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WW1 Memorial In Vácrátót, Hungary

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980points

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Tassenküchlein168 3 years ago

So much pain carved in stone!

792points

These Playing Cards

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873points

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CD Mills 3 years ago

Aww! I want a deck!

658points

We, regular users, usually see just the finished product. But there's so much more that goes into actually creating them. To learn more about design, we contacted Nicole Phillips, who has been working in the design industry since 2005 and has a background in fine arts and advertising. Phillips specializes in logo design, branding, and package design for food & beverage, beauty, health, and interior design clients, and for each project, her work is unique and never linear.

"The design process requires research, experimentation, and even a bit of psychology," Phillips told Bored Panda. "When I feel frustrated with the process, I remind myself to take a step back, have fun and play. It's those moments of play and experimentation that usually create the best results, but it's those hours of research that help build the foundation for the final result."

"My clients are not paying me for my time, they are paying me for my many years of experience, so if I am able to complete the design process in 5 hours rather than 5 weeks, this is a sign of my years of experience and knowledge, this is valuable," she added.

Putting Rails Under A Bench So You Can Always Be In Shade

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862points

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Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago

Yes!

502points

Apartment Building In Turin Holds 150 Trees

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772points

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Sue Grigg 3 years ago

I think adding green to buildings is a great idea but how much weight do trees and the soil they grow it add to the building and do they eventually outgrow their space?

26points

Ads Against Littering In Toronto

Final score:

771points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

Honestly, lots of these are probably true.

636points

Trying to determine whether or not a particular design is good, many turn to Dieter Rams and his '10 commandments.' According to Rams, good design is innovative, makes a product useful, is aesthetic, makes a product understandable, is unobtrusive, is honest, is long-lasting, is thorough down to the last detail, is environmentally friendly, and involves as little design as possible.

Nicole Phillips agrees with the German design legend.

"Good design includes a good balance of function, form, and fun," Phillips said. "The user shouldn't have to try too hard to get what they need from the design. Good design isn't just aesthetics, it should communicate well and push boundaries a bit. Good design solves problems."

To paraphrase Don Draper from Mad Men, it's simple but significant.

This Is A Giant Iron Tree Built Into The Side Of The Russian Ministry Of Agriculture

Final score:

735points

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beastmachine. 3 years ago

Doesn't even look like manmade!!

455points

This Ladle

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729points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

Yes. Just yes.

554points

This Bottleneck Is At An Angle For Easy Fill And Drinking

Final score:

721points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

Where do you get this?

527points

#10

The Drain Is Right Under The Soap Dispenser So It Doesn’t Stain The Sink

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716points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

THIS SHOULD BE EVERYWHERE

575points

#11

Back Cover Of Dune. Turn It And It Always Says Dune. Design By Alex Trochut

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692points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

Who else was turning their device or head to see it?

713points

#12

Multi Coloured Hair Ad

Final score:

674points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

Wow!

460points

#13

This Enchanting Gothic Victorian House Built In 1888 In Arcata, California

Final score:

668points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

It looks magical.

516points

#14

Awareness Ad For Seatbelts, Canada

Final score:

651points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

Smart!

396points

#15

A Suitcase That Can Measure Its Own Weight

Final score:

624points

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Andrew Gibb 3 years ago

I bet the suit case measured weight doesn't match the airlines...

13points

#16

Refrigerator With A Lazy Susan Built In

Final score:

622points

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Aunt Messy 3 years ago

This is a great idea - and Kelvinator (I think) did something similar in the 1950s. The problem is that it takes up a HUGE amount of space in the kitchen. The doors need so much space that it's not very practical.

23points

#17

The Built In Cable Management On This TV

Final score:

615points

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B 3 years ago

My OCD thanks you.

495points

#18

Three Years Ago This Week, Saudi Arabia Began Allowing Women To Drive. This Was Ford's Ad Campaign To Go Along With It

Final score:

608points

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Mimi M 3 years ago

Woman's eyes with niqab/abaya? Not sure how I feel about that. And women are still denied basic rights and brutally punished in SA.

23points

#19

Art Nouveau Architecture Of A House Built In The 1880s, Brussels, Belgium

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598points

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CD Mills 3 years ago

I'd love to see this restored, it's so pretty.

444points

#20

This Puzzle Comes With A Stand To Hold The Box Up

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596points

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Rachel Peterson 3 years ago

Brilliant!!!

399points

#21

The Bag My New Glasses Came In

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593points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

So cool!

358points

#22

The Way These Milk Jugs Line Up!

Final score:

585points

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Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago

I'd have 12 liters of milk in my fridge any given time.

582points

#23

Clever Use Of The Captain’s Arm

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579points

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Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago

I bet its a ruse so you don't expect a crocodile when you open the cabinet.

571points

#24

Just Amazing

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575points

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~hUmMuS vIbEs~ 3 years ago

Just had a painful vision of me convincing myself I can slide down that and failing miserably.

591points

#25

This Awesome Deck

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568points

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timothy green 3 years ago

Beautiful!!

386points

#26

Door Lock Designed With Elderly (Or Intoxicated) People In Mind

Final score:

560points

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Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago

When I look at our scratched front door people carrying grocery bags and kids would also approve.

526points

#27

Igloo Hotels In Lapland, Finland

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551points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

Wow! So pretty! The hotel AND the northern lights. I rlly want to go there but with the virus, it will be a while.

355points

#28

Thought This Was A Very Clever Way To Make A Caution Sign. It's Still Highly Visible And Does It's Job But With Some Fun. As An Added Bonus It Was In A Jamba Juice So It Makes Sense With Their Aesthetic

Thought This Was A Very Clever Way To Make A Caution Sign. It's Still Highly Visible And Does It's Job But With Some Fun. As An Added Bonus It Was In A Jamba Juice So It Makes Sense With Their Aesthetic

Final score:

536points

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Matheus Oliveira 3 years ago

It also looks like it's stackable!

