Mildly Interesting - Images
When you just could capture the tip of Mount Fuji! | /r/mildlyinteresting
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My House Looking Like The Gates to Heaven | /r/mildlyinteresting
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This Incredibly Realistic Sculpture Of A Dog | /r/mildlyinteresting
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The pattern of soap on the window | /r/mildlyinteresting
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A onion with a heart inside | /r/mildlyinteresting
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Store bought eggs vs our backyard chicken’s eggs (on the right) | /r/mildlyinteresting
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pausing the movie “election” gave me insight into the mind of a prop master. | /r/mildlyinteresting
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This note I received with my newly purchased earphones | /r/mildlyinteresting
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On the side of a house in a town I visited | /r/mildlyinteresting
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This stress ball that deleted Europe. | /r/mildlyinteresting
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I don’t have any words! Yesterday I found an 1899 penny while walking my dog and today I find an 1899 nickel while walking my dog! And this one is in ridiculously good condition! | /r/mildlyinteresting
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Look what I found buried 3 feet under ground | /r/mildlyinteresting
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All of the beer signs in this restaurant are lit up except Corona | /r/mildlyinteresting
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No parking sign in full bloom | /r/mildlyinteresting
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This cellar door is also an official fire exit | /r/mildlyinteresting
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This leafless Bush reminds me of an organic chem diagram | /r/mildlyinteresting
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The worlds largest McDonalds in Orlando, Florida. On the menu here you can order pizza, pasta and philly steak sandwiches amongst other exclusive items. | /r/mildlyinteresting
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The amount of pillows on this couch at a vacation rental | /r/mildlyinteresting
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Discovered Darth Vader hiding in the rug I've owned for 10 years, | /r/mildlyinteresting
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Volcanic sand is very fine. Waves seep into the sand slowly resulting in a thin layer of trapped water that can reflect light | /r/mildlyinteresting
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