Just a 7 foot 442 lb Highschool defensive lineman

Airplane Full Of Victoria Secret Models

Real life Photoshop interface

This was scribbled all over the wall of a vacant crackhouse

The UK now gives a breakdown of what your taxes were spent on

This bikers jacket has signal and brake lights

The Tongue Drive System enables a person with high-level spinal cord injury to operate a computer and an electrically-powered wheelchair by moving their tongue

“Pizza” at Big Lou, Texas ((1 topping giant pizza is about $60)

Disgusting Breyers Classic experiment – 43 hours on counter and still not melted

Prior to 2006, Breyers Ice Cream was made in Wisconsin with no artificial ingredients. In 2006 corporate mega-giant Unilever bought the brand and moved its production to New Jersey and introduced artificial additives and fillers as a cost cutting measure.

It’s not even called ice cream any more because they legally can’t. It’s called frozen dairy desert

6’8 Arizona Cardniel Offensive Tackle, Jared Veldheer, Is Why I Get Killed Playing Football

Detailed look at NY Jets’ new Riddell 360 helmet

Sperm Donation Room At A Fertility Clinic

A PSA you will never find in the US…Amsterdam health warning to tourists. You will not be arrested for using drugs in Amsterdam

Letter sent from the FBI to Martin Luther King Jr., demanding that he kill himself. Previously released, heavily redacted version side by side with the full version just released by the NYT (full size)

A battery caged chicken on the day she was let out of her cage. Here she is, 3 months later after enjoying life as a free range chicken.

This is a FORTIS exoskeleton, it augments human abilities, reducing muscle fatigue by 300 percent

Sunday morning breakfast at the firehouse

Bacon, kielbasa, scrambled cheddar broccoli eggs, Leftover french fries as homefries, and french toast.

1960’s CIA-issued Rectal Houdini Kit

Gun belt of an SS officer

Pablo Picasso painted this when he was 15 years old

Halloween Decoration

This is what $40m in seized cash looks like

The Mountain from Game of Thrones age 20, age 25

How much classic consoles would cost in today’s dollars

My god even now the Neo Geo is STILL the most expensive thing…..EVER!

“Home taping is killing music” – backside of a 1972 vinyl sleeve

Austrian left wing party donates money to refugees everytime an Austrian right wing party doesn’t tell the truth in the parliament.

The Kawasaki J Concept Motorcycle

The Difference Between Generations

This Woman Has The Longest Legs In America

Lauren Williams is a volleyball player, and model who has gained notoriety for her 49 inch legs. She currently holds the title as the woman with America’s Longest Legs.

The World’s Biggest Horse, Brooklyn Supreme

Tree Chandelier

Warner bros. message on prejudice being played before old Looney Tunes films

Ahmed’s Clock…Not gonna lie, it does kind of look like a bomb

Anna Kendrick, Alison Brie, Ashley Greene and Camilla Belle…who’s your choice???

Cleanest homelss setup I ever seen

Very Clever Advertising

McLaren P1 from behind

350-year-old, 90-foot-tall bur oak tree in Missouri

Tyrian Purple, the most expensive dye in the world currently worth close to $100,000 an ounce.

This Is How A Blind Person Plays Magic The Gathering

It started with sorting out his deck before he could type up his sleeves.

He had the same 45 minutes as everyone else to actually build his deck. This involved me reading out all the cards as I opened them and him letting me know whether he wanted to play them or not. A lot of the cards he’d memorised from the spoilers which sped this up a lot. He them had 2 hours to type up his sleeves, the last of which was while everyone else was deck building so that he was ready to start round one with everyone else.

Richard with his printer, churning out sleeves.

The printer is surprisingly light and portable but is a completely mechanical machine that works in pretty much the same was as a traditional type writer but with fewer buttons which Richard often presses in collections in order to produce certain letters or words.

Reading the sleeves to check what he’s already typed.

On cards with little text he repeats the text so the whole sleeve is covered. This seres two purposes, firstly it means that his opponent can’t try and work out which cards are in his hame by the amount of text on them and secondly so that his deck is “balanced”, all the cards are the same thickness across the whole card so his deck doesn’t tilt and fall over.

At a glance it’s just like any other game.

Richard relies on his opponent to announce everything they play so that he can keep track of their board state. This was a little out of some player’s comfort zone at first but they all got used to it very quickly.

A look at the cards up close with the braille over the surface.