371points

#29

"Der Spiegel" Covers 2017 And 2020

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535points

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Rachel Peterson 3 years ago

Trump's administration and behavior had an impact worldwide in mostly awful ways; I Iove how the Germans, in two simple graphics, nail it.

681points

#30

Gothic Architecture Of Lawyer's House (Kelch Mansion) In Saint-Petersburg, Russia

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533points

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CD Mills 3 years ago

It's splendid and I love the spiral staircase. It's a bit over the top for my tastes but it is amazing.

344points

#31

Norwegian Restaurant Under, Half-Sunken Into The Sea

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523points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

It would be so cool eating on the bottom floor. Hopefully they have windows so you can see some of the wildlife!

393points

#32

Bed Sheet Tells You Which Side You Are Holding So That You Can Orientate It When Putting It On The Bed

Final score:

515points

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Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago

That would've spared me so may frustrated moments.

453points

#33

Self-Taught American Artist Brian Mock, Turns Reclaimed Materials Into Breathtaking Sculptures

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515points

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Ember 3 years ago

This is stunning!

389points

#34

Elvish - Elvin Silverware

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509points

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H Edwards 3 years ago

Pretty, but they look a bit uncomfortable to handle.

477points

#35

This Dining Chair

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506points

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CD Mills 3 years ago

This is AMAZING! Want!

303points

#36

Apartment Building In Istanbul, Turkey

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494points

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Don Golosso 3 years ago

Oh, the Irony to have a rainbowflag apartment building in Turkey

856points

#37

Royal Mail's New Electric Delivery Van Is Just The Cutest

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481points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

It looks like a toy.

441points

#38

This Bread Knife In A Swiss Restaurant Has A Silhouette Of The Major Peaks In Switzerland

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478points

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Beast 3 years ago

neat!

279points

#39

This Contemporary House Glass Ceiling Bedroom

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433points

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Elmie Pumpkinbush 3 years ago

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212points

#40

This Exit Sign Actually Looks Really Neat

Final score:

428points

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Robert T 3 years ago

He's going the wrong way!

358points

#41

Umbrella Logo That Only Shows When It Gets Wet

Final score:

424points

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Maria Schneider 3 years ago

So you know it's raining

11points

#42

The Architecture Of This Home Office/Library Located In The 13th Arrondissement Of Paris

Final score:

420points

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Sinter Klaas 3 years ago

Sunlight will ruin the colors of the books. I always keep my books and cd's in the shade. Nevertheless, beautiful room.

389points

#43

“It’s The Hat” Clever Ad For Hut Weber, A German Hat Company. One Of My All Time Favorite Clever But Incredibly Simple Advertising Designs

Final score:

417points

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Goth Nurse 3 years ago

WHAT - this is the most clever

38points

Pazuzu 3 years ago (edited)

its the hat that makes the difference. pretty clever i think. i mean who,d want to be mistaken with Hitler :)

20points

Me 3 years ago

The design is very clever but it conjures up a terrible history. I still find that history painful. It's sad that a company is using that image in an attempt to profit. There are worse things in life but this seems in poor taste.

20points

Ari Trionfo 3 years ago

I agree, you put that very well

3points

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago

Why not conjure up a terrible history? Would you rather we forget it? Bury every picture of Hitler and his Nazis?

1point

Tadhg Abella Reynolds 2 years ago

Come on dude who put a pole up your a*s.

0points

Wendy 3 years ago

I don’t get why it’s clever to use Hitler in an ad

14points

Nicolai Zoëga 3 years ago

Becourse the hat makes it Charles chaplin, insted

49points

okpkpkp 3 years ago

Don't use Hitler in ads. It is too soon and will forever and always be too soon.

12points

Tadhg Abella Reynolds 2 years ago

Yeah, let's bury any existing evidence of Hitler and forget about it. It's a german brand dude they're poking fun at themselves who shoved a pole up your a*s?

2points

Mimi M 3 years ago

Kinda creeps me out. Esp coming from Germany.

10points

Tadhg Abella Reynolds 2 years ago

Ah yes, there's definitely Nazi propaganda in a f*cking bowler hat ad. What is so creepy about this?

0points

GirlFriday 3 years ago

LOVE THIS!!! AMAZING DESIGN CONCEPT.

9points

Ashe 3 years ago

So- dont get me wrong- I HATE hitler for what he has done, and I dont think he was good in any way, but i like learning more about him through history books and such

6points

Heather Davis 2 years ago

I like it charlie hated Hitler and the fact they both had the same mustache. He was anti Hitler before all the other Americans.

3points

Ramon F. Gomez 2 years ago

Chaplin was British.Yet you are right in that most US citizens weren't against Hitler before the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor.

0points

Cathy Carey 3 years ago

Is that Hitler?! This makes me want to NOT buy their products. I am half German and wish I was not because of that Nazi bullshit.

3points

Kael Jones 2 years ago

I can see why. Part of me doesn’t forgive Germany because of what the nazis did

1point

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago

Funny how people are so appalled by this. It's clear they mean to say that it's the hat that makes the person. Without the iconic hat, Chaplin's facial features would look like Hitler's. (Which CC intended, to make fun of Hitler. Nobody forced CC to wear the beard like he did). I think it's a clever ad.

3points

Geordie Insomniac 2 years ago

To go from Hitler to Charlie Chaplin in one small move is kinda cool!!

2points

Joy 3 years ago

Very clever and makes a strong point on how a simple item can alter our perception and therefore the meaning.

2points

James F. Wilson Jr. 3 years ago

The silhouette of Laual and Hardy would have been better.

2points

Mary Ross 3 years ago

Great images, great concept. My hat's off to whoever created this.

2points

Alias Fakename 6 months ago

Reminds me of that scene in the office

1point

Phillip Shepard 2 years ago

Look up Chaplin's history. He did a satirical film that condemned Nazism, "The Great Dictator" Original Premiere: March 7, 1941.

1point

Delta Alpha 2 years ago

Hitler never wore a bowler hat...but Charlie Chaplin, as the Little Tramp did!!!

