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My local Costco was selling a four bottle wine collection for $50,000
u/Kyzzz — 9 hours ago
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Neighborhood dog commits a crime of passion, owner considers capital punishment
u/Kyzzz — 3 days ago
▲ 20 r/bicycling
One of my favorite indoor rides. Just me, a couple dozen bananas, and a supportive dashboard monkey that day
u/Kyzzz — 4 days ago
This poppy bud looks like the Italian hand gesture emoji
u/Kyzzz — 4 days ago
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TIL the "Lovers' Arch," a rock arch in southern Italy, acquired a romantic reputation in the late 18th century and later drew thousands of visitors to take photos, propose marriage and celebrate romantic milestones. In 2026, after days of storms, the arch collapsed into the sea on Valentine's Day
smithsonianmag.comu/Kyzzz — 5 days ago
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TIL that when a predatory fish swallows a juvenile Japanese eel whole, the eel can escape by reversing up the fish's digestive tract and forcing its tail out through the gills, then pulling itself free tail first
smithsonianmag.comu/Kyzzz — 7 days ago
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TIL in 2023 NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft, over 15 billion miles away, began sending unreadable data. The cause was a single broken memory chip the team couldn't repair. Engineers rewrote its software, tucked the affected code into spare memory, and beamed the fix by radio, and it worked.
science.nasa.govu/Kyzzz — 8 days ago
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TIL of Hugh Herr, a top level rock climber who lost both legs to frostbite on Mount Washington. After his accident he machined his own prosthetic legs, continued climbing at a more advanced level, and later invented the world's first powered bionic ankle. He now runs a bionics research group at MIT.
irp.nih.govu/Kyzzz — 9 days ago
TIL the oldest organ donor in US history was Dale Steele, a 100 year old World War II veteran who died in 2026. After he died, his liver was successfully transplanted into a patient who was able to go home just five days after the operation
wwnytv.comu/Kyzzz — 18 days ago
TIL Before becoming an actor, Cillian Murphy played rhythm guitar in an acid jazz band called The Sons of Mr. Green Genes, named after a Frank Zappa song. When he was 18 or 19 the band was offered a record deal but it didn't work out, and in his words that was "the end of the dream".
vice.comu/Kyzzz — 20 days ago
TIL reggae singer Shaggy, known for "Boombastic", developed his signature singing voice as a US Marine by mimicking his drill instructors. He sang his first hit "Oh Carolina" in that voice because he thought it sounded cool, and when it blew up he realized he'd have to sing every song that way
npr.orgu/Kyzzz — 26 days ago
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TIL many languages have their own bizarre idioms for heavy rain equivalent to "it's raining cats and dogs." In Cantonese, heavy rain is "raining dog poo", in Welsh it's "raining old ladies and sticks", and one Albanian expression for it translates to "God is taking a piss."
en.wikipedia.orgu/Kyzzz — 28 days ago