All the cards have their name both at the top and upside down on the bottom so that Richard can quickly read them even if he picks them up upside down.

Reading his cards to remind him of his board presence.

Even with a brand new set he’d memorised most of the cards so he knew what he had in front of him with just a quick read of the card’s names. He also used dice with raised dots so that he can keep track of his own life total.

The seating arrangement in the legendary McLaren F1 Supercar: One seat in the center and two to in fixed-positions on either side, so as not to disturb the weight balance. Thus the driver can experience an F1-car driving position while still carrying passengers.

Cocaine accessory advertisements from the 70’s.

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This old sugar house that’s being reclaimed by the Earth and has literal steam coming from its chimney from its decomposition:

This icy plane window that looks like the pilot flew a litttttle too high and went straight into space:

This five-foot-tall, 1,123 pound, $12,000+ wheel of cheese that — for reference — is the same height as international pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter:

This lil kitty who’s got shattered glass eyes:

This guardrail that — believe it or not — is made of metal, not wood:

This person who is parked in front of one Starbucks and…can literally see another in their rearview mirror:

This person, who — according to their tombstone — has been alive for 51,812 days, or 141 years:

The straight, cartoonish steam from this person’s lasagna, which looks like it’s going right into the nostrils of an animated dog:

This bakery that produced this reallllllly misshapen loaf, but that’s OK, because they hid it under a genuinely comical amount of icing:

This person who — fortunately — learned the easy way that ants found their eyeballs juices really, really tasty:

This unpleasant pizza roll that was alllllllll seasonings, no fun:

This magical cloud creature someone spotted up in the heavens (aka, in an airplane):

In case you, like me, were curious how this whole steam thing came to be, here’s how one Redditor explained it:

This person who should probably just go back to bed today, because every single one of their mozzarella sticks had zero cheese:

This person whose dish brush suddenly and mysteriously started glowing in the dark:

This table with the inscription “3/30/51 5:20 pm cut off finger”:

This core-less toilet paper roll that I genuinely thought was a big ole bucket of riccotta cheese:

The difference between Sweet Baby Ray’s barbecue sauce and their no-added-sugar version…which is, simply, Ray’s:

This person who was just trying to make themselves a nice warm meal and came back to all their penne upright and eerily uniform:

This sunflower, which I logically know is growing other sunflowers out of its center, but also kinda looks like it’s eating other baby sunflowers in cold blood:

The way the bubbles at the bottom of this glass of water look like they’re spelling out some secret message to tell you that you are, in fact, the chosen one:

The “don’t care” button on this machine that I actually think should be on all machines and phones, TBH:

And finally, this pattern that looks like it overlaps, but when you actually focus on it…it doesn’t at all:

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This is a legit T-Shirt that was handed out at the Windows 95 launch event.

This store’s got a rack that helps you with sorting the clothes you try on.

Popular pigeon hangout.

Ever see a single-letter license plate?!

“My wife and I walked in perfect sync without realizing it.”

An old Pizza Hut next to a NEW Pizza Hut!

This bag of chips contained nearly exactly half &folded chips’ and half flat chips.’

The difference in vascularity between the arms we’re all thinking it.

This is a liquor store’ that only sells non-alcoholic versions of drinks. It’s called ZERO.

This fella’s bowl broke, but luckily it didn’t spill too much.

“A pigeon flew onto my head”

Well done to the person who set up this Grinch display!

You can’t tell me this ain’t adorable.

This is a 5 foot tall wheel of CHEESE.

Sweet Baby Ray’s is just called “Ray’s” when there’s no sugar added.

The end of a rainbow!

These workers spray painted ‘not copper’ on the giant spool they’re using.

This galaxy hot chocolate isn’t labelled as mint flavoured it’s just Green.

That’s pretty cool.

“Photo of a bunch of old newspapers my grandmother saved I found in a bin in my basement.”

This gold crayon as turned green over time.

Two dino nuggets stuck together!

Biggest tumbleweed ever? Certainly the biggest I’ve seen

Not that you’ve ever really wondered, but this is the sizeof an IV that is used on babies.