1point

Rathma 2 years ago

Oh this is going to piss some 'Merricans off. I'd be surprised if anyone under 40 can identify who's wearing the hat. Lol

1point

mysticalasDUCK 2 years ago

I don’t really understand this could someone explain?

1point

Tony Gong 2 years ago

I really hate this one and whoever made this should get sued so bad no not sorry. this looks like HITLER. how hard can it be to make a german guy without making that guy?! Hitler: same hairstyle same mustache style, absolutely HATES IT!

1point

Trisha Whitelock-Fetter 2 years ago

Could come from the movie the Great Dictator!!! One of my favorite Chaplin films.

1point

Vernon Purvis 3 years ago

very "risky" ad for a German company. It is a wonder the German government did not freak out.

1point

Sherry Harvey 3 years ago

Great ad. The hat makes all the difference. That’s the point and for advertising hats, this ad is terrific.

1point

Dorothy Cloud 3 years ago

I immediately thought of Hitler! Not good.

1point

Jerry Cynova 3 years ago

NOT for me, poor taste I think. mary c

1point

Anja Schmidt 3 years ago

in germany you could shine with knowledge by replacing the hat thing with studying arts ... They say, if hitler would have been accepted as a student to the acadamy of fine arts, he wouldn´t have become a political führer. so it´s all about studying arts ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler

1point

Jason Green 2 years ago

So it’s the art school’s fault? He would have been brimming with love and tolerance if only he could have pursued his mediocre paintings? Obviously we should send every human to art school if it has that kind of power.

0points

Fat Unicorn 3 years ago

It's a joke from The Office. It was never Hitler. It's always Charlie. The hat makes the difference in the mind of the viewer, not the reality of who is depicted. A little critical thinking goes a long way. Go for clever art.

1point

Lotus Flower 3 years ago

This is not it

1point

Linda Robinett 3 years ago

Yeah, they should have just stuck with Charles Chaplain.

1point

Thomas Ewing 3 years ago

Makes me wonder: did Adolph admire Charlie?

1point

Anita Pickle 3 years ago

Just proves Charlie Chaplin needs a hat at all times or people flip out

1point

Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago

But, but, it looks a little like Loral and Hardy, so not original

1point

Cold Contagious 3 years ago

This is what I thought also.

0points

Ethan Massengale 2 years ago

Hold on, isnt that... him?

0points

Tom Markham 2 years ago

That's Charlie Chaplin, NOT Hitler. No German company would ever feature Hitler in any ad.

0points

Trevor Hanna 2 years ago

Terrible I would not enter the premises. Disgusting disgraceful.

0points

Skylar Jaxx 2 years ago

Charlie would have hated this!

0points

Jan Ryhal 2 years ago

I thought the little black was their neck

0points

Mauricio Hernandez 2 years ago

The creativity in this ad is undoubtedly amazing BUT the THEME with the guy on the left is not. There is nothing 100% perfect. 10 in creativity. 3 in the theme.

0points

Robert Morse 2 years ago

Hitler…really??? Poor taste

0points

Dana Mardell 2 years ago

Says to me, throw a hat on a monster and then he is suddenly likeable, and stylish. Hide your racism and hate with a hat!!

0points

Peter Ledoux 2 years ago

I also think it's a terrible ad, a German Co. no less. I'm top a top hat kinda guy, ball cap is more me. I will not be buying from them. They can't have forgotten, oh right people are saying it never happened . Anybody who can say that and mean it I would smile fade away.

0points

Linda Daniels 2 years ago

It's this charlie Chaplin

0points

that_curly_girl 🇺🇦 2 years ago

I thought it was Charlie Chaplin for a sec…but no

0points

Tahir Aman 2 years ago

We’re is the rest of the head

0points

BlackDogsLivesMatter 2 years ago

I thought it was Laurel from Laurel and Hardy. I guess its probably Chaplin. Where in the hell did hitler come from? People get all their undies in a bunch over a pic of a hat. Seriously, grow the p**k up.

0points

bob blakely 2 years ago

Charlie Chaplin obviously!

0points

Catherine Stevens 2 years ago

*nothing* *absouloutly nothing* *in small letters* the hat

0points

Georganne James 2 years ago

I thought Charlie Chaplin when I saw this not Hitler.

0points

Shan Cruz 2 years ago

I think this looks like a Charlie Chapman type ad. Not a WWII. I’ve never seen pics from the WWII era where this type of hat was the norm.

0points

Shan Cruz 2 years ago

I think it looks like a Charlie Chaplin ad with the hat.

0points

Clara Reger 2 years ago

Hitler vs Charlie Chaplin, who heroically satirized Hitler. A tip of the hat to Charlie and good vs evil.

0points

Tadhg Abella Reynolds 2 years ago

Probably a Christian that wants to feel good about themselves tbh.

0points

Tadhg Abella Reynolds 2 years ago

@Abhinc, what are you talking about lmao. They're not capitalizing on an atrocity, they're just making a comedic play on the character of someone in (THEIR country's) history in order to advertise their brand in a creative and poke fun-ish way.

0points

e gads 2 years ago

Thats funny

0points

Jessica Blankenship 2 years ago

Apparently Abhinc doesn't know who Charlie Chaplin is lol

0points

Sandra McDonald 2 years ago

Yeah, Charlie Chaplin

0points

Sandra McDonald 2 years ago

Is that Hitler or the guy from the silent movies. Didn't he have a "mustache" like that? Can't remember his name.

0points

Ashley Thompson 2 years ago

It's the hat that makes you?

0points

sharon fievez 2 years ago

Lighten up. It's Charlie Chaplin

0points

Carrie Shen 2 years ago

It's a hair hat!

0points

Penny Serenade 2 years ago

Booo. Really?

0points

Wayne Jones 2 years ago

History is history

0points

Karina Andersen 2 years ago (edited)

it reminds me of Charlie Caplin

0points

Gail Hicks 2 years ago

ABHINC...I take the graphic to represent Charlie Chaplin. What say you?!

