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This Sarcastic Online Community Shares “Bad Pics Of Earth” With Hilarious Headlines, And Here Are 40 Of Their Funniest Posts
We live on an incredibly beautiful planet. With amazing beaches, vibrant rainforests, stunning sunsets, green pastures filled with wildflowers and mountains topped with fresh white snow, there are no limits to the beauty Earth possesses. But while the planet certainly has a number of scenic spots and moments, it also has its fair share of less than beautiful places. And those are what we are here to celebrate today.
Who needs another stunning photo of the Grand Canyon or the Swiss Alps? We know what those look like. If you’re here to see the parking lots of a strip mall in the Midwest United States or a portable toilet on the side of a highway, we’ve got the perfect list for you. We’ve gone through this subreddit that features members sarcastically sharing bad Earth pics to find the best photos that highlight the worst parts our world. Enjoy seeing all of these views that most of us would leave our cameras off for, and be sure to upvote all of the pics you find astonishingly ugly. Then let us know in the comments what “amazing” parts of our Earth you would like to showcase in your photography. And if you’re looking for even more photography that certainly would not make it into National Geographic after finishing this list, check out this Bored Panda piece next.
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#1
Deadly Croc Sunning Itself On The Banks Of The Yarra In Melbourne Cbd
J B 3 years ago
Yes they are ugly but I must admit that standing for 8 hours in these things is unbelievably comfortable.
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
My god, that is the deadliest croc of all. It has taken many innocent lives in the name of "fashion."
This subreddit dedicated to bad Earth pics was created in 2012 and has gained over 22k members since then. Some of the photos feature sarcastic captions about what beautiful scenery they are capturing, while others actually highlight beautiful backdrops and sunsets tainted by parking lots and telephone poles in the forefront. Any photos of Earth are welcome in this subreddit, as long as they are not actually good enough to be featured background images on a new laptop. (You know the ones.)
Beauty is certainly in the eye of the beholder, but there are a few places that we can all agree are stunning. Even if you have no plans to ever see the Seven Natural Wonders, you can’t deny that sites like the Victoria Falls, the Great Barrier Reef, and Mount Everest are special. But why are there so many ugly cities? According to Alain de Botton, a London-based writer and author of The Architecture of Happiness, calling a city attractive might not even be subjective. There might be certain criteria that a city can meet to make it more or less beautiful.
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#2
A Breathtaking View From My Office
James G. Currie 3 years ago
Problem is, it becomes worse every time you do so...
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Danish Susanne 3 years ago
Yes it is breathtaking, and I have missed it ever since MS took it of.
Erica Ventura 3 years ago
I can drive by that actual place! It doesn't look like that much anymore. (it never really did of course). Replace the front half with vineyards....
#3
A Beautiful Sunset
BlackestDawn 3 years ago
Considering the full/unbroken line and what looks like the edge of the asphalt I'm pretty sure they already stopped.
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There is nothing wrong with a city being known for something other than its looks. If every place in the world was as stunning as Florence or Kyoto, they would not seem as special. But as Alain de Botton outlines in his book, there are six principles a city must follow to be deemed attractive. The first being order, or “some degree of uniformity among buildings”. Next, he mentions visible life. People must be out and about doing things, walking their dogs, having picnics, etc. Compactness also adds value to a city’s appearance. If everything is too spread out, the open space makes the city feel less lively. Similarly, coziness and mystery help as well, meaning there should be many streets with some “unexpected turns here and there”. Scale is also important to de Botton, as he says structures should be no larger than five stories high, unless they are particularly monumental buildings. And lastly, local color is important, meaning that the city’s color scheme should reflect its culture or a sense of place.
#4
Everything Is Bigger And More Beautiful In Texas
Bored Retsuko 3 years ago
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Random Anon 3 years ago
Lol yeah. I've been suspended a few times because apparently, playing the devil's advocate is not something some in this community are open to, regardless of how one sided something is.
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Zack Podany 3 years ago
Santa is rethinking his policy of giving the a******s coal for Christmas.
Bookaday 3 years ago
Hmmm… what could he replace it with? Dirt? And they could grow plants for the environment instead of trying to hurt it. Would they though?