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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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This is what one gram of gold looks like. As of today, this little thing is worth over $109

Michelangelo’s David is VERY, VERY big

This awe-inspiring sight is a potato storage facility. That’s a five-foot shovel, for reference

This is Robert Wadlow, the tallest man who ever lived, towering above everyone else at 8’11”

This assortment of nails, buttons, safety pins, and more is the stomach content of a patient with pica, a disorder that causes a strong urge to eat nonfood items

They were all found inside a patient post-autopsy

This is Dr. James Naismith, the man who invented basketball at the age of 32

He was a graduate student at Springfield College, tasked with getting young men to be active. Let this be a lesson to you: if you don’t invent a sports by the age of 32, you are BLOWING IT

And here’s what is apparently the first EVER basketball team

Dr. Naismith is there in the suit. Surrounding him is John G. Thompson, Eugene S. Libby, Edwin P. Ruggles, William R. Chase, T. Duncan Patton, Frank Mahan, Finlay G. MacDonald, William H. Davis and Lyman W. Archibald. Now THOSE are some old-timey names. I think the Raptors would hang 1200 on them

And this picture, from the early 1900s, shows an early basketball game, kneepads and all

Josh Hart would make that man CRY

This, in all its glory, is a meeting of the US Board of Tea Experts. They’re, well, testing teas for sale in the USA

Oh, to be a fly on the wall at the old-dudes-tasting-tea party.

This is a detailed map showing just how far the Mars Opportunity Rover traveled in its 15 years on the planet

While we’re on the subject, this is the first picture Opportunity took on the surface of Mars…

And this is the last

This is how some scientists tested the effectiveness football helmets in the 1950s — by banging themselves in the head with a heavy object

I’d imagine it’s always a long, long day at the heavy-object-head-banging factory

This is what an elephant’s tail looks like up-close

Would love to floss my teeth with one of those strands. Right folks?

This is Diane Stopky, winner of International Posture Queen in 1957, posing with her award-winning spine

Some ladybugs are born without spots

In 1918, over 30,000 soldiers came together to make a giant human-shield

Before exposure times were significantly reduced, people sitting for photographs sometimes used a small device to support their head and ease neck strain

This is what happens if you put a highlighter in the microwave

This is what a frozen egg looks like without its shell

Some grasshoppers are pink! This is due to erythrism, a condition where an animal’s coloring is especially red due to excess red pigmentation

This is what 1000 shirts stacked on top of each other looks like

High voltage lines are, well, really high voltage. They can even melt concrete if they hit the ground

And I’d be remiss if I didn’t add a picture of a very, very tiny frog to one of these lists. Look how tiny this little guy is

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One Bench In The Netherlands, One In Germany, And One In Belgium

My Uncle, Who Works On An Arctic Research Vessel, Got An Unexpected Visitor Today

Modern Icelandic Houses Are Built With Geothermally Heated Water Pipes Under Their Sidewalks So Icelanders Never Have To Shovel In Winter

In Finland They Advertise The ‘Extra Large’ Size As ‘American Size’

Inside The Eye Of Category 5 Hurricane

X-Ray Image Showing The Pregnancy Of A Dog

Forelimb Of A Fin Whale And Human Skeleton

This Sign At This House That Takes In Stray Turtles

Galileo Sees Io Erupt. You Can See Volcanic Eruptions On Jupiter’s Moon Io From Space

Dutch Firefighter After Dousing A Fire In Freezing Conditions

Dad’s Relay Torch From The ‘84 Olympics

I Found A Wild Peanut

The Underside Of A Ladybug

Inside The Cargo Hold Of An Lng (Liquiid Natural Gas) Tanker

It’s Someone’s Job To Hoover The Whale At The American Museum Of Natural History (NYC)

I Went To The South Pole

Car Parking Without Safety Barriers

Huge Wheel

The Vein Finder At Docs Office Was Fun To Mess Around With

Gorilla Hands Up Close

I Saw 1 Of The 25 Blimps Left In The World

Roof Is Painted Two Colors And The Pigeons Only Congregate On The Tan Colors

I Have A Tile Of Uranium Glass

A Few Years Ago I Submitted A Gallery Of Photos I’ve Taken While Working As A Flight Paramedic In The Canadian Arctic

Cab Of A Modern Trash Truck

This Tortoise Getting X-Rays At My Work Yesterday

Cat vs. Lion Fang

Old Growth Lumber vs. Modern Factory Farmed Lumber

Woman Using A Treadmill In The 1920s. Not Sure What The Arrow Is Meassuring

Contact Area Between Train Wheel And Rail

My Forearm Difference (Professional Tennis Player)