0points

Daniela Galatean Ficiu 2 years ago

“It’s The Hat” Clever Ad For Hut Weber, A German Hat Company. One Of My All Time Favorite Clever But Incredibly Simple Advertising Designs

0points

Zachary Mcleod 2 years ago

Who says antisemitic marketing can't be clever. Far from classy, but clever

0points

Valola Suzanne Allmark 2 years ago

Hey it's Charlie Chapman not hitler

0points

Ilvana Babic 2 years ago

Abhinc,,I think that you need to buy a new hat and chill a bit,relax,feel better

0points

colette Iremonger 2 years ago

It’s Charlie Chaplin silent movies 1980’s

0points

LK Hunt 2 years ago

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0points

Paula Bryant 2 years ago

Is this not Charlie Chaplin ????

0points

Luther von Wolfen 2 years ago

I agree with most here - it's clever, but in poor taste.

0points

Lisa Ball 2 years ago

funny that i once went to Halloween dressed as chaplin, sat by a Hitler there!!

0points

Danielle Schaefer-singleton 2 years ago

God Lord People...Its an AD , NOT A statement..actually, The hat is the statement.. .. Im not sure why people come here to argue .lifes hard enough!!

0points

Hkm A.j 2 years ago

Wah clever weiiii.. hadap hadam

0points

S Chavez 2 years ago

It's Charlie Chaplin, not Hitler!

0points

S Chavez 2 years ago

It's Charlie Chaplin, not Hitler!

0points

Jessica N 2 years ago

Its an ad for charlie chaplin...how inane are you?!

0points

Sim Eon 2 years ago

And you think the US doesn’t sound like nazis to some other countries.... get the joke and move on please.🤲🏽

0points

Jay Buchan 2 years ago

It's a take on charge chaplin I believe rather than a German dictator

0points

Annie Bieber 2 years ago

NOT Right in ANY way, shape or form...

0points

Jason Green 2 years ago

Says who?

0points

moose man 3 years ago

but didnt deutschland make anything related to hitler illegal? i mean like dont they ban naming your child adolf?

0points

d bradley 3 years ago

so Hilter was really just a comedian or Chaplin was a monster

0points

M 3 years ago

I don't understand

0points

Anu Aaltonen 3 years ago (edited)

Laughter is the best weapon against boggarts and other monsters.

0points

Di F 3 years ago

One simple product - yet can make all the difference. Clever.

0points

RP 3 years ago

Charlie Chaplin comes to mind

0points

Grace Smith 3 years ago

Hahahahaha

0points

Glenda Pliler 3 years ago

Classy.

0points

Purple Panda Rae'n 3 years ago

Why are there many people who cannot distinguish between Hitler's RECTANGULAR mustache and CHARLIE CHAPLIN's HEXAGON mustache?

0points

Paul Crozier 3 years ago

I've looked at the pictures and the moustache looks the same

1point

Sheenagh Murphy 3 years ago

I didn't think Hitler at all until I read the comments - Chaplin definitely!

0points

PenitentEyeball 3 years ago

Oooooh… like Charlie Chaplin?

0points

Mickie Shea 3 years ago

Getting the point and it took awhile.

0points

JJM 3 years ago

Agree with Abhinc.

0points

Joyce Deering 3 years ago

Controversies aside...I think it just looks like 'hair' and 'hat'. This just looked like a stretch to sell hats. Lucky thing I don't wear hats or try to sell them.

0points

Nancy Dickerson 3 years ago

Charlie Chaplin?

0points

Heather Hayllar 3 years ago

Abhinc. I thought only of Charlie Chaplin until I read your blurb

0points

Daphne 3 years ago

Chaplin! Clever

0points

Janet Graham 2 years ago

Clever, but too soon.

-1point

R. G. 2 years ago

OMG!!! I don't think I've ever read so many wrong answers before! It's Laurel and Hardy a comedy duo from the 1930s.

-1point

Janice Edgar-West 2 years ago

That is sick! Does nobody realize that that is Hitler??

-1point

Gloria Elena Gil 2 years ago

I think if Chaplin saw this he will be very offended...

-1point

Mike Pepper 2 years ago

I can't believe someone in Germany thought that was a good idea.

-1point

Sharon Switzer 2 years ago

So they are saying that their hats can hide a monster?

-1point

Markus Weiler 2 years ago

NOT GOOD! Shows how easy a megalomaniac can delude

-1point

Pamela Kever 2 years ago

Change the mustache at least!!!

-1point

Leonard Yeo 2 years ago

Should have used a bowtie instead of that moustache!

-1point

Janet PoCo 2 years ago

It will make people think and talk but I hate its message.

-1point

Kimu but she’s inactive 3 years ago

Thats creative but not morally correct… in any way possible.

-1point

Ryan Pfeffer 3 years ago

Fk dat

-1point

Sharon Maher 3 years ago

not sure i can run with the conintation of from murder to clown with just a hat

-1point

Dorothy Parker 3 years ago (edited)

Truly tone deaf and hateful. They might consider partnering with Zara, whose yellow star tee shirt and swastika handbags are equally heinous.

-1point

Amaranthim Talon 3 years ago

So a German company actually CHOSE to link themselves with Hitler? Yeah- genius advertising- NOT!

-2points

Lyn Moffett 3 years ago

No. That’s just wrong they are immortalising the most evil bastard in history

-3points

Jason Green 2 years ago

Satirizing is not immortalizing.

4points

#44

This Dishwasher Projects A Timer Onto The Floor

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412points

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MagicalUnicorn 3 years ago

cats would love this!

402points

#45

This Bottle Opener

Final score:

409points

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Robert T 3 years ago

Alessi. I have one in green. :D

232points

#46

Maintenance Guy's Shirt Doubles As A Helpful Sign

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398points

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A B C 3 years ago

This pic is so old, I think it already circulated the internet way back when I was in school. It's still a perfect example of well-thought gimmicks.