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Featherytoad 3 years ago (edited)
I was suspended once and then banned for no good reason. I just created a new email address and created a new Bored Panda account. Screw you BP and everyone who down voted me.
Me 3 years ago
Big, yes. But who claimed things are more beautiful in Texas? Lived here decades and never heard that claim.
CrazyCatLady 3 years ago
It’s sarcasm because the photo shows such a horrible enviroment
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Jknbt 3 years ago
refineries have about 17 units arranged in series... the output of one is the input to the next... if the first one goes down, it is like dominoes going down... this sort of upset has to be reported to the gov't... whoever personally caused this will get discipline... if the mistake was really stupid or a willful unsafe act, they will probably get fired... the company will have to pay fines for something like this... so rage away if you want, this is not acceptable, but it is also the exception with rather severe accountabilities all around...
JustGiveMeSomeTruth 3 years ago
Technology people will keep developing more efficient ways ways to reduce energy usage... until perfect we need fuel
#5
A Breathtaking View Of Shanghai
Sam Tiller 3 years ago
Well even of you did it's called breathTAKING for a reason 😂
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Michelle A 3 years ago
And to think, there are those that want to remove all kinds of regulations. Gross!
Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago
It’s literally taking breath away from a lot of people who live there. And then, because of that, they very possibly don’t live there or anywhere else either anymore.😞
#6
The Original Mona Lisa, In All Her Glory
Hphizzle 3 years ago
My favorite part of seeing that in person was the young British child behind me saying in a disappointed voice “It’s not that big.” “It’s not very colorful.” 100% agree with you little man.
Jessica Wood 3 years ago
They actually could touch it up and restore the colour, but its so valuable that they're afraid to touch it.
Load More Replies... Emmydearest 3 years ago
I've never got this "The Mona Lisa is such a disappointment because it's small and insignificant" concept. So a painting is worthy only if it's big and flashy? And how would a 7 ft tall PORTRAIT make sense? It's a portrait, it should be life-like I suppose.
James G. Currie 3 years ago
The irony herein is that there are supposed to be signs all over indicating "No Photography Allowed"...
JustSomeScroller 3 years ago
Jeez people are so annoying with the Mona Lisa WE GET IT, its not the wall sized vibrant mural you had in your head. Like literally get over it, the work of art that is literally over 500 years old.
Florencia Renedo 3 years ago
It's one of the most magnificent paintings in history, yet people are disappointed because it is not big. Sigh...
De Botton believes that all of these principles should be considered by city planners. But as Nancy Mitchell points out in a piece for Apartment Therapy, de Botton’s ideas overlap with urban planner Jane Jacobs’ four qualities of successful city neighborhoods. Jacobs’ qualities include a mixture of primary uses, short blocks, a mixture of buildings of different ages, and density.
She notes the importance of a mixture of primary uses, so there is more than one appealing reason to visit or live in a certain city. If there are attractive neighborhoods, successful businesses, unique restaurants, tourist attractions, and cute local shops, a city has successfully accomplished this quality. Short blocks are self-explanatory, but they make it easier to get around and support many businesses at once. If a shop or restaurant is too far away, it may deter residents from making the trek. Or if it’s out of sight, it is likely to be out of mind as well. But having short blocks allows residents to have access to many things at once and makes them more likely to engage with their community.
#7
I Just Visited A Friend In Paris. He Has Quite A View From His Sh*tter
Clément D. 3 years ago
Wallpaper, rippling because of humidity. Sadly familiar here
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#8
Travelled 3 Hours By Bus To See Mt. Fuji And Got This Incredible Shot
James G. Currie 3 years ago
Mt. Fuji-san is regularly obscured. Rarely visible between April and August.
#9
Amazing View Of The Alps In Switzerland
foofoofloofy 3 years ago
🎵we all live in a redneck submarine, redneck submarine, redneck submarine...🎵
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A mixture of buildings of different ages was not an aesthetic choice of Jacobs, but rather more of a financial tactic. She believed that if a building is older and has less expensive rent than new structures, certain companies would be able to conduct their business without being pushed out by rising rent prices. She wanted to prevent older, more traditional businesses from having to close down, taking a piece of the city’s history with them.