My Local Super Market Sells Ostrich Eggs

1936 Concept Of Making The Eiffel Tower Accessible By Car

Southern Los Angeles Looks Like A Computer Motherboard

The Border Between Canada And The U.S. Is Just A Clearcut Line In The Forest. This Is Above Eureka, Mt

Flying Over North Sentinel Island

A Camera-Less iPhone Issued To My Buddy That Works At A Nuclear Plant. No Cameras Allowed

Toilet On The 155th Floor Of The Burj Khalifa

Concentrated Solar Farm I Saw On A Plane To Vegas

People Actually Drank This

A Ferris Wheel Being Taken Apart

Doing A Reno And Thought It Was Interesting How Nails Have Changed In Almost 200 Years

My Friend’s 0.3 Millimeter Drill Bit Used For Working On Models

Whole Hotel Building Getting Fumigated

The Pilot In My Flight Had To Dump Fuel Before Emergency Landing. That’s How It Looks Like

My Husband Got Tipped With A $10 Coin At Work Tonight

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Here’s what Pope Francis looked like as a young man

Speaking of which, the new Pope Leo went to a World Series game in 2005 and was caught on TV

Over 2.5 MILLION people attended Lady Gaga’s show in Brazil last week. Here’s what millions of people in one place looks like

Here’s another angle

This is what caffeine looks like under a microscope

This is Henry Behrens, at one time the world’s smallest man, doing a little tango with a cat

This is planet J1407b, a, I quote, “Super-saturn” with “over 30 rings, each stretching over tens of millions of kilometers in diameter

This is what the remains of a World War I trench looks like today

This is what an x-ray of a baby’s hand looks like

This picture, from the early 1900s, shows an early basketball game, kneepads and all

Here’s another photo of a vintage basketball player, standing in front of a piano and striking fear into the hearts of his opponents

In 1731, King Frederick I of Sweden was gifted with a lion that, after its death, he sent to be stuffed and preserved. The only issue was that the people doing the taxidermy had never actually seen a lion. This, the Lion of Gripsholm Castle, is the finished product

Speaking of terrible taxidermy and fossil reconstruction, this is the Magdeburg Unicorn, quite possibly the worst fossil reconstruction ever

This is Steven Spielberg on top of Bruce, the animatronic shark that, well, played Jaws in Jaws

Here’s a look at the full Jaws fake-shark rig

This is what Stephen Hawking’s grave looks like

This isn’t a fake picture of your worst “driving nightmare.” It’s the Hisashimichi Interchange, located near Tokyo, perhaps one of the most complicated roads in the world

The logo for 7/11 holds many, many secrets

This is what the nerve inside a tooth looks like

This is what Mexico City looks like from above

Frogs, my boy… frogs can be very, very tiny

This is what the knots on the outside of a tree look like on the inside

Cough medicine used to be very, very, very strong

And, finally, this is what a baby pigeon looks like

This, my friends, is what a pregnant horse looks like

This is what Niagara falls looks like from way, way above

The, my friends, is the one-time record holder for world’s heaviest hamburger

This is what a lizard getting a CT scan looks like

In 2001, there was a huge dust storm on Mars that obscured the whole planet from the outside

Deep scars don’t sweat, so dirt doesn’t stick to them

Speaking of which, eyelashes won’t grow if you have a scar on your eye

Quarters… quarters can be very, very tiny

This is what a World War II combat helmet looks like compared to a World War I combat helmet

Here’s the other side of the helmets

This is what the first iPhone’s camera looks like compared to a recent iPhone’s camera

This is Fernand Meyssonnier, France’s last executioner, standing next to one of the guillotines he used on the job

And here’s a mask an executioner would typically wear

This is what a nuclear warhead looks like

In 1924, a game of Human Chess was played in the Soviet Union

This is what a four person see-saw looks like

Some libraries let you know just how much money you save by going to them

This is what a golf course green that’s been struck by lightning looks like

This is what a Coke bottle from 48 years ago looked like

This is the lowest point of the Netherlands, almost 22 feet below sea level

The original Pledge of Allegiance didn’t include “under God”

The year 2025 is the first year that’s a square number since 1936

This is what the USS Midway looks like compared to a person in a kayak

And, finally, this is what happens if you put a pizza in the oven at 500 degrees for 8 hours

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Xiaozhai Heavenly Pit, is the world’s deepest sinkhole in Chongqing, China

