This is also the tallest photo I have ever seen posted on BP. Scrolls down and down and down, then looks up 🙄 and up 🙄 and up 🙄 …

Don't have a photo that shows the (weirdness of the) chair very well, so I also added a product photo. PS: it's not just design, it's the most comfy rocking chair ever!

THIS is Bored Panda in a nutshell, when BP is at its very, very best. THIS is why I return time after time after time. Priceless!

Your daughter's talented but he looks like he's waiting for some magic dust in order to come alive 😳

😱🤯🙀👾🙊😹 (just had no words for this).

That looks like: weird things started to happen in my house after I brought it...

Love that you even putted a record player!

Beautiful! Rub his belly!!!

Er... I'm glad somebody likes him...

Dude totally looks like me after I eat anything 😂 but seriously gorgeous

This old 16x20” framed tintype photo jumped out at me in an antique mall while vacationing in Mt. Dora, Florida this past year. Writing on the back stated that the photo was restored by a Mr. Ralph Mctarian on January 10, 2005. It is attributed to a “Mr. & Mrs. Filliman Barkcomb of St. Albans, Vermont.” I guess that it is from the late 1800’s. It was the custom in the early years of portrait photography to carry forward the tradition of portraiture painting for subjects to look as stern and serious as possible and never, ever smile. My brain instantly connected it with a Bob Mankoff cartoon in the New Yorker that captured the doomscrolling zeitgeist of 2020 as a riff on Grant Wood’s “American Gothic.” With the help of some white ink on an acetate sheet, I superimposed Bob’s captions on the dour Barkcombs, and now have a reminder on my wall that no matter how sunny things may be in some corner of your life, you can always find a news feed to throw some shade. 😎 C2269198-A...d-jpeg.jpg

But it's not flat! Do a resin pour on it.

⚠️Trypophobia Alert⚠️...😖

An original 'Rien Poortvliet' gnome. Rien was an illustrator and became famous with his book 'Leven en werken van de Kabouter' (Live and work of the Gnome), which sold more then 4M copies woldwide.

So, you've installed a propeller in the ceiling to hang light bulbs on and NOT as part of a fan?! Okeydokey.

🦁Careful, it looks like a porthole to Narnia🦁

I very much want to know the story behind the creation of this masterpiece!

Ahhh .... Ummmm yeah NOPE

For some reason, I want to Clone it, line them up in my room...and FEEL LIKE A GOD 😇👼🧎‍♂️🧎🏼‍♀️🧎🧎‍♂️🧎🏼‍♀️🧎

What’s the point of this…?

Wow, you weren't kidding about having trouble posting. I've never seen hidden submissions before, only hidden comments.