Density is also self-explanatory, but it’s helpful for several reasons. First, it allows businesses and restaurants to thrive when there are enough patrons to keep them afloat. It also allows for more diversity when a city has a larger number of people and is likely to attract even more. Dense cities are also better for the environment as residents are less reliant on cars for transportation when everything is close by.
#10
A Breathtaking View Of A Frozen Waterfall In New York
Teresa Thomas 3 years ago
Just upvoting, because NY is my home and these are some of the best water falls you will ever see!
Beautifullybroken 3 years ago
My home 2... and I mean just look at that fall in all its PVC glory oh frozen pipe winters 😋
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#11
Canoeing Through Open Waters
#12
This Is It, My Lifelong Dream: Going To The United States Of America. My Arrival In New York City. Here Pictured, The Glorious NYC Skyline
Louise B 3 years ago
There's something appealing about it. OK, not perfect, but you can find beauty in the imperfections.
C C 3 years ago
Louise B, this is the best life advice I've read on here. You have a beautiful outlook on life that more people need to adapt!
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BadCat 3 years ago
All I see are offices, hotels and apartments, and more offices, and the sounds of sirens echoing out from the streets, and horns honking.
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Autumn 3 years ago
Yeah, fog from the water. It also looks like it might be raining.
Load More Replies... strawberry.panda (she/they) 3 years ago
Wow so amazing! You can see perfectly the outline of the skyscrapers, and the wonderful waters in front. I just love New York! /s
Erica Ventura 3 years ago
Just wait til they get to San Francisco and try to see the Golden Gate Bridge
De Botton and Jacobs had different reasons for favoring similar features in a city, but it is encouraging to hear that whether a city planner focuses on aesthetics or the success of a city neighborhood, they will probably kill two birds with one stone. Time and time again, however, we see modern cities built to be cheaper, uglier versions of their predecessors. And why is that? The School of Life broke down some of their theories as to why modern cities are such eyesores in this piece, the first being what they call “The War on Beauty”.
They explain that hundreds of years ago, it was understood that when an architect designed a building, they would strive to make it functional and beautiful. However, more recently, functionalism seems to have become the sole priority for many designers. “The concept of beauty had been rendered old-fashioned, it smelt elitist and wooly. No one could any more complain that beauty was missing from the world without sounding soft-headed,” The School of Life writes. “Modernity became ugly because it forgot how to articulate that beauty is, in the end, as much of a necessity for a building as a functioning.”
#13
Tallest Mountain In Kansas: Mt Sunflower
Autumn 3 years ago
Same. It’s desolate and I can’t decide if it feels sad or hopeful
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Ali H M Salehuddin 3 years ago
Finally, a mountain that I definitely have the strength to climb.
ButterflyCatcher56 3 years ago
i would never be able to climb that one! it's way too high😵
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Audra Sisler 3 years ago
HAHAHAHAHA!!!! True story!! I can verify this. I live in Kansas!😆😆we see a big mound of dirt and call it a mountain!! LMAO!😂😂
Someone Somewhere 3 years ago
Wait until you see the beaches in Kansas..the clearest water you will ever see
#14
I Was Sick For 10 Days In Kashmir, India. At Least I Could Capture The View From My Hotel Window
Deborah Harris 3 years ago
and to think ...that generator probably powers half of the UK telephone lines for B.T :D
#15
I Heard You Guys Might Like My Aerial Photo Of London
Colin Timp 3 years ago
I'm guessing that they'd be grateful for that right about now. If you don't have AC, dark and foggy beats frying to death.
Who Panda 420 3 years ago
I remember Ozzy Osbourne's kids had wanted to move to England and Ozzy said well you better say goodbye to the sun cuz you'll never see it again.
Gin 3 years ago
How wrong was he? Very dry summer, lots of sun and record breaking heat.
