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A day to remember forever.

Famous music hits turned into vintage ad posters.

Mailboxes in Atlanta were decorated earlier this week to celebrate the retirement of Floyd Martin: a mailman of 35 years who dedicated his life to the friends and family he made while spending every morning and afternoon with the people on his route.

“This license plate is Askew.”

“First aid kit consisting of seven glass ampules including ones containing cocaine, morphine and caffeine, French,c. 1900-1910 “

A smart crosswalk that helps alert drivers and pedestrians during nighttime or bad weather.

A bubble house made of transparent plastic.

Awesome photos that capture the nostalgia of the past.

Movie poster art was once the only form of advertising that studios released. Now we have massive billboards, wall murals, social media assets that have taken over the market, but these posters should never be forgotten.

Bregenz Festival is an annual performing arts festival. Every year they decorate a floating stage which is a work of art in itself. This particular one, used in 2011 and 2012, was inspired by Jacques-Louis David’s painting, La Mort de Marat.

North Carolina lawyer James McMinn knows that advertising on social media is the new line of business, and getting creative with advertising is a good way to attract customers.

1989 ended up being a very significant year for blockbuster films. It closed out trilogies, brought comic book properties back into the spotlight, marked the start of a creative renaissance, and more.

The blade , and the pistol's all metal parts are made from Twisted Turkish Style Damascus Carbon Steel (K-720, L6).

You can repurpose your old bicycles into an outdoor flower pot.

“Quit my job Saturday, got dumped Sunday, aced my midterm Monday, got the job I actually wanted Tuesday, paid off all my debt on Wednesday, and spent the day with my dogs at the beach. It’s been a good week.”

Jwall from PrintThatThing just made his orange tabby cat Bobo a 3D armor. The creator offers his design for free, you just need to print it out. And even if you are not very familiar with 3D printing, Jwall explains everything on his page.

Whoa, that’s actually awesome!

“John Sato, a 95-year-old WWII Veteran, takes 4 buses to attend a rally in support of Christchurch massacre victims. Sato is pictured here gripping a police officer and stranger for support.”