Join the Fun!

#2

With My Son's Autism There Is A Lot Of Repetition And Routine He Uses To Find Comfort. This Is One Of My Favorite. He Has Snuggled The Same Way For 19 Years

Final score:

829points

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Headless Roach 2 years ago

Keep going like that

131points

If these pictures make you experience awe, I have great news for you. It is associated with lower stress and inflammation levels, and a higher sense of meaning and connection.

According to researchers who study the emotion, awe has two fundamental components. It is a response to encountering something more vast, complex, or mind-blowing than we had conceived of either physically or conceptually.

And the experience also induces a change in how we see the world, producing “little earthquakes in the mind.”

#3

That Is A Wonderful Accomplishment And Much Harder To Achieve Staying At The Same Company

Final score:

824points

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Badulesia 2 years ago

CEO next time ?

157points

#4

10-Year-Old Me vs. 25-Year-Old Me

Final score:

802points

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Bruhwhydothat 2 years ago

The first one is great the second is stunning

16points

#5

Man Shares Pictures Before And After A Liver Transplant

Final score:

761points

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Panda Kicki 2 years ago

This is so heartwarming to see, all the best to you, hope you make a full recovery ❤️

135points

To understand the concept, it helps to know how the brain responds to what we perceive as mundane.

Over the course of our lives, our brains learn and encode what normal is and predict what we think should happen next, based on our internal understanding of the world.

“That prediction of what happens next guides our behavior. It is crucial for being able to function in this incredibly complicated world,” said Michelle “Lani” Shiota, an associate professor of social psychology at Arizona State University. “But it does narrow our perspective, it narrows our vision. And it simply doesn’t account for everything.”

#6

How It Started vs. How It's Going

Final score:

744points

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Paul C. 2 years ago

Gosh, I miss my little girl, give them cuddles from me , please.

124points

#7

Sometimes I Don’t Realize How Far I’ve I Come Until I Look Back

I spent most of my adolescence in and out of hospitals and treatment centers, every day at war inside my own head and scared of my thoughts. I had to re-discover who I am, what made me happy, and what made life worth living for.

rena_serenaa Report

Final score:

729points

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Shayne Randlett 2 years ago

It's outstanding that you found whatever you needed to be healthy - keep it up!

121points

#8

First Portrait I Ever Did Back In 2011 vs. Most Recent Portrait From 2021, It's Been A Long Journey

Final score:

711points

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DforDory 2 years ago

You are amazingly talented!

140points

#9

Best Day Ever

Final score:

696points

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YinzerGhost 2 years ago

Aw I love you Daisy!

78points

Research found that experiencing something extraordinary may make us (and our worries) feel small. And not in a bad way.

“You know, by adulthood, we move through the world pretty immersed in our own concerns, our own minutiae of the day-to-day, our own responsibilities, and it can be hard to keep a sense of perspective about how that fits into the grand scheme of things,” Shiota explained.

#10

From A Little Bean To A Majestic Queen

Final score:

688points

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blobby_grrl 2 years ago

woah, such a pretty dog!!

109points

#11

A Pic I Took Of My Husband With All The Books He Wrote

Final score:

686points

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blobby_grrl 2 years ago (edited)

wow.

103points

Lakota Wolf 2 years ago

SRSLY!! I'm so dang jealous! I majored/got my degree in English/Creative Writing with the intent to become an author. I have so many novels/worlds/books "in my head". My dad unfortunately had an accident that resulted in a catastrophic brain injury when I was 18, so my author dreams were put on hold (he was fully disabled as a result of the accident, and we chose to take care of him at home, and I was his primary caregiver because <3 my dad) but these days with modern self-publishing options (literally Amazon has one), I have no excuse any more! XD This dude in the pic has just lit a fire under my butt... I'm going to get back to writing like I always wanted to do! :D My dad passed away last year after 21 years of being in a near-vegetative state, so as awful as it sounds... now I have the time/life energy :(

43points

Amy Watkins 2 years ago

Glynn Stewart -- a bestselling science fiction and fantasy series author from Canada.

52points

Raine Sullivan 2 years ago

That's impressive!!! I'VE ALWAYS wanted to write books and have couple great ideas but have no idea where to start. :( doesn't help I'm a.d.d, procrastinator and have to start my l life over right now from scratch. Fun right

7points

DennyS (denzoren) 2 years ago

Dude...wow! I've always wanted to write a book...you've written approx. 62. That's super.

5points

Bobby 2 years ago

I just started my first yesterday... it's a mess of a dream of an idea right now. I'm really hopeful on it though

4points

Do-nut touch da donut 2 years ago

Wow just wow👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

3points

Fieke Engelen 2 years ago

you missed one

0points

Summer Woodsong 2 years ago

I just started his Starship's Mage series - enjoyed book one enough to buy the next in the series - the ultimate achievement for any writer. Congratulations!

3points

Joshua Hall 2 years ago

Just made an account on bored panda just to let you guys know that this is my next book series to read, love sci Fi /fantasy such as dune,wheel of time,etc,I'm on a tight budget but I'll start asap

3points

DforDory 2 years ago

You got me interested : What is his name? (I'll Google the books he wrote by myself :) )

3points

Debbie 2 years ago

Glynn Stewart I think.

15points

Teresa Taylor 2 years ago

Will now search Kindle for Glynn Stewart...