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The School of Life also theorizes that no one understands what is attractive anyway. Many assume that in the premodern world, there were strict rules about what features made a building attractive, but over time, people started to disagree. Different styles like Gothic, Islamic, Chinese, Alpine and Thai architecture emerged and debates ensued about what was best. Eventually, objective standards went out the window, and it was not clear what was even ugly anymore, property developers had their way with creating bland, characterless buildings. “Cities grew ever uglier, but no one was allowed to say that there was such a thing as ‘ugliness’,” The School of Life notes. “After all, isn’t taste just a very very personal thing?”
#16
The Electric Company Cut Away An Ugly Tree For Some Beautiful Power Lines
Stephanie Wittenberg 3 years ago
Yes, had that happen. Lost a whole redbud tree when removing one bran h would have been sufficient. Was not notified in advance.
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Izzy Curer 3 years ago
I know it kind of sucks aesthetically, but as long as the tree is healthy, it's doing okay, and power lines help lot of people.
Rost it 3 years ago
so many people here are ignorant to the realities of buried lines. The cost of burying them is very high. Maintenance, and repairs take longer and cost far more. Hurricanes and storms cause damage to underground lines too because they cant be underground all the time. Its far cheaper and faster to keep them above ground. Unless of course you want to pay a lot more and wait far longer for repairs...
Jovmen 3 years ago
In their defense, power companies don't maintain lines anyway.
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#17
A Truly Inspiring View Of The Great British Woodland
Tony James 3 years ago (edited)
In England we call this "dogging" and it's quintessential to the countryside experience. Next time you visit, see if you can borrow someone's puppy, and tell them that you want to go dogging. You'll find people more than willing to help out.
Nevi Løvfelt 3 years ago
The warning. When the dog arches its back, it means getting him on the street.
Kate Johnson 3 years ago
You could pretend that the dog was running when you...nope. The rest is very pretty, though.
#18
Glacier National Park, Walmart
3 years ago
I would not recommend it. I tried as a kid, because I was stupid (although I wouldn’t say I’m particularly smart right now either lol)
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Kitten Dog Mom 3 years ago
Had a 4WD and had to park halfway up one once. No open handicap spaces, they pushed the snow into half of them, so I parked halfway up.
Roberto Durante 3 years ago
surprising that no walmart customers are climbing it for a selfie, when you know the kind of customers they are!!!!
Originality is another theory The School of Life puts forward for why modern architecture is so sad to look at. They explain that for most of history, architects did not feel the need to be unique or reinvent the wheel. They worked together with a team, and various districts of any given city looked cohesive. But eventually, the age of individualism began, and architects began thinking that big, bold choices were the way to go when designing buildings. “To ask an architect to fit in with everyone else was as stifling as asking a poet to type out the tax code,” The School of Life writes. Then some of the ugliest buildings in the world came about: Sky Tower in Taiwan, Capital Gate in Abu Dhabi, The Sharp Centre in Toronto, and the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. While these structures can get credit for creativity, I'm personally not a believer in the idea that all publicity is good.
#19
A Lovely Floating Island On A Lake In Japan
Kayla J 3 years ago
I am only commenting in hopes someone will interact with it and remind me after my brain is fried from the heat tomorrow to come back and see if anyone knows the story behind this. It looks man made and not just like trash thrown in the water and I'd love to know more.
M B 3 years ago
It's a duck island.They often have them on ponds if the shoreline is heavily trafficked, e.g if there's a bike path along the shoreline with lots of people and the ducks can't relax
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Dale Williams 3 years ago
Nature will always find a way to try an undo the damage our species has caused it, if these were just dumped it's good to see nature taking over, if it was done purposefully to get some greenery then the person who did it is someone to be friends with.
Jill Hojnacki 3 years ago
It was done purposefully in order to give wildfowl a place to relax and nest without the human interference they’d experience if they did so on the shoreline.
Load More Replies... Chewie Baron 3 years ago
Was it for last year’s Tokyo Games, but they were unsure on the number of rings?
#20
Beautiful Mountain View In China
Glitterati 3 years ago (edited)
Spent 8 weeks backpacking in Oct and Nov in China and saw the actual sky once in Yangzhou. I really missed seeing blue and real air. Was a cool experience nonetheless, but certainly dystopian in places.
