You could frame that and sell it as art.

I have these. I had no idea that's what was causing them and no one told me. It's weird the stuff they just don't bother to tell you because it's not "medically relevant". I never thought that's what would be causing it so never thought to ask. So thank you.

I never knew that.

Must be great quality!

Wouldn't want to walk up/down these in wet weather

Perfectly lined up too.

what rug?

It's awful that you had to use the old one in that condition. It's amazing that we have things like this but even the new one looks like it could be better. I hope the new one is more comfortable and that soon they'll be able to replace it with something even more comfortable for you.

Honestly, it looks a bit scary. Also, quite close to electricity..

Aww. A harlequin bear.

Is it tho?

Who bite a part ?

You know you're not supposed to chew on those, right?

I have a silver spoon in a similar condition. Mines must be at least 70 years old, if not 80+ years! I still use it and I love it

That's more a spoo..

You are all right-handed

It's a cooking spoon! I have one from my grandmother.

Clearly a right-handed family

Looks like a spoon + shovel. A spovel perhaps??

I see your family likes strong coffee.

At this point it's a spoo

Perfect angle to stir tea or coffee

Stubs

Same for my daughter with a little stuffed wolf. We bought a backup at the time but she never lost the original one. So basically they don't even look like each other 10 y later.

This entire picture reminds me of my daughter. I hope the OP is using art to avoid self harm.

Interesting how apparently a lot of people stand with their right foot slightly closer to the counter

Looks like a mop

We saw similar wear in the stone of a medieval church in the small German town of Quedlinburg. We were talking a walking tour of the town, and I noticed numerous symetric round pits in the wall of the church up to perhaps 10cm across and no higher than chest height. They weren't associated with any metal parts. The docent said the best guess as to their origin is that churchgoers would scrape a few grains of the sandstone out and ingest them in order to literally incorporate the church into themselves, although no one knew for sure anymore. Over the years, the pits grew grain by grain to a significant size.

I wonder why the feet didn't get bleached. I'd think they were made of the same material.

The worst shoes for your feet health

Mind the......

My son’s work boots are faded and stained and worn. I offered to get him a new pair for Christmas and he was nearly hyperventilating. “Do you know how long it takes to get boots comfortable?!?!?” Apparently no, I do not know.

Hope you wear sunscreen!

7 days?? That water is nasty!

That 18yo has survived very well.

I LOVE old church bell towers. I"ve been in several, and the feeling of walking into the room on those rickety wooden stairs, and the levers and pulleys needed to operate the bells are so beautiful

Yes. I'm afraid, it was that long ago.

I guess it's a bit late for a door stop.

For the baby who never grows up?

Bus stops really need to have concrete pads under the road to stop this.

(@.@)!? Nu-uh.. Ring's too tight i panic, if it doesn't slip off comfortably then it doesn't go on.

I think it's time to get a new one

That's kind of arty

¿Qué?

What are you washing them in to lose the colour so much?! Even if working outside, that seems a bit nuts?!

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I understand the principle, but what am I looking at?

Even the handle said bye bye

Hi mom !! (oh how i wish) She had the same deck in blue and red. Played them every evening when we went to bed. That's how they looked.

I was the same way. You got a bad gait cycle, does your back hurt?

The features have been worn off by constant in and out friction by the pockets fabric

I guess the dark lines are from writing similar forms? Like from the pen

Also watch your pets from these.