From Facebook: Where razors go when you put them in that slot in the medicine cabinet2mo ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/wicked_edge
An abandoned German tank located in Veines, Norway. [1536 × 864]6yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/DestroyedTanks
Hatching praying mantises (xpost) [not wtf at all they are ADORABLE]8yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/awwnverts
Indian soldiers standing on a destroyed Pakistani Patton tank after the Battle of Phillora during the 1965 Indo-Pak War [1463x695] (xpost) with lollipop!9yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/DestroyedTanks
Aborted human fetus, with the amniotic sac unbroken (xpost via /r/wtf)12yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/awwwtf
abandoned Soviet cruiser Murmansk, aground near Finnmark, Norway. (xpost) [1280x720]11yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
Amazon now offering cheap phones with pre-installed adware, conveniently displayed directly on the lockscreen!8yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/LateStageCapitalism
Iranian Frigate Sahand (F74) slightly worse for wear after tangling with the USS Joseph Strauss (DDG-16) and a pair of VA-95 A-6E Intruders from the USS Enterprise (CV-65) during the height of Operation Preying Mantis on 18 April 1988. [2561x1869] (xpost)9yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/warshipsnuffporn
Captured American weapons in storage in Vietnam (present day) [xpost]10yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/RetroAR
WWI German submarine U-118 washed ashore at Hastings, England 4/15/19) [xpost]10yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/warshipsnuffporn
Combat Shotty: Marines in Operation Steel Curtain. Iraq, 2005 [1644x1074]11yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/MilitaryPorn
Participation in outdoor recreation by demographic: Race, Age, Household Income, and Education. From The Outdoor Foundation. (original pdf inside)10yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/dataisbeautiful
Northern California, SFBAY. Black spider with gray-ish markings. Fairly Large and Quick!7yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/whatsthisbug
Mexico Beachfront Estate | VITA Landscape Architects. Cabo. [940 × 579] [OS]12yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/ArchitecturePorn
DDG-81 USS Winston S Churchill, with square-rigger and Supermarine Spitfire flyby [1600×1143]12yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
Early 7-Up ad encourages giving 7-Up to babies, because it is wholesome and listed the ingredients on the label (before it was mandatory).11yr ⋅ webtwopointno ⋅ r/vintageads