194points

#47

Poster For The Borat 2 Film

Final score:

377points

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Robert T 3 years ago

*snigger*

194points

#48

Pigalle Basketball Court Designed By Ill Studio & Nike

Final score:

373points

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Maiun 3 years ago

That's stunning, anyone know where it is?

219points

#49

Time’s New Cover

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364points

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Maria Schneider 3 years ago

"Time Magazine from October 19 , 2020 - Donald Trump’s COVID-19 Diagnosis Is Forcing Him to Face His Personal and Political Vulnerability" Google says

206points

#50

2020 Badge Design

Final score:

334points

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SCamp 3 years ago

When 2020 goes to a reunion of 21st Century years, it’ll get sent to the corner

216points

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#51

My New Toaster Has An “A Bit More” Button

Final score:

117points

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Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago

They know their costumers.

39points

#52

20 Foot Tall Door Facade By Gabriel Schama

Final score:

117points

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Nina 3 years ago

this is some Fullmetal Alchemist s**t O_o

30points

#53

This Downspout With Vertical Garden Attached In Seattle

Final score:

114points

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boredkitten 3 years ago

I think this is ugly

3points

#54

Zipper-Shaped Boat "Unzips" Tokyo's Sumida River

Final score:

111points

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Aahzmandus Pervect 3 years ago

Plexus By Gabriel Dawe

Final score:

111points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

Stunning

33points

#56

Subway Details In Sweden

Final score:

111points

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Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago

The small things that make you smile and brighten a stressful commute.

64points

#57

Castello Di Reschio In Lisciano Niccone, Italy

Final score:

110points

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Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago

I love this concept. Its a beautiful addition that does not mar the building's classic lines and architecture. Unless you are right on it, the building looks the same as it did 1000 years ago.

37points

#58

A Soviet Poster From 1944 Depicting Legions Of German Soldiers Fated To Die In The Russian Winter Due To Hitler's Orders

Final score:

109points

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NOLAHusker 3 years ago

Russian propaganda is really well done.

50points

#59

Every Time This Bus Stops, An Endangered Animal Disappears

Final score:

108points

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

Wow, what a great design. Typical WWF.

42points

#60

This Spray Bottle With A Label Showing Different Concentration Ratios

Final score:

107points

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Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago

That's very helpful.

44points

#61

This Small Cinema Theater Designed By Erika Hock, Germany

Final score:

100points

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Aahzmandus Pervect 3 years ago

Too small, judging by this photo. :)

44points

#62

What All High Schools Should Have

Final score:

98points

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Anna Te 3 years ago

Homer Simpson invented it first ;)

87points

#63

Clever Roadside Campaign To Raise Awareness Against Using Your Phone Whilst Driving.... Love This!

Final score:

97points

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Saint Thomas 3 years ago

I got mixed feelings. The idea is cool, no doubt about it. But it's a bit distracting as well. Depends on the type of roads where it's placed i guess. On a higway, it could cause accidents because of drivers looking at it.

24points

#64

Heatherwick Studio's Little Island Creates An Artificial Landscape Above The Hudson River

Final score:

97points

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Dave P 3 years ago

and to get access, you need a time slot, schedule weeks in advance, etc. I live in NYC and havent been able to get access yet. Hopefully soon I will though. BTW this used to be a place where there was a pier for cruiseships, and they replaced it with it. Worth it.

36points

#65

Double Helix Table Legs

Final score:

95points

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Matheus Oliveira 3 years ago

Good taste is surely carved into these designer's DNA.

44points

#66

Interesting Ad For Jeep

Final score:

94points

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Peppermallow 3 years ago

Until it springs back, and fires your Jeep (in reverse) out to sea

96points

#67

This Airplane Eye Patch Tells Flight Attendant Whether Passengers Will Eat Or Not

Final score:

94points

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Vic 3 years ago

In my case, the do not disturb sign will be useless and completely unused, I always want to be woken when there is food.. :-)

41points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#68

Donald Hiding In The Latest Cover Of The Economist

Final score:

94points

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Lance d'Boyle 3 years ago

Wow that took awhile to see.

77points

#69

This Backyard Deck

Final score:

92points

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mulk 3 years ago

need a little rooftop or a huge umbrella... but I looooooove it

4points

#70

This IKEA Pillow Ad

Final score:

92points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

Imagine if you bought pillows like this and used a new one each night

32points

#71

The Perfectly Cut And Re-Assembled Log At Reception

Final score:

91points

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Altea 3 years ago

Tree was way more perfect

81points

#72

This Doorknoob At My Butcher's

Final score:

89points

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M 3 years ago

Cool!

17points

#73

I Simply A-Door-E This

Final score:

84points

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Sharon Heim 2 years ago

Wonderful!

2points

#74

This Anti-Plastic Bag

Final score:

83points

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Sasy 3 years ago

That is horrible, perfect but horrible

52points

#75

Continuos Banister

Final score:

81points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

That is cool! Got to say though, the tiled walls look a bit like mattresses.

28points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#76

Artistic Twist On Glassware

Final score:

81points

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Adam Madej 3 years ago

While the design is nice, you lose some of water space; ergo a design that's nice looking, but the usability is worse.

38points

#77

Unique Packaging Design By Ig: Angelina_pischikova

Final score:

81points

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Andrew Gibb 3 years ago

I hope one is a glo-worm

11points

#78

The Urban Gardens Of Copenhagen, Denmark

Final score:

80points

POST

mcborge1 3 years ago

Where do you live?... Disc three, slice five. :D

77points

#79

The 1961 Holiday House Geographic Travel Trailer

Final score:

77points

POST

JuJu 3 years ago

I want it even if I love my tent.

21points

#80

Steampunk Spider.peter Szucsy

Final score:

77points

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Julian Milby 3 years ago

Beautiful!

20points

#81

Cozy A-Frame House

Final score:

73points

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Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago

Only if it comes with a window cleaner.

