A food court suspended between two buildings 24 stories up in Dubai.

My car dealership mailed me an oil filter as an incentive to bring the car in for service.

Free play lego table outside an independent toy store.

The Nomadic, the last White Star Line vessel left in existence and the only surviving ship built by Thomas Andrews.

This table in A&W is made from 7,810 recycled chopsticks.

Albert Einstein’s desk on the day of his death (18th April 1955).

Freezers at our local Home Depot measure volume in deer.

Optimus Prime built out of pumpkins.

Local drywall installation company name has font like Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” album.

Ski shop has a thermal foot measuring device.

Picked up a world religions book from a book sale and to my surprise it doesn’t have anything on page 666. Not even a page number.

My parents have a boat as a bookshelf in their living room.

Unopened 40 year old bottle of Coke in my great-grandmother’s basement.

This restroom sign designer gets the family emergency with an infant/toddler.

A tile in my house has an ammonite in it.

There’s a life size Jason Voorhees at the bottom of a lake in Minnesota.

Plane nose dented by a bird strike on landing.

Retro hand-drawn cinema poster from USSR.

A channel flows through the Forum shopping mall in in Gdansk, Poland.

Sugar cane juice sold in sugar cane-like container.

The Queen’s Head Pub onboard the British aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth.

This toilet paper roll I found in my grandma’s stuff. It’s perforated and there are no duplicate sayings.

Stone pizza oven food truck.

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“Grabbed my phone off a fleece blanket. The impression showed a surprising amount of detail.”

“This cheesecake I got has a tiny slice of pie on it.”

“I received a single sealed sterile teabag from the dentist after my gum surgery.”

“The wear on my dog’s leash after 4.5 years of daily walks.”

“I found a perfectly shaped strawberry.”

“My university has a chicken casually walking around the campus.”

“These potatos get burlap blankets every night.”

“The emergency exit at this hotel has floor signs.”

“I was the only one on this W train car this morning during rush hour.”

“I organized the rocks I got from lake Superior by gradient.”

“Aurora borealis right outside my kitchen window.”

“Despite my hairline receding years ago, one hair follicle continues to grow at my original hairline”

“You have to check for polar bears each time you go outside on this offshore oil rig in North Alaska.”

“This Wile E. Coyote sticker on this car.”

“When my espresso machine’s purged water reservoir fills up, this warning sign floats up so I know it needs to be emptied.”

“Tomato I grew looks like a pumpkin.”

“Lobster claw from back in the day.”

“My 59 count pack of dishwasher pods had 60 inside.”

“Malaysia has motorcycle-only express lanes running alongside major highways.”

“The letter “C” that my wife embroidered on my daughter’s bow looks like an angry monster.”

“Tear in a tissue made it look like a smiling ghost.”

“Today I saw a guy playing his drums on the side of the road.”

“I found a weird wheat thin..”

“Got a Halloween habanero this year.”

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The subreddit “Colorized History” has an awesome collection of historical images colorized by Reddit users.

The Abandoned Boy (1945)

Easter Eggs for Hitler (1943 – 1945)

View from the Capitol at Nashville Tennesse (during the Civil War)

The Hinderburg Disaster (1937)

Unemployed Lumber Worker (1939)

‘Old Gold’, Country Store (1939)

Auto Wreck in Washington, DC. (1921)

Little Rock, AR protest against the integration of 9 black students into a white school (1959)

Recued inmates at Nazi concentration camp Wabbelin (1945)

Two Guys Having Lunch (1936)

Charlie Chaplin at age 27 (1816)

Bavarian grandfather and Prussian grandson displaying the old and new uniforms of the German Army (1913)

A Civil Rights demonstration in the 60’s, an African-American woman stares down a man donning the Confederate flag on his hardhat (1963)

Forest City Landing, Peaks Island to Portland Maine (1910)

Miss America 1924

W H Murphy and his associate demonstrating their bullet proof vest 13th October, 1923

Three Archers, Japan, ca. 1860-1900

Erika, a 15 year old freedom fighter from Budapest (1956)

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