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15+ Interesting Things That Look Like Something Else

Cool, Crazy

“Burning a piece of palo santo and this little flame appeared to be floating.”

19 Photos Prove That Life Is Full Of Easter Eggs

Cool, Creative, Funny

“Someone put googly eyes on this tree stump.”

32 Creative And Unique Barcodes

Cool, Creative

Herring fillets, Tomato sauce, Car vacuum, Cookie dough, Lemonade...

49 Awesome Things! Just AWESOME!

Cool, Creative, DIY, Interesting

50+ Awesome Photos That Need No Words

Cool, Humanity, Interesting, Life, Nature

18 Cool Examples When Advertising Is Being Art

Cool, Creative

“Use electricity wisely”

40 Great Designs

Cool, Creative, Interesting

"LEGO Advertisement."

15 People Who Prove That Any Dream Is Achievable

Cool, Crazy

“154 lb lost — they said it wouldn’t make me happy. They were wrong.”

This Woman Turns An Old House Into A Luxury Mansion

Cool, Creative, DIY, Interesting

Lyndsey from Liverpool fixed up an old three-bedroom semi along with her partner and turned it into a stylish family home...

13 Extremely Motivating Movie Speeches

Cool, Movies

“Braveheart” (1995) – Freedom Speech.

29 Celebrities Illustrated As Famous Cartoon Characters

Comics, Cool

Emma Stone As Jessie From Toy Story...

20 Amazing And Surprising Discoveries

Cool, Creative, Interesting

“The invert of my coffee looks like a tiny galaxy.”

Cool Stuff Happens If…

Cool, Crazy, Interesting

"This is what happens when no one keeps ornamental cabbage trimmed."

Cool House That Was Built Entirely Out Of 12 Shipping Containers

Cool, Creative, DIY, Interesting

“Elevated with grandeur, on top of the north facing site of 6,221 square metres, the main home incorporates twelve shipping containers as part of its detailed construction and really does have an attractive commanding presence,” the house listing on Trade Me reads.

The “Moving Dunes” Is The Illusory Artwork Installed On A Street In Montreal, Canada

Cool, Creative, Interesting, Places

Charles Laurence Proulx, the architect behind the “Moving Dunes” and co-founder of NÓS, said that the idea came as the team had to create “a bi-dimensional installation to maintain vehicle access across the street, but we wanted to give the street a topography, a volume.”