David Alexander 3 years ago
Sounds exactly like my friend who lives in Yangzhou
Load More Replies... Down With Agent Hedgehog! 3 years ago
Not true all the time. Only in winter, and a few hours at most. Been there. Skies blue as heck.
Shine Chisholm 3 years ago
China is a huge country! And some places really do have choking smog many hours every day, regardless of the season. Visiting the Bund and in Shanghai, we couldn't even see across the river.
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Sinead Kenny 3 years ago
Is this inside or outside of the 're-education camps' nobody is talking about.. this will prob get b*n*ed anyway.
Archaelus Joaquim Dugenia 3 years ago
Wow a "natural" mountain with good skies in a brown air city
#21
Stunning Hq View Of Venus As Seen From A Verdant Field
Wandaluzt 3 years ago
It was posted on Reddit 10 years ago. Who are you asking?
Load More Replies... Zack Podany 3 years ago
Careful you don't start a wildfire! I've heard those things are "your fire"!
Sprawl is another reason cities might be becoming uglier. This makes sense with Alain de Botton’s requirements for attractive cities, as compactness is one of them. While suburbs have grown rampant and tightly organized cities are becoming a thing of the past, sprawl has made our cities less attractive as well. With so much space taken up by roads, parking lots and cars, cute, cozy, compact cities have become harder to find. It is much less enjoyable to have to drive 20 minutes on a highway and pass dozens of ugly billboards than to walk 20 minutes and pass dozens of people, cafes and shops.
#22
Tree Adds Natural Beauty To Downtown Area
#23
Stunning View Of Lake Michigan From Downtown Chicago
Tiny Guy 3 years ago
I live in Michigan and Lake Michigan is beautiful! Its very big and you just have to go around the buildings to see it.
Tree P 3 years ago
I, too, live in Michigan! I have seen three out of five, and Superior is my favorite.
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Butthole Mountain
Maya Baggins 3 years ago
Dog gives 0 f*cks about your pic of the mountains. He is an astrodog showing you a close up on Uranus
Leara Bridges Brown 3 years ago
This was literally the only one in the list that made me lol for real lol
Another reason The School of Life notes for why cities have become so ugly is that we are no longer required to use only local resources. Once upon a time, it was impossible to source materials from other places and cities had to look locally. This gave cities character and unique features that could not be found anywhere else in the world. However, today, many cities look indistinguishable from one another. Almost everyone has access to the same resources, and unless an architect makes a brilliantly ugly building in the name of originality, your city might not stand out among many others.
#25
Spectacular View Of The Water From My Room
ttttt 3 years ago
Why did they buy bottled water if they were going to complain about it? It's your room, don't buy that s**t.
Bookaday 3 years ago
I think there was some pollution in the UK recently and if you want to drink, that’s your only choice even if you despise the effects on the environment.
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So Beautiful I Had To Stop And Take A Picture
J J 3 years ago
The story involves a family of trash pandas and how they came to rule
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Distinguished Gentleman 3 years ago
i actuallly love this photo, it makes me kinda sad but it's beautiful at the same time
#27
One Of The Most Iconic Man Made Structures In The World, Behold The Magnificence Of The Cristo Redentor, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
We hope you're enjoying this list of the most spectacular views the world has to offer. You might even be getting inspiration for when you plan your next vacation. The gorgeous views of parking lots, gas stations, portable toilets and airports are just begging for you to come visit. Keep upvoting the photos that amaze you the most, and then let us know in the comments what the most brilliant view in your hometown is. And if you'd like to celebrate the wonders of our world even more after finishing this list, you can check out the bad Earth pics subreddit right here.
#28
Thought-Provoking Street Art In Vancouver, Canada
Crystal Simmons 3 years ago
Hey, I've seen that installation before! Must be a travelling exhibit...
#29
The Beautiful Chattahoochee River
Firstname Lastname 3 years ago
At first my brain read this as "Chocolate" river, and given the color, accepted that.
A. 3 years ago (edited)
The red brown color is actually from tannin. The water can be perfectly drinkable & still look like that.
