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“This house I toured had a hidden entrance to their utility room.”

“Never believe in stereotypes about female weakness.”

“My grandma celebrating her 110th birthday.”

“I accidentally landed a dart in another dart while playing darts with my darts on a dartboard.”

“My dad took this shot of the sunrise at his work this morning and I thought he should share it on the internet!”

“The first ring she got from her boyfriend was too big for her. After a while, he created an unexpected surprise for his girlfriend.”

“Neowise Comet flying over a fog wave”

“My dad built me a makeup studio, from scratch. He’s never built or plastered before — this was his first time.”

“Me and my brother paragliding in the Italian Alps”

“I hit a ticket jackpot and started redeeming the tickets before they finished dispensing.”

“My little brother got engaged to an awesome woman last week.”

“When someone knows really well how to diversify the monotonous traffic flow”

“This rainbow appears to be coming from the roundabout up the road.”

“Strange things are happening in the Hantsavichy District in Belarus.”

“A bear stepped on the pool cover.”

“This is me and my birth father in Russia. I was adopted by a family in New Zealand. He didn’t know I existed.”

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“Entry to a nuclear shelter beneath my apartment building”

“Tiny hammer and enticing button with no explanation in my historic apartment building”

“It’s so cold in Chicago that the top of the Willis Tower is frozen”

“The shower door in my hotel has a random hole in the middle”

“This fake rat “melted” through the plastic of this drawer”

“The same car, the same color and both illegally parked and both without tags or plates”

“Alibaba Price Tracker to Chrome Store”

“A van at my university is part of a “dirt test””

“The colours on my antidepressants get more depressing as the dose increases.”

“I live by a nuclear power plant, these are the potassium iodide pills in case of emergency.”

“The building I’m working in today has a room marked private with only a chair, sink, mirror, and trash can.”

“The makeup remover wipes at my hotel use different tenses between packets”

“The way my father in law pulled painters tape (left) vs me (right).”

“This restaurant charges kids according to height instead of age”

“Found a homeless guys stick house in the woods”

“My 10 year old Chihuahua is experiencing male pattern baldness”

“It’s so cold the exhaust fumes from the furnace are freezing up”

“My 3 item receipt from CVS is longer than my dog.”

“Sticker in my taxi says the driver is single and open to flirting”

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The County Park Near Me Was Recently Renovated, And They Put Up This Thing. It Is Super Tall, At Least 12 Feet. I Thought At First It Was Cameras, But I Didn’t See Any Lenses. It’s In A Wide Open Field, So Maybe It’s For The Weather? I’ve Been So Curious To Figure Out What On Earth It’s For!

Purple martin ‘gourd’ nesting boxes.ACanadianGuy1967:You’ll notice that they are often built so they can be lowered (note to cable or rope in that photo for example, attached near the bottom of the pole.) When the birds leave in the autumn to migrate south, it’s good to lower the nesting boxes and clean them out so they’re ready for next spring. It reduces illness when they have clean nesting boxes.Two of my neighbors have purple Martin nesting boxes up on poles but theirs look like little apartment buildings. But there are gourd-style ones in our area, too.

Metal Cylinder In Wall Of 1800s House With A Little Lever And Flap

Definitely an old speaking tube. If your house is two stories tall it would have most likely came out by the front door so if a visitor came by and no one answered a knock they could pull the flap up and blow into it and it would whistle to hopefully get some ones attention. Then drop the flaps and be able to talk to each other with out having to go down stair.My parents old house (it was built in 1906) had one. They had silicone filled the hole by the front door. But it was repaired and made to work great.

Does Anyone Have A Clue As To What These Might Be????? They Are Heavy, And There Are Screw Holes In The 2 “Legs” Of Each Piece

Vintage school desk frame.

What Are These Long Metal Looking Sheets Being Draped Over This Building?

Not art, not copper sheeting. Just some dude’s attempt to shield himself from 5G. I’m not kidding.Source: I’m in the neighborhood, people are complaining.Edit: The “faraday cage” answers from other users are correct. It’s not rational, the guy who bought the building is unwell.Edit 2: It’s metal. Yes, it’s loud.

Lens Or Defect In The Middle Of My Front Window?

That’s usually the result of a drive-by with a BB gun.

What Is This Tiny Pocket On The Back Of My Shirt

It’s a vestigial device deliberately installed into a great number of imported shirts so that they classify as a specific article of clothing which avoids a tariff.

What Is This Elevated Place In My House?

It’s an Australian house that isn’t that old. And according to OP, previous owner was Asian. It’s the place where you put the fridge. The plug at the back makes sense. Asians like to hose their kitchen and bathrooms down to make it easier to clean. Water won’t go under the fridge this way. I used to live in Singapore.

Saw This Metal Door On A Mountain In Tyrol, Austria. It Is Attached To A Thick Plastic Well, Has A Vent On Top Of It, And I Can Hear Air Rushing Behind It Fairly Loudly

Water reservoir for tapwater or artificial snow.Source: I am Austrian.

Two-Stair Concrete Steps In Upstate NY

Mounting block / horse block / carriage stone.

Found These Decorative Glass Vials In A Box Belonging To A Deceased Elderly Woman

Perfume bottles..And fancy ones at that..Nice find..

Found In Hotel Room. Has A Plug But Does Nothing. Gold Plate Can Rotate, But Can’t See Any Purpose Or Function!

