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“Still sporting my dad’s Coleman Classic tent from 70’s. No leaks, and doesn’t require a rain fly. All original poles in tact after 44 years.”

"The tomato of confusion has arrived."

The city wanted him to sell the land zoned for agriculture. Basically to let some dev bulldozer the fields and flip it for commercial space. Easily 10x."

"The lamp reflection shows googly eyes behind my sunglasses."

“A small upgrade to our living room.”

"Book Boats"

"Meet Simba, one of the biggest breeds of dogs."

Dogs Burger and Ripley just love looking through this fence hole and spying on the neighborhood.

The Fifth Element is one of those movies that took place in the future. It was filled with gadgets that, at that time, no one probably thought we’d see anytime soon. Some of those technological advancements are not available to us today. However, inventors are working on flying cars and hopefully, we will have one soon.

“I paid $200 for this rad couch on craigslist!”

“I literally rescued all these books from being thrown out — each one was already in the dumpster.”

Rudy Willingham likes to amuse the good people of Seattle. He does so by leaving around the city paper cut-outs that, when viewed from the right angle, turn an everyday object into something much more.

"This person who figured out a way to get all the groceries inside at once:"

Tannen Ordunev, 23, was overweight since childhood. She never managed to lose weight through various diets, so she finally took a chance with a gastric shunting operation.

This grocery store has a bar in the middle of it, for any folks who are waiting for their friend or spouse to finish shopping.

So let’s immerse ourselves in a series of jaw-dropping photographs with otherworldly black beauty down below!

Truong Xuan Tuan, a young hairstylist from Hanoi, in Vietnam, uses simple tools like trimmers and razors to create detailed works of arts on the backs of his clients’ heads.

“My mom and Arnold on a date in the ’70s”

This dad was a proud first client at his daughters’ salon.