40points

#82

Perch Is A Unique Lamp By Multidisciplinary Designer Umut Yamac. Composed Of Folded Paper With Brass Trimmings, This Elegant Origami-Inspired Light

Final score:

73points

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cassiushumanmother 3 years ago

Lol i've read "this elephant" and was like, "huh it's a bird!" ... i'm just an idiot!

25points

#83

1948 Timbs Buick Streamliner — Designed By Mechanical Engineer, Norman E. Timbs, It Was Mostly Aluminum With A Steel Chassis. It Cost $10,000 And Took More Than 2 Years To Build. To Keep The Shape Clean, It Had No Doors. It Had A Buick Super 8 Engine And Topped-Out At 120 Mph

1948 Timbs Buick Streamliner — Designed By Mechanical Engineer, Norman E. Timbs, It Was Mostly Aluminum With A Steel Chassis. It Cost $10,000 And Took More Than 2 Years To Build. To Keep The Shape Clean, It Had No Doors. It Had A Buick Super 8 Engine And Topped-Out At 120 Mph

Final score:

71points

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Otter 3 years ago

Getting in or out must be SO undignified.

29points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

See Also on Bored Panda

French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#84

The Road Reflectors In Korea Are Connected To The Water System And Double As Devices To Clean The Road

Final score:

70points

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Kim Irving 3 years ago

This could be adapted to the roads in Canada for the winter & filled with brine!

37points

#85

Ammonite Wash Basin By Hightechdesign

Final score:

70points

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Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago

It looks very cool, as long as you don't have to clean it.

60points

#86

The Underground Station Signs Near Playstation Headquarters In Oxford Circus Have Been Changed For The Launch Of The Ps5

Final score:

69points

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Béatrice Gallet 3 years ago

I think that's not good. Underground is a public utility transportation. It's not appropriate to match it with a company too help it sell more !

32points

#87

20201 Tokyo Olympics Logo

Final score:

68points

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Fixit Mann 3 years ago

should have cancelled the whole bit. I wanted 2020 to be OVER.

2points

#88

Pop-Up Illy Cafe

Final score:

66points

POST

mulk 3 years ago

WTF the toilet??!!

70points

#89

Kaleidoscopic Snake Nest Built By Genius Architect Javier Senosiain

Final score:

66points

POST

Ember 3 years ago

....so beautiful and creative

14points

#90

This Graffiti Font

Final score:

65points

POST

beastmachine. 3 years ago

Revolution?

85points

#91

My Plastic Wrap Just Told Me To Add It To My Grocery List!

Final score:

62points

POST

beastmachine. 3 years ago

Don't, just use metallic ones. Atleast they can be recycled easily.

11points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#92

Saw These Cute Little Stools At A Burger Joint

Final score:

61points

POST

Amazon QT 3 years ago

That would be Burger King. “Bun, Lettuce, Tomato, Cheese, Hamburger, Bun”

13points

#93

LEGO Necklace

Final score:

57points

POST

Ross Warren 3 years ago

Separately, they resemble tomb stones.

83points

#94

Burger King New Logo (Monogram Version)

Final score:

56points

POST

SCamp 3 years ago

Simple design is best. Well played Burger King

28points

#95

This Danish Brewery Is Called Gamma, And Its Logo Resembles A (Gamma?) Wave

Final score:

56points

POST

Cip IESAN 3 years ago

GAMNA

31points

#96

This Chair By Oki Sato

Final score:

54points

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Niall Mac Iomera 3 years ago

Looks really uncomfortable

10points

#97

This Rock Crafted From A 700-Pound Boulder, Excavated From The Homesite And Then Hung From The Wall To Be Used As A Sink In A Home In Jackson, Wyoming

Final score:

54points

POST

Julian Milby 3 years ago

Someone has too much money

84points

#98

Tree In The House Project

Final score:

51points

POST

Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

Tree houses are houses inside trees. Clearly, this is a house tree.

70points

#99

I Think The Gamecube Logo Deserves More Credit. It's Actually A Cube Which Forms A G For Gamecube While Forming Another Cube In It

Final score:

50points

POST

Xottel 3 years ago

I vividly remember the animation.

24points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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“This Breaks My Heart”: People Stunned—And Angry—After Woman Buys Lost Luggage From Airport

#100

In 1983 Hartmut Esslinger Prototyped An Apple Flip Phone

Final score:

48points

POST

Chich 3 years ago

Star Trek beat them to it

35points

#101

This Plane Logo Concept Art

Final score:

48points

POST

Chich 3 years ago

Simple and clever

19points

#102

IKEA Anti Ageing Cream

Final score:

48points

POST

Amazon QT 3 years ago

Love this ad!

16points

#103

Solio Lodge, Kenya

Final score:

47points

POST

Jo Johannsen 3 years ago

Can you imagine looking up from the tub to see a lion licking its chops while staring at you?

49points

#104

The Thumbnail Of The Economist

Final score:

47points

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Ryan Deschanel 3 years ago

So you mean a "kill your daughters" policy was a bad idea?

49points

#105

Have A Break. Have A Kit-Kat

Final score:

46points

POST

iBlank 3 years ago

they forgot the time slot for Bored Panda!!

4points

#106

Amazing Flower Design Torch For The Tokyo Tbd Olympics

Final score:

45points

POST

J. F. 3 years ago

Resembling a japanese cherry blossom?

33points

#107

The Cauldron At Tokyo Olympics Was Designed By Japanese Designer Oki Sato

Final score:

45points

POST

Monika Rhodes 3 years ago

Love it.

15points

"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

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Guy Divorced 3 Years Ago Drops Off 3 Y.O. With His Ex-Wife Completely Out Of The Blue

#108

Lil Wayne's Album Cover For 'Funeral', Which When You Flip Says 'Lil Wayne'

Final score:

44points

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Ginny Weasly 3 years ago

Who flipped it to see?

60points

#109

1950's Maico Mobile Scooter

Final score:

44points

POST

John Baker 3 years ago

Doesn't look like it would handle very well.