Balahkay 3 years ago
I often drink water like that in the BWCAW in the fall. Even once filtered it has that color. Tastes perfectly fine though and won't hurt you. It's just tannins from the leaves.
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Dale Williams 3 years ago
This is how nature in that area should look, many rivers are brown due to the sediment they carry, it's not necessarily pollution. My nearest "river" (more like a stream around here) is frequently a muddy colour due to passing through a lot of places where the banks erode easily, it's worse after heavy rainfall and flooding though, unfortunately that's when the chemicals that farmers put on their fields washes off into the river.
Donny Bereznak 3 years ago
While that may be true. North of Atlanta The Chattahoochee is much clearer. I
Load More Replies... Shine Chisholm 3 years ago
This doesn't belong on this list. The tannins in the water make it dark. Totally natural.
MokeyMan 3 years ago
I love 1.3 miles from this dam. It's not the Chattahooche. It's Vickery Creek which feeds into the Chattahoochee. It only looks like this after heavy rains, so that's all sediment run off, not tannins. It is also a pre-civil war damn that used to move water to run a paddle wheel on a textile mill.
Soozie Poozie 3 years ago
Never knew how much that muddy water meant to me
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Donny Bereznak 3 years ago
As a Georgia boy, you don't know how much those muddy waters meant to me .
#30
The Awe-Inspiring Colosseum
ElenaK 3 years ago
exactly. why choose this spot, there are numerous beautiful places around colosseum and yet they chose the worst to prove what point?
Load More Replies... Emmydearest 3 years ago
Garbage collecting in Rome has been a issue for years, yes. But now, pretty much everywhere, we are switching to a recycling system with either door-to-door collecting with colour coded cans or street bins operated with a microchip so, whenever you throw your garbage in there, you have to use your key, the garbage is weighted, and you pay taxes accordingly to how much you've actually thrown away. Hopefully that should incentive people to produce less garbage and recycle everything possible.
Sabse 3 years ago
Well, the whole area with Farnesani and Palatino is simply impressive. So much history and you can look at it and touch it. Just take a look at the Colluseum and then walk on behind it. It is the story of all of us. Even bad parts should never be forgotten.
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Beautiful Rainbow In South Boston
Mika N 3 years ago
It's probably oil (could be from cars etc). When it rains it can't mix with the water of course, and you see it refracting rainbow colors. Or something like that I think lol
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bottomless.abyss.of.bordem 3 years ago
It's ahrt! I could eat it up with a fack. Cuz it's in Boston.
Colin Timp 3 years ago (edited)
Just oil and gas going into the storm sewer.....pray it doesn't explode. That happened near the U of MN not long ago.
#32
Just Got Back From Paris, The Mountains Almost Look Like They Were Added In With Ms Paint. So Beautiful
aubergine10003 3 years ago
exactly. no one goes to Paris to see mountains smdh
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Billy Gruff 3 years ago
They must have been added in MS Paint because there are no mountains visible from Paris.
#33
Beautiful Picture Of Hong Kong
Emerald Ocean 3 years ago
Omg I think that’s near where I live! Right across from the Chick-fil-A!
#34
Outstanding View Of Machu-Picchu, One Of The 7 Wonders Of The World
Glitterati 3 years ago
I don’t know if this is still feasible but I hiked to Machu Picchu over three days back in 2005 and we turbo walked there from the last camp to get there at 6am before the buses and other hikers arrived. There are maybe two people in the background of our photos. It was so beautiful.
Timmy Pillinger 3 years ago
If I ever go I will take a tripod and take 5 or 6 shots over about 5 minutes and use the bits without people from each.
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#35
Beautiful View From My Hotel In Thailand! I Could Sit Here For Hours
#36
Picture I Took Of San Francisco From The Golden Gate Bridge
Cynthia Carter 3 years ago
Oops, wrong side! Heading north you “see” Marin county, if going south that side is the Pacific ocean. The skyscrapers are east of the bridge. I grew up there. 😁
europaleta 3 years ago
I was being sarcastic about the skyscrapers, but thank you for the extra info. I wish some day I'll travel to see them :)
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RafCo (he/him) 3 years ago
I used to live up on the highest point in the city. You could watch the fog roll in like a blanket. It was actually really cool
Jeffrey Diehl 3 years ago
Must be during the foggy season (June - August). It's beautiful in October when the fog and tourists go away.
