Due to environmental concerns, it’s illegal to do dishes in Finland’s lakes.
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Due to environmental concerns, it’s illegal to do dishes in Finland’s lakes.
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Are you aware of the Watchmaker argument?
Basically it goes like this: if you were walking along the beach and you found an intricate pocket watch, you wouldn’t assume it had just been formed randomly out of waves and sand or whatever, you’d know that a person had to have designed it. When you look around at the world it looks pretty complicated too, so someone must have designed that as well.
It’s a kind of philosophical argument that can lead to endless debate, but the reason I bring it up here is that while scrolling the cursed images on @uglydesign on Instagram, I see things that clearly had to have been designed by humans, and yet are so baffling that it’s more tempting to believing they WERE some kind of accident?
I don’t know. Scroll on, you’ll see what I mean.
For when you done got tired a’her always claimin’ youse exageratin’.
You were probably going for whimsical, but it looks like there’s someone dying in here.
“How are the neighbors?”
“Oh, they’re dead quiet.”
I feel like if I don’t scroll past this fast enough I might see a disaster.
I don’t know if you’ve got the mechanics of this quite right, friend.
I’m the most uncomfortable I’ve ever been.
And why are you on the kitchen floor? I have so many questions.
It does not get my seal of approval.
Reminds me of that thing from South Park.
My god man, how tough are you cooking those things?
I just. I can’t. I won’t. I don’t understand.
Would you actually consider buying any of these? Which ones and why?
Tell us in the comments.
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Jeremy Meeks‘ mugshot was so hot it got him a modeling contract while he was still in jail. He served 13 months in jail and walked in NY Fashion Week a year later. He also walked in Milan Fashion Week, helped to launch a fashion line, acted, & more. All within 5 years of his […]
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When Charles Darwin was conducting research and piecing together the framework that would ultimately form the bedrock of evolutionary theory, he had one big problem on his hands.
He knew, like everyone did, that humans and animals alike passed traits on from parent to offspring. And he further knew – as fewer had noticed – that these traits give survival advantages and disadvantages in different environments, which ultimately turn little changes in the short term into huge morphs in the long-term.
But what he DIDN’T know what just HOW this was happening. “Genetics” wasn’t a term yet. We didn’t really get the mechanism for HOW we looked like our dad. We just kinda expected that to be the case, and thought it was a sort of magic.
And in a way, we were right. Sure, we’ve got a much better understanding now of genes and DNA and all that jazz, but it IS still a sort of magic to compare yourself to your parents. It’s a bond. And it’s one that these Redditors are reveling in.
One of them looks a little more tired of your crap though.
My dad holding his niece, Mariam, in 2001 vs me holding my niece, also named Mariam, in 2020. from pics
What are these two up to?
My father and I at same age, 30 years apart (1600×900) from pics
Well dang, get out there and mix it up boys.
Well that is just pure.
What a great little smile.
i think it’s fun to look at my dad at 12 vs me at 12 from mildlyinteresting
Yo dude! How are you hugging into the past like that??
My Dad on the right – 1980’s. vs Me on the left – 2015 from OldSchoolCool
He’s got the keys to my heart.
Left side: my son at 9 months in 2018, Right side: me at 9 months in 1989 from PastAndPresentPics
You’re even wearing the same shirt, it looks like.
I look exactly like my grandfather when he was my age. from mildlyinteresting
Twins!
Oh yeah, I can see it.
My high school picture freshman year in 2004 next to my dad’s senior picture in 1975 from PastAndPresentPics
What a great little thing to celebrate.
How much do you look like your parents?
Describe it in the comments.
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In Italy during the 16th century music was engraved on knives so guests could sing together after they ate. Each side of the blade has musical notations and each knife represents one part for a singer. So, a complete set of knives actually come together to create a harmonious chorus.
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As a kid I was kind of obsessed with recording things. I was into multimedia endeavors in a big way. I had my tape recorders, my family’s giant camcorder, and some fairly primitive software to play around with as well.
The upside of this is that I have a TON of preserved record of my childhood with all of my tastes and attempts at expression.
The downside of this is that I have a TON of preserved record of my childhood with all of my tastes and attempts at expression.
Most of it is, how do I put this, the cringiest cringe that ever cringed. And I’m genuinely torn between burning it all in a fire and backing it up forever because of my previously mentioned obsession with all things multimedia.
Maybe I should just dump it all on r/blunderyears like these Reddit people did.
