I am currently in the middle of an allergic reaction to hair dye that's caused my head to resemble a hot air ballon
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If I was unsure of whether or not I was on Reddit a ton, this would be a big enough sign.
I’ve used the platform actively for about a year and a half and have account statistics and achievements that represent the usage of probably like a decade lol. I promise I have a life outside of here, I just am off on Reddit when passing by time. submitted by /u/Quick_Coyote_7649 [link] [comments]
My friends visiting my apartment for the first time
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Giant Jameson Irish Whisky Chandelier
It took 117 one liter Jameson Irish Whisky bottles to complete. submitted by /u/SOMOEAGLE [link] [comments]
Robert DuBoise on the day of his arrest at 18 for a murder he did not commit, and the day he was released from prison at 56. He was later awarded a $14 million settlement
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WAIT... how did this KID even think of that?!🤯😲🧐
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My dad’s 125 year old Kodak brownie camera from 1901 - originally sold for $1.
It was passed down from his grandfather. submitted by /u/Old-Advance6652 [link] [comments]
Canadian mother gets a keyboard tatoo on her arm
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Not sailing into the sunset. Riding into it. 🎢
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Ephemeral sand art in motion
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In 2025, James Cameron became the fifth billionaire film director. However, while the other four had significant revenue streams outside of filmmaking, Cameron's the only one to reach the mark almost entirely from the success of his movies.
Source 1 (paywall) Source 2 submitted by /u/tyrion2024 [link] [comments]
Getting caught after telling everyone you are on a diet
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Grasslands in inner Mongolia, China.
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potatoe. I'm afraid to cook it
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Why Russians are over in actor Jason Sthatham’s post???
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Battery lasted over 25 years
I got this toy as a birthday present when i turned 1 year old. The battery on this thing lasted until 2025. Too bad only way you can replace the battery is to break it which i will not do. This is a future family heirloom submitted by /u/nykanee [link] [comments]
The longest 'Fetch' ever
In 2012, a Canadian man and his Whippet made frisbee history with an incredible 122.5-meter (401-foot) throw-and-catch. The remarkable feat earned them a Guinness World Record and showed just how much speed, timing, and trust can matter between a dog and its handler. The catch required more than simply running fast. The dog had to track a flying disc across a huge distance, judge its trajectory,…
That's some good sync
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The shell of this crab came off so smoothly
Normally crabs shells are like fully intact,broken,especially not gill structures remaining like this It was dead and I pushed off the front peice it came off in one solid thing I wonder why the underside is purple (I used nsfw tag cus idk if some people would find stuff like crab organs uncomfortable to see) submitted by /u/Quiet_Many_6910 [link] [comments]
Model T shares the road with a Driverless waymo
Same road, just a different chapter. submitted by /u/ChowQaz [link] [comments]
The first confirmed death by trebuchet, identified in a Skeleton found at Stirling Castle. Bearing 160+ broken bones and a crushed skull, analysis shows the 14th-century man was obliterated by a direct hit of a 500 pound massive siege projectile, likely during King Edward I's 1304 castle siege.
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I took a photo during sunset looking East, and it looks like the sky is split in half by a shadow.
I took this picture while driving at sunset in Italy. I was looking East (away from the sun), and this huge shadow was splitting the sky perfectly in two. I later found out these are called anticrepuscular rays! The shadow is actually being cast by a mountain or a cloud far behind me in the West. submitted by /u/ScienceDetective15 [link] [comments]
Some Interesting currencies
I can’t post the long video but I hope you enjoy this short clip submitted by /u/Adventurous-War-4188 [link] [comments]
Prince Naseem wins a fight by throwing 3 punches
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Do a hadouken underwater.
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Dr. Amanda Hess was preparing to give birth when she learned another mother’s baby was in distress. With the on call doctor still on the way, she stepped in and delivered the baby, then returned to her own room and gave birth to her child.
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This guy found the stick of all sticks
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What if dug a hole in the earth and jumped in.
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When mom says "go out and play"
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4 Children for Sale is a photograph that depicts a mother, Lucille Chalifoux, hiding her head as her four children sit unwittingly beneath a sign that offers all of them for sale.
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Men playing with toys
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A man in Switzerland spent a year & thousands of dollars turning his back yard into a mini Greek village
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Story of famous song that sounds english but is actualy gibberish
In 1972, Italian singer and actor Adriano Celentano released "Prisencolinensinainciusol," one of the most bizarre musical experiments of its time. The song's lyrics do not belong to any real language. They consist of invented syllables designed to mimic the rhythm, pronunciation, and cadence of American English, as it might sound to someone who does not understand the language. The only clear…
A music festival campsite the morning after an emergency evacuation for a storm
This was a music festival campsite. Weather reports had announced a massive storm well in advance but the organizers hadn’t taken any precautions or prepared for an evacuation. About one hour before the storm hit they started taking down the ferris wheel. Half an hour later they started closing food stands. Only around 20 minutes before the storm hit did they shut the festival down and announce an…
Why don't we make such interesting ads anymore?
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Incredible bouldering
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Reproductive organ of a Crocodile
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My grandparents' dog is a pug and golden retriever mix
His name is ginger.He is like 11 years old.My grandparents thought they were getting a golden retriever but got scammed.Still Ginger is smart af and quick and pees everywhere lol.He lost a lot of his buddies to various things like age and wild animals :( submitted by /u/randomteendude69 [link] [comments]
Forging process with a power hammer to shape metal
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A chicken gun is compressed-air gun used to fire bird carcasses at aircraft components in order to simulate high-speed bird strikes during the aircraft's flight
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An unexpected guest in the bathroom
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I pass these cows every day. They are always facing the same direction together.
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I wasn't fried (The chicken story)
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Preparing a radioactive dosage for patient
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Ultimate level Accuracy
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A couple on a Japanese bullet train noticed a passenger trying to photograph Mt. Fuji from across the aisle, so they ducked down without being asked to give him a clear shot
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This book cover was released by an Ecuatorian author José Borja in 1983. 18 years after the book's release, 9/11 happened.
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Clam digging into the sand
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For programmers: Why React exists
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The answer to the Beaver question
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