496 best u/schuminweb images on Pholder | No New Normal, Not Fooling Anybody and Thanks Management

A nice, low shot of the SS United States in Philadelphia, taken this past May [5472 x 3648] [OC]

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This is why you need to put your cart back in the corral when you're finished with it

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People who abandon their unwanted groceries in the freezer, causing them to explode and become unsellable

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Saw this in a secondhand group. Not Uggs, but...

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This cord powers ten outlets installed along the ceiling of a thrift store

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Saw this come through on NUMTOTS, and immediately thought of this subreddit. I couldn't help but think, Inclusive for me, but not for thee.

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One of my colleagues poured leftover soup down the urinal

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Not exactly architecture, but it fits the spirit of the subreddit. The original caption was, How would you even know if patrons were homeless?

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It's true. You really can see into the one of the stalls from the Metro in the men's room at the RFK fields.

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A friend of mine shared this recently, and I think that it describes a lot of us on here. No one really doubts that this is a legitimate public health concern, but we're also equally concerned about the knock-on effects to the economy and expansion of government power that this has caused.

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This isn't architecture per se, but it fits the spirit of the subreddit, about the legality of changing clothes in the public restrooms in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

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I got all of the foil off of the top of the laxative container

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This is an editorial cartoon from the post-9/11 era, but if you replace terrorism with COVID, it still holds true. You want to reduce fear's grip? Turn off your television.

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Richmond Main Street Station, where they are determined to make sure that you sit upright while using their benches (photo from the station's Facebook page)

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We peeled the seal off of the jar of peanut butter, and the contents were absolutely perfect, with no contact between the seal and the top of the contents

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The sprinkles on this cookie are printed on

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This is as far as she can squat due to a disability, but nonetheless, heels are still on the ground

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You really don't want people using your dumpster, do you?

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Speaking as the refrigerator for a change

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Lowe's calls this glorified folding chair a waterless toilet, and they're selling it for $43

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Seen via Facebook, isn't this the truth...

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When someone shaves in the restroom at the office, and leaves their beard all over the place

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I never considered that the price scanner at Giant Food ran Windows, but good to know, I suppose.

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And yet, here we are...

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We do not have an office maid. Extra points for unnecessary quotes.

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Something tells me that we should never see the name American Megatrends sideways on an advertising screen

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The old NPR building at 7th and K Streets NW, photographed in August 2004. This building has since been demolished and replaced with a new building.

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This porta potty that opens into an actual restroom.

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And this is safer than using the regular dining room how, exactly?

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What I encountered on my way to work today, at Snouffer School and Woodfield. Traffic lights should never hang this low...

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Spirit Halloween in Newport News, Virginia, where it is quite painfully obvious that it was Babies R Us in a past life

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In recognition of the end of the publication of the Express, here's a photo of the Express guy at Glenmont back in 2011, looking festive for July 4. I'll miss those Express distributors. Such wonderful people.

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I will personally cut your order.

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Just a reminder about some of the people that we deal with...

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Former Walgreens turned Verizon store in Largo, Florida

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This sign on a still-closed mall store makes me sad, because it's a reminder that we were initially sold the lockdown with the expectation that it would only be for two weeks. Instead, it has lasted 3+ months.

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I go to put my winter boots on this morning, and this happens

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I visited Knoxville mid-October, and saw a fireworks display happen in the downtown area on the evening of the 13th. This is photographed from the Langley Garage. Anyone know what this fireworks display was about? Looking to find out for a travelogue that I'm working on.

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I drove by Piratz Tavern yesterday. It's now a place called The Republic Garden, and has a really cool mural on the side of it.

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Phantom Fireworks in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, formerly Toys R Us

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My girlfriend found this key for the Holiday Inn in Rogers at a thrift store in Japan and brought it home. I stayed at this motel with my family when we moved to the area in 1985, and again when we moved away in 1992 (a Ramada Inn at that time). It's still going strong today, now as Rogers Inn.

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Here we go again. Seen at the Walmart in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, people cleaned out all of the toilet paper. Clearly, people learned nothing from before.