“My name is Kate and I’m here to say /
I’m unwittingly problematic in a major way…”
I’m sorry guys, I was like 9 and loved rap. I truly apologize. from blunderyears
Hey, at least it looks like you’re having fun.
What really sells this is the editing.
I have no words to explain my younger self from blunderyears
Yo, you had a blitz phone?
At a sleepover with my blitz phone during my Ashlee Simpson phase circa 2008 from blunderyears
Wait? What’s Stickam? [Googling intensifies.]
My last MySpace photo, probably getting ready to login into Stickam. The streaks are plastic hair clip ins. from blunderyears
You’re the real winner here, friend.
Feeling confident AF in my Reign Man sneakers, official Champion Charlotte Hornets game shorts, and a polo shirt for added grown-up sophistication from blunderyears
“Yeah, I’ve seen some stuff. Like water. And rocks. And picturesque pastel riverlines.”
I went through my grunge phase when I was 7 from blunderyears
Stay away from this kid, he WILL hit you with that guitar.
Because he can’t see a f*ckin’ thing.
Hollister at ya boy.
Circa 2006 – freshman year of high school. Hollister shirt, Hollister necklace, and I would straighten my hair. from blunderyears
Yeehaw to you, young lady!
The year is 1993, I am fresh from the salon with the $50 perm I begged my mom for, and JCPennys hottest cowgirl fashion (look it up sweaty). from blunderyears
They’re both just like “Who is this? Why is this happening?”
Me and flo rida. I did not listen to flo rida. from blunderyears
You look like a character in a Fry & Laurie sketch, my guy.
I had embraced my nerdy outcast status and went to school like this, sadly the trench coat was soon banned after ’99 from blunderyears
This kid crawled so that Insta selfies could run.
Got a disposable camera as a child and decided to take a selfie. I was very pleased with it after getting it developed. from blunderyears
Rock on!
Sublime shirt: check. Bandana: check. Self awareness: not found from blunderyears
In the end, the only thing we have to cringe is cringe itself.
What was your past self like?
Tell us about ’em in the comments.
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Pareidolia is “the tendency to perceive a specific, often meaningful image in a random or ambiguous visual pattern.”
In other words…you’re seeing things!
But don’t get alarmed, we all do it sometimes. Like when you see faces or animals in clouds, or on buildings, or on cracked sidewalks. Or maybe even in your food or your coffee.
Are you ready to see some really good examples of pareidolia?
Let’s take a look!
You see it, don’t you?
This vase has had enough of your nonsense. pic.twitter.com/aYuwTIXwCn
— Brad Evans* (@EvansBrad) September 18, 2020
Well, isn’t that cute?
This blob of hand cream i squeezed on my hand looks like a kitten from mildlyinteresting
Yes, you’re being judged.
Whilst walking into a kitchen I saw this guy from Pareidolia
I don’t think this will ever happen again. EVER.
Sun’s reflection on my drinking glass creates Bart Simpson’s skull. from mildlyinteresting
I like this one a lot.
The steam from this coffee looks like a triumphant ghost. from Pareidolia
Yes, I see it, too!
does this look like a pig with rollers in its hair or have I finally lost it pic.twitter.com/txxhSFyGRD
— jade (@jxdeholly) September 26, 2020
Where do you think you’re going, friend?
I thought this gourd looked like a snail. from mildlyinteresting
You better run for it!
You’re doing a great job!
Best eggplant ever from pics
Stay away from that tree.
Well, aren’t you a cute little guy?
The piece of paper that is frozen to the back of my fridge looks like a wiener dog. from funny
Nothing to be alarmed about, I’m just letting you know.
This knot in the wood looks like a Frog from mildlyinteresting
Now I’m gonna be seeing things everywhere…
How about you?
Does this happen to you sometimes?
If so, tell us your stories in the comments. And please share some photos with us if you have them.
Thanks a lot!
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The fabric used for the iconic dress Marilyn Monroe revealed when singing “Happy Birthday Mr. President” was later made illegal in the US. The material worn by the Some Like It Hot star was banned for being too flammable.
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In 1995 Iggy Pop reviewed Edward Gibbon’s The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire for peer-reviewed academic journal Classics Ireland.
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In 1935, the dispute began between two toy and candy companies, both based in the town of Santa Claus, Indiana. On one side there was Santa Claus, Inc. On the other side was Santa Claus of Santa Claus, Inc. The former alleged that the latter shouldn’t have chosen such a similar name. In response, Santa […]
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