It’s a lamp and it took me far too long to realise this is sitting on a desk and isn’t actually 7ft tall.

Round Metal Ball Found Whilst Digging Has A Hole In One Side, Very Heavy Easily 3kg

Cannonball.

Metal Overshoe With Leather Straps. No Waiting Or Stamps

Flat track motorcycle racing shoe. Goes over your boot and lets your inside foot drag around the sweeping corners and not catch or wear out your boot, probably from the 1960s.

Handmade Ceramic Vessel With Inner Cup(?) Attached To The Bottom Of The Lid, Found In A Goodwill Near The Twin Cities Metro. What Is This Intended For?

It’s a butter bell. You put butter into the cup of the lid, put cool water in the outside cup and it keeps the butter cooler on the counter.

Found At The Trampoline Park But I Think It Fell From Someone’s Pocket. 2.25″ Long And Magnetic. Metal With Red Plastic Over It. Printed On It, “M A C Mp-8 Made In The USA”

Mac tools telescopic pocket magnet.

Weird Blinking Canasters Found Under Hotel Room Bed. What Are They?

Could these be smart bed legs, for trapping/detecting bed bugs that climb up them.Lilithrc390:They are 100% this bug detection things, my mum sent me some closer photos.

What Is This Black Wavy Wire Display Type Thing? I Thought It Was A Wine Rack But Wine Bottles Don’t Sit Nicely

Old CD rack.

Iron? Rod With Heavy Weight, Swings From Side To Side

Its an old pump from a well. We have one with an actual old stand alone pumphouse in my town where i live. The one in your picture is built in to the building. The “pendulum” thing is for moving the pump mechanism to bring up the water from the well.If there is no water coming out its either because the well is dried up or the mechanic is broken/disabled.

Small Different Size And Color Rings. Looks Like Aluminium. Found In A Box With Screws, Nails Ect

Bird rings for pigeons.

Round Plastic Cap In Yard. Approximately 6 Inch Diameter, 3 Feet From The House

It’s a termite bait station. A pest control company puts cellulose material in it to lure termites if they are nearby and then periodically monitors it for activity to see if treatment is necessary.

Found In My Washing Machine. Small, Pink Face? Doesn’t Seem To Dissolve, Has No Odor

This looks like the rubber part from a cheap stamp. Like one at the end of a marker.

My Kids Are Calling These “Sea Turds,” Since They Are Round, Soft/Spongey And Dark Green But What Are They Really? Pensacola, Florida; Bayside, Underwater

Tar balls! When I was a kid, my mom used to cover me in baby oil before we swam in the Gulf of Mexico so the tar didn’t stick to me.

What Are These Platforms In Seoul Metro Stations?

Removes fine dust and viruses from shoes installed at Seoul Forest subway station.

Cube Shaped Metal Bead I Found On The Ground As A Kid 15 Years Ago

Most likely it’s a part of a souvenir keychain like this, but from Moscow. The eagle is Russian coat of arms (there’s St George on the shield in the middle), the second picture is St Basil’s Cathedral, and the third one looks like Spasskaya tower of Kremlin.

Found This Bag In A Kitchen Of An Airbnb I’m Cleaning. It’s Wet/Oily And Smells Very Strong, Kind Of Like Menthol

Flavored betel nut shavings. Used as mouth freshener/ aperitif in SE Asia.

What Is This Weird Little Wad Of Cash

Modeling accessory. People use them for dollhouses, stop action films, dioramas, etc. Those look 1-to-12 scale, so they’d look size appropriate with a 6 inch tall action figure.

Silver-Colored Metal Object Found Partially Buried In Yard

Clip to chain the dog outside.

What Is This Screwdriver Like Object?

I have one of those. It came with my tiller to pick dirt and roots from the blades.

A Tray Made Of Paper Pulp That’s 8″ Long. It’s Supposedly Embalming Related

It’s a cranial cap.You put it under the head to absorb leaking brain goo.

Found On A Shore In Turkey, Istanbul Within The Black Sea. Seems To Made Out Of Titanium, Conical And Exposed To High Heat. It Is Moderatly Heavy And Has Russian Text On It. Weighs As Much As A Kilo Maximum

It looks very similar to the nosecone and structure on the ramjets for a Russian KH-31 missile, like in this photo.

What Is This Round Metal Thing That Looks Like A Lock Of Some Sort On Our Front Door?

It’s a key switch (more than likely) for an alarm system that no longer exists; key switches were fairly common in the days before keypads to arm/disarm. The back of the door where that hole is used to have wires going to it, and if you were to put a wrench on the two flats it would unscrew if you wanted to remove it and have the hole filled. Right now it’s not connected to anything, so nothing to worry about. Hope that helps!

What Is This Long, Quilted, Hanging Cloth Thing With Horizontal Pockets? No Tags, Each Pocket Is The Same Size

Wine bottle holder or really any bottle holder.

Yellow Plastic Dog Face Keychain With Sharp Pointy Spike. About Three Inches Long. Found On The Ground Near Tennis Courts At My Gym

This is actually a pickleball holder!!! Pickleballs have holes in them and you’re supposed to slide it in and it’ll stay put.

What Is This Metal Circular/Ball Contraption? Found The Picture In A Restaurant In Germany – Could It Be An Agricultural Tool? It Looks To Be Ca 3m In Diameter And Has Spokes Going Inward As Well As Around

This is art: “Scarabäus” by Adrian Basilius.

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