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Kim said her daughter constantly finds ways to surprise people around her. “In person, she is a quiet, sweet, shy, totally laid back kid.

Ah, love in the age of Corona. While everyone is cooped up in their homes during this crazy time, some people are choosing to make light of it.

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Grasshopper sex buildings...

“Always check your piggy banks! Found $170 in a piggy bank that cost $7!”

After Fighting Corona In China, The Same Medical Team Are Traveling To Fight In Italy. True Heroes.

"This truck that hauls '50s cars looks like a life-size old toy."

“My grandma and her Irish Wolfhound in 1974”

One Redditor pointed out that Arnold is not just a terminator, but also an overwhelmingly wholesome bro.

“I made a Game of Thrones tribute pie: lemon curd, peach and raspberry filling, in a lemon almond cookie crust.”

Realistic embroidery tattoos are certainly the latest trend in tattoo art right now. And there’s a reason why tattoo enthusiasts are going gaga over it.

October 29th, 1929 the last day of the stock market crash that would become known as Black Tuesday...

Some grocers are using banana leaves as an alternative way to package without plastic.

Eden Kozokaro, aka Kozo Tattoo, is a tattoo artist from Israel who made a name for himself with his micro designs.

Conan O’Brien & Andy Richter, Halo 4.

30 things that seem ordinary to millennials but are completely unrecognizable for Generation Z, and it might make you feel old. Floppy disks, roll down windows, slide projectors and much more – check them out in the gallery below!

Felipe Rossi, an aesthetic dentist from Brazil, founded an NGO called Por1sorriso with the aim of returning sense of confidence to poor people who can’t afford proper dental care.

With over 450k followers on Instagram, Odeith is a pretty well-known artist – and he never ceases to surprise us. He recently stunned people with his incredible skill once again, this time by completely transforming an old concrete block into a broken-down bus.

22 Wallpapers of the Stealth Raptor by USAF airshow photographer Lt. Samuel Eckholm.

In some Japanese restaurants, introverts can sit in a private booth where even the waiter brings food without looking.

After three months of hard work, my partner and I created our dream adventure rig.