27points

#110

Google Gives Us A Visual Example

Final score:

43points

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beastmachine. 3 years ago

Oh there are a ton of these little Easter eggs all around Google, try anagram next!

53points

#111

Miroslav Vujovic Aka Graforidza Created This Ad Campaign To Raise Awareness Of Harmful Smoking Effects

Final score:

43points

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Anagram margana 3 years ago

Add wrinkles.

33points

#112

The Art For Better Call Saul Has An Empty Spot Where The Heart Should Be, And The Paper With The Aforementioned Heart Is Being Weighed On A Scale. I Thought That Was Kinda Big Brain!

Final score:

40points

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Anagram margana 3 years ago

And rather eerily ironic now. (Bob Odenkirk’s recent heart attack.)

39points

#113

At The Back Of This Intel Sticker You Can See The Processor Architecture

Final score:

37points

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mulk 3 years ago

I check it on my laptop. Little imperfection: when you remove the sticker, some part of the processor pattern are removed with the glue...

13points

#114

This Carbon-Framed Ebike

Final score:

33points

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Neb 3 years ago

I guess a price is not for casual rider...

9points

#115

Monarch Loudspeakers From Oswalds Mill Audio (Designed By David D'imperio)

Final score:

27points

POST

David Martin 3 years ago

Is it just me, or are those speakers whipping open trench coats to flash me? Especially the one on the right, with the light giving it a creepy smile

46points

“All Three Shot Out Pink”: Triplets' Baby Shower Turns Sour, Pregnant Wife Wants A Divorce

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College Student Does Exactly As Told After Roommates Demand They Keep Their Stuff In Their Room

#116

Chaise Renversée - Double Duty Idea

Final score:

26points

POST

Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago

You have to get all of your paperwork done and filed away before you can take a nap.

41points

#117

Stylish Mailbox

Final score:

21points

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Rebecca O’Donnell Premium 3 years ago

As a letter carrier this mailbox has everything I like. There is an overhang to protect the k**b from being frozen shut. It has the number very visible on the side, where you can see it from quite a distance away. And it looks like a decent size where I could fit an 8.5 by 11 inch envelope without bending it.

33points

#118

Invisi-House

Final score:

21points

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therarestbanana 3 years ago

100% some poor bird is going to die by flying against the mirror :(

74points

#119

Peach Hut Community Center / Atelier Xi

Final score:

18points

POST

Not A Panda 3 years ago

Must be a small community....

4points

#120

Walt Disney Concert Hall By Frank Gehry

Final score:

15points

POST

Charlotte Bayer 3 years ago

this looks like someone unearthed the opera house in sidney

31points

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Dorothy Cloud 3 years ago

Why, why does there have to be political agenda on here.

57points

Shauna Hicken 3 years ago

I second that thought, we get blitzed with too much politics already. I want a break.

41points

Monica Pryts 3 years ago

Would you complain if the political ads favored Trump?

6points

Juniper Rose 2 years ago

I'm Canadian and American politics are bigger than Canadian politics for us. I find some of these hilarious. The author of the article also has their freedom. I feel like as long as we're not actively insulting innocent people or minority groups bored panda can do whatever they want.

3points

Andrea Careless 2 years ago

It’s part of our life. I don’t want to feel like I have to pretend it doesn’t exist here.

3points

Harlsen Chesterton 3 years ago

Because 'politics' in the internet age means it's very easy to make having nothing to say look like you have something to say.

3points

Michael Avakian 2 years ago

Indoctrination only works when it's force fed, constantly.

2points

Rudolf Rassendyll 2 years ago

Politics is the mark of the human condition..

1point

Johny Hills 2 years ago

It's simple, the last guy was a disgrace and should be remembered as such.

0points

B N 2 years ago

It's a liberal site.

0points

Rita B 3 years ago

Please add - Japanese toilets. The flushing tank has a water spout with a soap dispenser, so people can wash their hands in the toilet stall- and sudsy water flushed the toilet

53points

Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago

We’ve seen that on the last few posts with cool stuff. It doesn’t need to be repeated again.

7points

grey galah 3 years ago

This was good stuff. Beautiful, intriguing, maybe controversial, imaginative and practical. Today, I'm a contented panda.

34points

sharron lynn parsons 3 years ago

A good post, I especially enjoyed, the incredible architecture, it's something I have always appreciated, I truly get excited, at the beauty !!!

5points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 3 years ago

Theres a faucet at the Cheyenne mountain zoo hippo and penguin exhibit restrooms that are three in one, it's a horizontal faucet, one part dispenses water, the middle part dispenses soap, and the other is air dry

4points

Neb 3 years ago

I saw quite a few 2 in 1 recently in the airport, shaped a bit like airplane: middle part provides water, and the side parts work as air dry. There is no rounded plane shapes, simply the style (middle tube, and two tubes to the side from the middle of water one)

0points

Anja Schmidt 3 years ago

nice collection - more of it !! :-)

2points

Stephanie IV 3 years ago

Not a single one I didn’t like!

2points

Texpo Tang 2 years ago (edited)

WE ARE NOT THUCKING PANDAS

1point

Helena Hultström 2 years ago

There's political and then there are phenomena like the American precidency. I think that, considering it's no longer only of national concern, is bigger and beyond politics.

1point

Thomas Biorogue 2 years ago

Quit saying, "This online group." EVERY SINGLE TIME it is Reddit. Just say "we stole this from Reddit."

1point

Sarah 3 years ago

I think number 28 is a bit off

1point

Barbara Gibson 2 years ago

What did it used to be? All i see is a banana caution sign. Not much controversy there. I think it's cute.

0points

Heike Kohl 3 years ago

Can't get past the "Show 70 more" button. (???)

1point

BioClay88 2 years ago

just some b******t politics mostly. we get it "orange man bad" but the other guy's alot worse.