Happy Blue Panda 3 years ago
Pro tip if you want to see a sunny day in San Francisco, go in late July and August.
#37
The Recent Snow Melt Has Revealed Dog S**t Island
Becky B B 3 years ago
Wish I could add 100 million up votes to this. I am a dog lover too but the s*** is inexcusable, owners that is
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Who Panda 420 3 years ago
My pug used to crawl on the biggest drift of snow he could find and then poop and watch it roll downhill. I thought it was a one-time thing but he kept doing it and doing it and it cracked me up. And yes I did pick up after him.
iseefractals 3 years ago
Aside from the prevalence of stray dogs, owners do not clean up after their dogs. Ever. A certain portion of the human population also seems to believe that where ever they happen to be, is an appropriate place to take a $hit. It's a year round problem, but winter makes it a special kind of hell. See, they don't really bother with shoveling snow here. So it snows over various kinds of feces, it gets tamped down by people walking through it forming a layer of ice....then more $hit accumulates....then it snows again....rinse and repeat for 4 months, until the sidewalks, parking lots and communal areas are covered in 12-18 inches of ice, layered with $hit. Every spring, the snow melts, and everything is left covered in melting $hitscicles. 11 years i've been here, it never changes, it's never addressed, it's barely even acknowledged.
albernistuff 4sale 3 years ago
Growing up in a Canadian prairie city, used to be I couldn't wait for the spring thaw while also dreading the stench that came along with it. Absolutely disgusting.
TheEndIsNigh 3 years ago
Can totally confirm! Born & lived on a ranch in AB untilI was 12. Woof, that's a powerful stink.
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sturmwesen 3 years ago
When the snow melts the poops rise... I don't get it. Picking it up in snow is way easier then without and due to coldness non pickers can expect to walk in their own s**t every spring.
Robert Benson 3 years ago
It depends on the depth and kind of snow. Hot poop can melt down into about 1 foot of snow. That's not the easiest thing to extract. Source: I lived in Iowa for 9 years and had 3 dogs
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Hobby Hopper 3 years ago
I witnessed similar during/after the 2021 Texas snowmageddon. So disgusting! I don't understand why people don't pick up after their pets.
Katinka Min 3 years ago
Christ, that is disgusting. And I am a dog owner. Seriously peeps, pick up the s**t from your dog!
#38
Walked 0.00004 Miles In 68° Heat To Get This Picture For You All
Analyn Lahr 3 years ago
Fahrenheit, yes? Because in Celsius, that'd be something like 154 Fahrenheit. It's really a nice cool day and you're just being silly.
Papersnake 2 years ago
Thank you for walking such a incredibly long distance to get this amazing photo
Wandaluzt 3 years ago
Who are you asking? It was posted 5 years ago on Reddit.
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The Majesty Of Nature
Gemma jones 3 years ago
why are people taking photos of their dog on the toilet, bit invasive and when you gotta go to the loo you gotta go,
Poultry Geist 3 years ago
I always get embarrassed when I see owners looking at the poo coming out! You know their mind is somewhere else but they are still staring straight at the dogs poop shoot 😂 The dog is usually looking around like “ you’re supposed to be my lookout Bill!”
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Agnieszka Oleszkowicz 3 years ago
Imagine your pet is taking a dump pictrue of you ... why people are doing this?
Wandaluzt 3 years ago
It's copied from a joke subreddit on Reddit 10 years ago. It's a JOKE
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#40
Ohio Landscape Completely Untouched By Man. Breathtaking
Mykidsartrocks 3 years ago
I pass this on my way to and from seeing my stepdad in west Virginia. I actually got rained off the highway once and stopped at that exact gas station to wait out the storm.