A 3000 Year old perfectly preserved sword dug up in Germany

Antarctica seen from space

Italian troops raise a gun, a dog, and a soldier up a mountain, Italian Alps, World War I, 1915

Glass frog of Central and South America, known for their transparent skin

Pigeon Towers in Egypt

A Chinese spy balloon

Chongqing Art Museum, Chongqing, China

The wooly devil is the first new genus and species of plant discovered in a U.S. national park for nearly 50 years

A caribou with red antlers after shedding their exterior velvet

The “Sea Shadow” stealth boat by Lockhead Martin

Where the Amazon River meets the Black River in Brazil

Arctic Henge, built on the Northern tip of Iceland in 2004 by artist Haukur Halldórsson

Statue of the war god Guan Yu, Jinzhou, China

Inflatable Tank Decoy used in WWII

The Mount Whaleback Iron Ore Mine in Australia

Dire wolf brought back after being extinct for over 10,000 years u/Strict-Ebb-8959

A sea-weathered saint at St Hilda’s Church in Hartlepool, England

Los Alamos National Laboratory nuclear testing, 1974

Tree struck by lightning

Salt formation in the Dead Sea

A rain cloud and a rainbow

Green “jade” icebergs formed with mineral-rich water

Tree cocooned in spiderwebs in Pakistan

1.4 million volt x-ray machine, 1941

Yves Rossi, the founder of Jetman Dubai and creator of these rocket wings

Acidic materials being drained from a mine

Train derailment in western Nebraska

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Phytoplankton in the Gulf of Oman

A cosmic tornado captured by the James Webb Telescope

Fairy Cove, Wilsons Promontory National Park, Australia

A skull from someone with the blood disorder beta-thalassemia

Nasir ol-Molk, Iran

Wine Grottos of Southern Italy

The maiden flight of the Spitfire and the Concorde Jet were just 32 years apart.

Loki the Crow painting at the Audubon Nature Center

Mecca in 1953 and 2025

Boiling Acid Beetle

Bombardier Beetles spray boiling acid as a defense mechanism against predators.

Newly discovered pyramid-shaped mountain in Antarctica

Algae Invasion of China

Every summer, the Yellow Sea in China experiences a massive bloom of algae that overtakes the entire shoreline.

The Water Stage

A stage set up for the Austrian Bregenz Festival in 1999.

Device Making Water from Thin Air

A company called Kumulus is developing a device that can create clean drinking water from thin air.

An exploding star captured by the Hubble Telescope

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1. All You Need

2. A Snake?

“Thai man discovers venomous snake frozen inside ice cream.”

3. Faceoff

4. Protect What’s Imprtant

5. Tagged Switchblade

I knew Ronald was from the streets.

6. Look at That Horse

7. Dead Spiders

8. A Better View?

Sir, please take your baby down.

9. Leave a Tip?

10. Straight and Narrow

11. Raw Wendy’s

“My Wendy’s sandwich was a bit off.”

12. Why Not Straight?

13. Everyone’s Greatest Fear

14. Who Ordered the Snow Peas?

“I ordered Indian takeout and found a coke baggy in my curry.”

15. Dill

16. Need a Donut?

17. What?

Sometimes art doesn’t need to imitate life.

18. Painted

19. Ghosts?

20. Too Long

“Facade wall contractors used a drill too long for the job.”

21. Stay Dry?

Why not use a flood for clout?

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1. Mupe Bay, England

2. Mountain peaks along the Parks Highway Alaska

3. Cataratas del Iguazú in Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, Argentina

4. Italian Dolomites

5. The aurora in Fiordland New Zealand

6. u/gtie1997

7. Mt. Cook, Canterbury, New Zealand

8. Dark Sky over an Ancient Bristlecone, White Mountains, California

9. Grand Canyon

10. Sunset near the Arctic Circle, Alaska

12. Arashiyama, Japan

13. Atacama desert

14. Playa de Las Catedrales, Spain

15. Godafoss waterfall

16. Moraine lake

17. Pinnacles

18. Dolomites Italy

19. Denali national Park, Alaska

20. Argentina, El Bolson, Cajon del Azul

21. Tromso, Norway

22. Bulawan Falls Aurora Province

23. Vaadhoo Island, Maldives

24. Bergen, Norway

25. Bruce-Peninsula-Nationalpark, Ontario, Canada

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