0points

Renzo Theo Matunog-Newville Heights Academy 2 years ago

add the bismuth geode

0points

Israel Wilkinson 2 years ago

Your political messages aged as well as Bidens video saying Putin would stop all aggression and respect Biden😂😂😂

0points

Elizabeth Newsday 2 years ago

Why is the political bias against Trump necessary? He made mistakes yes, but he is all and all a good man and a great president. Besides I see no reason to put politics into this usually amazing website.

0points

Debbie Pedersen 2 years ago (edited)

Idk most of these made me uncomfortable.

0points

Laya Smith 3 years ago

#11 says dunc

0points

Faith M 2 years ago

Why must BP take an interesting piece and screw it up with politics? Always leftist garbage politics

-1point

Jeannie Walter 2 years ago

I'm getting pretty tired of trolls posting their anti-Trump and anti-conservative crap. I never see anything pro-Trump or pro-conservative...is that by design, or do you simply have a large number of leftists who read your posts? Either be fair and let both sides post, or don't post anything from angry leftists. We're ALL allowed to have our own opinions, but it's infuriating to only see stupid posts and/or comments from leftists.

-3points

Hannah Walters 3 years ago

Really cool ideas If your reading this I hope you have a great day and know. “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” ‭‭John‬ ‭3:16‬ ‭NIV

-3points

Terd Fergison 3 years ago

Why did jesus supposedly heal some lepers in the stories, but he didn't cure the disease leprosy itself? Some people still suffer with leprosy to this day. Was he incompetent? Evil? Just wants certain people to suffer? Science has largely cured the disease leprosy. Thank scientists! Can you name a disease god has cured? Science has actually cured a number of diseases. Do you have any evidence that any gods even exist? How is jesus god's only son? Aren't we all supposedly created in god's image? Didn't god create Adam and Eve? The bible says pray for anything you want in god's name & god will give it to you. Can you please pray to regrow the limbs of an amputee? Petitionary prayer fails. What makes you think heaven is real then?

0points

darkmagic lovespell 3 years ago

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13 3 years ago

You know visiting this site is voluntary right?

17points

kim morris 3 years ago

I don't go to reddit. I"m glad Bored Panda exists.

7points

Suzy the observer 3 years ago

The text and interviews are created by BP.

2points

Flavia Slag 3 years ago

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Tina Hugh 3 years ago

Careful you don’t melt, little snowflake

8points

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Dorothy Cloud 3 years ago

Why, why does there have to be political agenda on here.

57points

Shauna Hicken 3 years ago

I second that thought, we get blitzed with too much politics already. I want a break.

41points

Monica Pryts 3 years ago

Would you complain if the political ads favored Trump?

6points

Juniper Rose 2 years ago

3points

Andrea Careless 2 years ago

It’s part of our life. I don’t want to feel like I have to pretend it doesn’t exist here.

3points

Harlsen Chesterton 3 years ago

Because 'politics' in the internet age means it's very easy to make having nothing to say look like you have something to say.

3points

Michael Avakian 2 years ago

Indoctrination only works when it's force fed, constantly.

2points

Rudolf Rassendyll 2 years ago

Politics is the mark of the human condition..

1point

Johny Hills 2 years ago

It's simple, the last guy was a disgrace and should be remembered as such.

0points

B N 2 years ago

It's a liberal site.

0points

Rita B 3 years ago

Please add - Japanese toilets. The flushing tank has a water spout with a soap dispenser, so people can wash their hands in the toilet stall- and sudsy water flushed the toilet

53points

Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago

We’ve seen that on the last few posts with cool stuff. It doesn’t need to be repeated again.

7points

grey galah 3 years ago

This was good stuff. Beautiful, intriguing, maybe controversial, imaginative and practical. Today, I'm a contented panda.

34points

sharron lynn parsons 3 years ago

A good post, I especially enjoyed, the incredible architecture, it's something I have always appreciated, I truly get excited, at the beauty !!!

5points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 3 years ago

4points

Neb 3 years ago

0points

Anja Schmidt 3 years ago

nice collection - more of it !! :-)

2points

Stephanie IV 3 years ago

Not a single one I didn’t like!

2points

Texpo Tang 2 years ago (edited)

WE ARE NOT THUCKING PANDAS

1point

Helena Hultström 2 years ago

There's political and then there are phenomena like the American precidency. I think that, considering it's no longer only of national concern, is bigger and beyond politics.

1point

Thomas Biorogue 2 years ago

Quit saying, "This online group." EVERY SINGLE TIME it is Reddit. Just say "we stole this from Reddit."

1point

Sarah 3 years ago

I think number 28 is a bit off

1point

Barbara Gibson 2 years ago

What did it used to be? All i see is a banana caution sign. Not much controversy there. I think it's cute.

0points

Heike Kohl 3 years ago

Can't get past the "Show 70 more" button. (???)

1point

BioClay88 2 years ago

just some b******t politics mostly. we get it "orange man bad" but the other guy's alot worse.

0points

Renzo Theo Matunog-Newville Heights Academy 2 years ago

add the bismuth geode

0points

Israel Wilkinson 2 years ago

Your political messages aged as well as Bidens video saying Putin would stop all aggression and respect Biden😂😂😂

0points

Elizabeth Newsday 2 years ago

0points

Debbie Pedersen 2 years ago (edited)

Idk most of these made me uncomfortable.

0points

Laya Smith 3 years ago

#11 says dunc

0points

Faith M 2 years ago

Why must BP take an interesting piece and screw it up with politics? Always leftist garbage politics

-1point

Jeannie Walter 2 years ago

-3points

Hannah Walters 3 years ago

-3points

Terd Fergison 3 years ago

0points

darkmagic lovespell 3 years ago

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Wandaluzt 3 years ago (edited)

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13 3 years ago

You know visiting this site is voluntary right?

17points

kim morris 3 years ago

I don't go to reddit. I"m glad Bored Panda exists.

7points

Suzy the observer 3 years ago

The text and interviews are created by BP.

2points

Flavia Slag 3 years ago

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Tina Hugh 3 years ago

Careful you don’t melt, little snowflake

8points