#41
The Beautiful West Side Of Detroit Has It's Fair Share Of Nature
LoneTomato 3 years ago
That looks like a cottonwood seedling. They're weirdly aggressive and they'll grow almost anywhere. I spend probably 30-45 minutes daily pulling them up
#42
God In Person Painting A Beautiful Sky On The Window Of My Office In Mexico. God Is Mexican
#45
Fine Tumbleweave Specimen Spotted Near Dollartree
C C 3 years ago
Yes, that's hair. Looks like weaved in hair extensions got tired of being used and are finally free lol
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Wild Onion Flourishing In A Concrete Jungle
#47
Breathtaking View Of The Highest Point Of Denmark
#49
Gorgeous Rivers Flowing At The Base Of A Stunning Snow-Capped Mountain
Stephanie Wittenberg 3 years ago
Ha! I was about to comment: "Mountains of the Midwest!" Hoosier here.
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Cactuar Jon 3 years ago
This photo would be sh*t if that trolley wasn't there. It really completes the breath-taking view.
#50
Beautiful Salt Flats In Scenic Eastern Tennessee
#51
A Group Of Sacred Water Bottles Being Readied For An Ancient Burning Ceremony. Ko Samet, Thailand
Tunk Moot Lopper Reebit 3 years ago
Where does your recycling go? Lots of people feel all good for dumping their stuff in a recycle bin and think nothing more of it. Or where it actually goes. And it usually gets sent to another country to deal with. More offloading then recycling. Just saying.
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#52
Blossoming Philadelphia Architecture Against The Skyline
Irishwoman abroad 3 years ago
What the actual F happened here? This should be on the architecture shaming page!
digitalin 3 years ago
It's a way for the rooms to get windows without looking into each other's homes.
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I would move in next to my best friend and have nightly meetings at the windows.
#56
Magnificent Snow Covered Mountain Peak In Southern Alaska (Sorry For Potato Quality)
#57
Stunning Shot Of A Boeing 747 Slicing Through California Skies
#58
Portland: An Absolutely Glorious View From A Bridge
Kate Johnson 3 years ago
This is like where Nick's Aunt Marie's trailer was stashed to be hidden, down by the river. At least his Mom saw it.
#59
My Friend Sent Me This Today
IDK_Something 3 years ago
Someone responded from the original post, suggesting that these are shaded rest areas.
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#60
One Of Africa's Many Magnificent Waterfalls!
Deborah Harris 3 years ago
To be honest ...for a lot of people there, it would be beautiful :)
#61
The Natural Beauty Of St. Louis
#63
Drove Like 4 And A Half Minutes Or Something Like That To Get This
#64
Beautfiul Russian Architecture And Art
#66
Fascinating Amsterdam, Netherlands
M O'Connell 3 years ago
I must have a "problem" because I started thinking about how I would get all those useful roofing tiles home.
#67
Oh Texas, Your Natural Beauty Never Seizes To Inspire
Izzy Curer 3 years ago
The waterway is pretty, though. Sometimes people install fountains to help aerate the water for the fish
Hobby Hopper 3 years ago
Looks like one of those human made ponds in developments in the Dallas or Houston area. There's probably an apartment block over the photographers left shoulder and an industrial park or a shopping center over the right.
Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
This must be their version of the Captain Cook Fountain in Canberra. :p
#68
The Amazing Beauty Of San Francisco [not Sure Of Resolution, But It's Probably Pretty High]
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#69
Awe-Inspiring Statue In Chicago
Kayla J 3 years ago
"German sculptor Stephan Balkenhol created Man with Fish in 2001. Made from painted bronze and standing 16 feet tall, the piece depicts an expressionless man locked in a passionless embrace with a fish that spits water from its mouth! But how does it feel to be a fish out of water?" http://www.statuestorieschicago.com/statue-manwithfish.php
IDK_Something 3 years ago
Thank you for the info, Kayla!! May your side of the pillow be forever cool. Or warm. Whichever you prefer 😁
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#72
Looking Out Through The Bus Window At Beautiful, Snowy Rochester, NY
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Mathias Viera 3 years ago (edited)
Mental reminder: don't spend a holiday in china or USA big cities
Mathias Viera 3 years ago (edited)
Mental reminder: don't spend a holiday in china or USA big cities
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