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Panamanian Cargo ship collides with a smaller ship, leaving the smaller ship listing.
What are the antler flair things on bottom left of photo?
Maybe the wrong subreddit (and flair), but any idea what is going on with the antler-like things on the creepy guy on the left? I don’t meet the requirements to post in r/weird even tho I feel it fits there. Old photo we found while looking through a bin of family photos.
Photo is likely from the 1930s (ish), somewhere in upstate New York. We know the folks in the foreground, no clue to the guy on the left. Weird.
Trump crushes Reagan, Lincoln as Republicans' most admired president: Poll
“Some 53 percent of Republicans named Trump as the Republican president they admire most, nearly three times the 18 percent who selected Reagan and more than six times the 8 percent who chose Lincoln, according to a CNN poll conducted by SSRS.”
Hello, I saw some photos of a very cool train recently; I think it's pretty well known, but I don't know the name of it. This is what the caboose looked like: I think it was from the 1960s, and possibility American. If you have any guess please let me know. Thank you!
Sorry for the bad drawing.
Keep seeing these on peoples side view mirrors.
It’s like drilled in and held under the mirror I know it’s not a factory thing plus I’ve seen them on different brands and they are on both side view mirrors. Any ideas?
Why is my mousse doing this?
It comes out of the can fine for a second or so then rapidly becomes a goop, almost explosively.
It’s kind of an old can probably like a year or so old. it’s been in my bathroom which doesn’t have have ac and it’s been super hot on the east coast so it’s been probably pretty consistently in at least 80+ degrees for a while.
If you’re interested in participating in an activity, would you be more likely to say you’re “up” or “down” for/with doing it?
For example:
- “Are you up for playing hockey today?”
- “Are you down with getting Chinese takeout tonight?”
If you’re interested in participating in an activity, would you be more likely to say you’re “up” or “down” with/for doing it?
For example:
- “Are you down with getting Chinese takeout tonight?”
- “Are you up for hockey this evening?”