“A stick library for dogs at my local dog park.”
“Swing chairs inside of a cafe in Singapore International Airport.”
“This 3D piece of art my family has hung up in their house.”
“My Hotel’s Lights Shine Diagonally.”
“A water bottle that resembles a prescription bottle.”
“This tiny plant growing out of a broken leaf of a bigger succulent.”
“The clouds reflected off this building look pixelated.”
“This airport bathroom has lights to show you which stalls are free.”
“Walmart using two ladders to display pool noodles.”
“They used bubble wrap to ship my bubble wrap.”
“Local pharmacy has a display of antique medicines.”
“Sunflower necklace made by hand, one bead at a time.”
“My new rug has pirate monkeys in it.”
“I sorted and counted a 5lb bag of Gummy Bears.”
“My wife peeled an egg all in one piece.”
“The snow on my husband’s car looks like cloth!”
“You can use pano camera to “unroll” the artwork on a beer can.”
“My sneaker matches my gyms floor.”
“I was able to stab myself accidentally with a piece of my hair.”
“This luggage store has an airplane set up for customers to test their carry ons and underseater bags.”
“Drank out of a solid ice mug today!”
“This elevator at my university has feet buttons.”
“A local cafe uses some ice cubes made of frozen coffee so my iced coffee wouldn’t get as watered down.”
“The barcode in my Finnish snack is a tiny forest.”
“My aunt’s shoe prints look like peanuts.”
“This doberman metal sculpture rusted to look like an actual doberman.”
“How perfectly our cereal boxes fit in this shelf in our dorm.”
“I found this overly seasoned chip in my bag of cool ranch Doritos.”
“Two sides of the same eucalyptus tree at a golf course in California.”
“Part of a wall that’s been repainted over and over through the years!”
“I found a tiny house inside of a tree stump.”
“This rubiks cube that uses different sized surfaces instead of colors.”
“Mango with label stamped into it instead of having a sticker.”
“This Starbucks with a hole for a palm tree.”
“Foggy morning in London with a bit of sunlight equates to a ghost building on my walk to work.”
“Romanesco cauliflower looks like something from another planet.”
“The way baby rhinoceros hornbills are fed in the Czech zoo.”
“Fossils of van sized turtles that once roamed South America.”
“Mini ice forest after the freeze last night.”
“How do you like these majestic guinea pigs?”
“The way fire hydrants look underground.”
“Now you’ve had a closer look at a Galapagos tortoise.”
“What 25 generations of bird nests inside an unused chimney looks like.”
“A doorknob from inside the house when it’s −105°F.”
“Here’s one of the first mobile phones.”
“It took nearly 40 hours of exposure time to capture this picture, but I fit two planetary nebula in the same frame.”
“An A/C unit after 20 years of dog pee.”
“Very clear water in the Baltic Sea (near Sweden’s Gotland).”
“This picture isn’t black and white. It’s a pineapple plantation covered with volcanic ash in Tagaytay in the Philippines.”
“This is a Thorny Devil, it is native to Australia.”
“Eggs in various developmental stages.”
“The coolest modern McDonald’s I’ve ever seen is in Roswell, New Mexico, USA.”
“Due to a genetic mutation, this cow has 3 horns.”
“136-year-old Levi’s jeans found in a goldmine looks just like a pair from today.”
“Trees exposed by a beaver.”
“Most beautiful bread I’ve ever seen- baked with parsley and tomato by bread artisan: Vanessa Munroe.”
“Turns out, carrots can get pretty big!”
“Sea fossils of some ancient sea molluscs.”
“Penny struck on a dollar coin, accidentally released into circulation.”
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US - 80 degrees below zero on Jan. 23, 1971 in Prospect Creek in central Alaska, north of Fairbanks. The coldest temperature recorded in the contiguous U.S. is 70 degrees below zero, measured at Rogers Pass, Montana, on Jan. 20, 1954.
Martin
Carwash, So what! Not all of us click on all the posts or have a chance to see everything here on consecutive days. If there's a duplicate of something? Move past it instead of b*tching about it. Honestly. I bet you don't like your food touching on your plates either though it's your plate ffs.