vaccine coming out3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
How prices of consumer goods have changed in the last 20 or so years. We should be grateful for cheap TVs!1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
The Roman emperor Nero, colorized. Known as one of Rome's most infamous rulers, he was notorious for his cruelty and debauchery. He ascended to power in AD 54 aged just 16 and died at 301yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
In 2012, a gang in Mexico abducted and killed Miriam Rodriguez's 20-year-old daughter. Helpless from the police, she decided to hunt them one by one until they were either dead or in prison. She was shot in her home in the town of San Fernando in Tamaulipas state, unprotected, a year later.3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
Flights between Australia and South America pass near the Antarctic coastline (no one flies over the Antarctic)1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
This is future president Gerald Ford with teammate Willis Ward at the University of Michigan in 1934. Ford threatened to quit the team when Ward was benched for a game against Georgia Tech, who at the time refused to play against black players.3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
From a million miles away, a camera aboard NASA's DISCOVR Spacecraft shows the Moon crossing in front of the Earth3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
An Indian ascetic wearing an iron collar around his neck so that he can never lie down 1870s.1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
With the apology today, Lautaro has the highest number [2] of apologies in the Serie A, higher than any other player. Surreal stats.2yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/FCInterMilan
A click farm in Asia where low paid workers are used to inflate video views and trick advertisers to believe that their ads are running successfully.3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
I first started reading back in 2018 and have read 40 books ever since. Pretty proud of myself!4yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/bookhaul
How prices of consumer goods have changed in the last 20 or so years. We should be grateful for cheap TVs!1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/awfuleverything
Which of the following animals, if any, do you think you could beat in a fight if you were unarmed?1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
In 1532, Incan ruler Atahualpa was captured by Spanish explorer Pizzaro. For freedom, Atahualpa offered to fill a room with gold for the Spanish. The Incas brought over 6000kg of riches - the largest ransom ever paid, but it wasn't enough for them. Pizzaro took the treasure, but still executed him.1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/Gold
Many major luxury sunglasses and prescription glasses brands (including Chanel, Ray-Ban, Versace, Prada, Burberry) are manufactured by a single Italian company called Luxottica3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/malelifestyle
The South Korean boy-band BTS brings in more than $3.5 billion to South Korea's economy every year and was the reason one in every 13 foreign tourists visited the country in 2018.3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/korea
HP stands for Houses of Parliament. Garton registered the name H.P. Sauce in 1895, choosing it because he had heard a rumour that a restaurant in the Houses of Parliament had begun serving it.1yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/foodhacks
Looks like Dumfries is here for a long time not just two years considering the luggage2yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/FCInterMilan
In 1942 a British forest guard in Roopkund, India, made an alarming discovery. More than three miles above sea level, he stumbled across a frozen lake surrounded by hundreds of human skeletons.3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/Interestingbutcreepy
On the question What first team players do you still think will be playing for you in 5 years? back in 2015. F.3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/FCInterMilan
The largest Manta Rays ever caught was by Capt. A.L Kahn off the New Jersey coast in 1933. It weighed a little offer 5,000 pounds and was over 20 feet wide3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/thalassophobia
Weird thing happening when I try to sell Safemoon. Any suggestion on how to fix this?3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/SafeMoon
Many major luxury sunglasses and prescription glasses brands (including Chanel, Ray-Ban, Versace, Prada, Burberry) are manufactured by a single Italian company called Luxottica3yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/knowthings
If you're short of a LEGEND don't even bother - you will not understand4yr ⋅ korabdrg ⋅ r/ComedyCemetery
