“I harvested the cookie dough from my ice cream and baked it. This is the result.”
“The old german man out of LEGO bricks in front of Legoland Germany wears sandals with socks.”
This radio tracking device cut from a caught salmon
“My cat’s smaller toe beans are inverted.”
“The way a spider made a web on my Spider-Man.”
“This sparkling water is in a plastic bottle with an aluminum top.”
“The art on this shovel after a day of work.”
“I found a book that is over 200 years old.”
“I opened a beer yesterday to find the bubbles all neatly lined up.”
“Skeleton bike that I photographed.”
“This monkey at the top of a water tank.”
“My sister found this huge burdock today.”
“I found a ping pong ball under my basement sofa that is elevated by spider cobwebs.”
“April to June progression in my garden.”
“The holes in my Swiss cheese are where the eyes would be!”
The most efficient way to store tires.
A big cheese stick in this chip bag.
“In an old wallet I found a $2 bill and this 5$ bill from 1928.”
“It looks as if the van is parked really close to another one but it only has its doors open.”
“My M&Ms sank but the Ms stayed behind.”
“My mom went to the USSR in 1985 and still has a Soviet pack of cigarettes.”
“My orange juice is the same color as the mug it's in.”
“I covered a door in mirror paper squares and now it looks almost like some sort of portal.”
“Rust formed on this old spool of wire in one of the coolest ways I've ever seen.”
“The hospital my wife delivered at gives you a kit so you can have a “birth day” party.”
“One of the fireworks I took a picture of last night looks like a palm tree in the wind.”
“My milk has good advice printed on the side.”
“Vintage board games found in an attic of new house.”
“My burnt match looks like a stage microphone.”
“I own a plexi glass longboard.”
“Bubbles in my hand sanitizer look like a mini solar system.”
“The color YELLOW is a registered trademark of The Wiffle Ball Inc.”
“This photo I took on a safari looks like a Pokemon battle.”
“I found an entire roll of new 2020 bat quarters.”
“The warning label on my edibles is edible.”
“My brother cooking 2 pizzas at once.”
“On the back of older US pennies, there is a tiny Abe Lincoln sitting in his memorial.”
“Found Ecto-1 during a neighborhood walk.”
“Wear Sunblock - Temperature of Burned and Unburned Skin.”
“I coated some quarters in copper using electricity.”
“Found a drawing of a robot in a chemistry book from 1918.”
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OMG iz that Aldis? dem bastards dog treats nearly killed my dog!!!! Phahk Aldis!
I think they actually meant what they said, and you've made an incorrect assumption. Would it make it easier to parse if they had used the optional comma before the "and"?
Virginia, calling BS on your numismatic knowledge.
The "silver backed" 2 dollar bills were just as you see, dark seal and all.
You are correct that most of the other denominations were highlighted in red.
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