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My mother's old Walmart name badge from when she worked at the Walton Life Fitness Center in Bentonville, Arkansas, 1987-1992

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The colors on these cans of spray paint are named for the brands of farm equipment that they are designed to match

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Dam at Little Seneca Lake, photographed today just before the storms started rolling in

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Spotted this at a Barnes and Noble, and my first thought was Peggy Hill

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Cartoon encapsulating the absurdity of it all right about now

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Tires R Us, just south of Fredericksburg, Virginia

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All toilets must be centered in the middle of the classroom so kids eating their snacks three feet away can bare witness to their classmates defecating

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Spotted in York, Pennsylvania. I know that this architecture was for a kiddie store, but I cannot, for the life of me, remember what it was.

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Will you really miss us while you're closed? I'm not convinced...

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I feel terrible for small business owners.

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Advertisement for the grand opening of the original Walmart store in Rogers, Arkansas in 1962 [450 x 675]

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How ironic that the government-mandated face coverings are sold under the brand Land of Liberty

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JMU sent me this asking what my thoughts were as an alumnus about alcohol culture on campus. I couldn't help but think that it what I think about alcohol on campus these days really isn't important, because I have graduated and moved on, and now live more than two hours from campus.

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This fire truck has a stop sign on the inside of the door

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Was in New York last week, and stopped by Tom's Restaurant, aka Monk's Cafe, for some photographs.

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From /r/oceanlinerporn, this image shows the SS United States under tow, possibly after her withdrawal from service. Does anyone recognize the city in the background? I strongly suspect that this is a Virginia city in the Hampton Roads area, but I can't put a finger on which one. Anyone know?

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Was digging through some old photos of mine recently, and turned up this photo of the ISAT/CS building, looking towards the HHS building. This was taken on a snow day in December 2002.

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I recently got some ace leggings and an ace hoodie, and did a small photo shoot that I intended to use as a cover photo for my website in June. I was disappointed with the results. The sun was too high, which cast a lot of shadows. This was best one, and I'm still not too pleased with it. I tried.

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A woman dressed as modestly hot Homsar, i.e. from Different Town

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Spotted in Frederick, Maryland. Clearly, this retaining wall is off-limits.

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Found these in Leesburg yesterday. Who would have thought that such a thing existed...

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Captured a double rainbow at Rockville station a few minutes ago

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I can't believe that a man went as Trayvon Martin for a zombie walk...

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Replaced that manhole cover just like you asked

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It's very clear that Grand Theft Auto used Rite Aid as the inspiration for their Dollar Pills store

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Ocean State Job Lot in Deptford, New Jersey, formerly Toys R Us

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Gotta love it when a subreddit's moderators more or less explicitly tells you that they want an echo chamber when it comes to masks, and characterizes those with differing opinions as something lesser

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Rockville as viewed from the top of the Montrose Crossing parking garage

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Walgreens, formerly Rite Aid, Stuarts Draft, Virginia

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I don't know whether to laugh or get angry about this, where mask wearing is being compared to urinating on people. It seems like a bit of a strawman to me.

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From the corner to the gas station, Silver Spring, Maryland

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My HR-V turned 80,000 last night

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This red light switch is covered by a locked box

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Pig happily slicing itself up for sausage

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Metro Center station under construction, date unknown

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At a movie theater, the urinal is separated, but the toilets are not. And there's only one roll of toilet paper.

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Seen at the Sheetz in Staunton. Please, people, don't hoard gasoline. Only buy what you need when you need it.

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My HR-V just turned 50,000

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A pig is ready to sell his crab friends to be your dinner

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T-shirt for a local political candidate. Thought everyone here might appreciate it.

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From /r/PastAndPresentPics, a woman walks a rabbit in Thomas Circle, date unknown

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An attempt to eliminate a desire path between the Metro station entrance and the street at Archives, in Washington DC

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Such a weird name...

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A desire path becomes official at Montgomery College in Rockville, Maryland

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Spotted this rather unique siren at the Selma fire department near Clifton Forge, Virginia. Anyone want to take a stab at what it is?

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What kind of car is this? Can't find any badging/branding in my photos except for DELUXE on the side.

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