2points

TotallyNOTaFox 2 years ago (edited)

Must be a talented writer if he gets so many publishes

1point

Squawkleo 2 years ago

Well, he obviously has still got a couple to go...😉

1point

Linda Nicola 2 years ago

A very hefty feat. I love all your book covers. The artwork on books can make or break if I purchase the book. I will have to check out your books as I am very big into fantasy, like Piers Anthony. Simon Green, Terry Pratchett and Diana Wynn Jones etc.

0points

Lilith 2 years ago

but, did they sell?

0points

Lynn Morello 2 years ago

60 books. awesome.

0points

Sue Knerl 2 years ago

Can't read the name or I'd read him.

0points

AuthorHeart<3 2 years ago

(O _O)

0points

Sonnovab Kegeles 2 years ago (edited)

Next time, list his name. I had to increase the size on my puter to 50-0% before I could read it Glynn Stewart, Science fiction/Space opera. Just my favorite genre, just went to audible and purchased Starship's Mage. Book one of 12 (so far) in the series. I hope I hate it, that's an awful lot of Audible credits. And that's just one series lol

0points

Rose Williams 2 years ago

Talent comes in pages

0points

Mya Lugar 2 years ago

He looks so proud, as well he might! It is great that you are supportive of him. I am sure that impacted his inspiration and ability to produce them.

0points

Ula Wojciechowska 2 years ago

Oh, I think I know him!

0points

Sunny Carrol Moreno 2 years ago

I really appreciate this picture! Thank you for taking it and sharing it too.

0points

Kim Bush 2 years ago

Many years ago while recovering from shoulder surgery I sat down in front of my typewriter and wrote my first, and only, book. I sent it to a few publishers and it was accepted by two of them... Unfortunately I couldn't afford all of the publishing costs so it stayed on a shelf. Three years ago I sent it to my best friend to read. Soon afterwards he was thrust into a battle for his life against colon cancer...a battle he would not win and last year the world lost a beautiful soul. His wife (a hoarder) added my manuscript to her collection and says it now belongs to her. This story was one that was apparently never meant to be read... Stan, I miss you more everyday, you better be saving that dance you promised me.

0points

Ogidi Girl 2 years ago

Now I want to read his books. Taking this as a challenge

0points

Phil Boswell 2 years ago

79 books and counting according to Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7737246.Glynn_Stewart 📖👍

0points

Melvetta Bowles 2 years ago

So proud 👏 of him ❤️ too. That how much I read in 2 years

0points

Lene 2 years ago

...and here I am just wanting to write one book. Lol. So awesome that he wrote so many!!!! 😊

0points

Amy Stone-Chandler 2 years ago

Your hubby? I am familiar a bit with his work :) well done!

0points

Yeeters 2 years ago

i need to read them, they look fun!

0points

Bruce willsmouth 2 years ago

I will get at least one of your books man. And then we see what happens 😘

0points

Momma Panda 2 years ago

That proud smile :D

0points

Peculiar hedgehog 2 years ago

That’s seriously such an amazing accomplishment

0points

Helen Witten 2 years ago

Very prodigious. Salute!

0points

Cammy Cat 2 years ago

Great way to advertise! Just looked him up!

0points

ohjojo (you/your's) 2 years ago

So prolific. What a wonderful brain! Good job well done

0points

Tabitha K 2 years ago

Wow!!

0points

Howard Smith 2 years ago

wow i dont think i have said the amount of words he has written down

0points

Joshua Moon 2 years ago

Oh boy time for my to add even more books to my personal library.

0points

Rachel Smith 2 years ago

Congrats! I'll look into reading them!

0points

Joan Kelley-Elsayed 2 years ago

Talented

0points

Juris Macto 2 years ago

I love his work. The "Starships Mage" series is a particular favorite of mine.

0points

Joshua Seaman 2 years ago

What's the comparison here?

0points

Jordi Sharpe 2 years ago

The height of the stack of books he wrote compared to a, presumably, average male. That is significant.

2points

AW 2 years ago

for anyone interested, here is his website :) https://www.glynnstewart.com/

0points

Vita Kupit 2 years ago

Wow 👍🏼

0points

Linda Constantine 2 years ago

Awesome accomplishment, but where’s the ‘before and after’🤔

0points

Randolph Croft 2 years ago

https://www.glynnstewart.com/

0points

Beck 2 years ago

Awesome job! Does it bother anyone else that the book publisher logo does not line up all the way down?

0points

liam newton-harding 2 years ago

Nearly all the way through Mge of Mars series, halfway through Evasion...cracking good reads. Keep up the good work, dude!

-1point

Spooky Scary Skeletons 2 years ago

Quantity, but what about quality?

-3points

SarahJane Riordan 2 years ago

As somebody who's written a whole ONE book, even if these were fairly formulaic (and they might not be), that's a huuuuge amount of work the author's put in. And if he's written that much he's almost certainly gotten better as he goes.

0points

#12

My 10-Year Progress Pic To Becoming A Registered Nurse

Final score:

676points

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Panda Kicki 2 years ago

Love the happy smile on last card!

154points

#13

My Grandma And Grandpa Dressed As Each Other For A Party. Early 1950s

Final score:

670points

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Kayjunmoon 2 years ago

They look like they know how to enjoy themselves.

118points

Experiencing more awe is associated with living healthier and more meaningful lives. A 2021 study discovered that feeling more awe is correlated with reporting feeling lowered levels of daily stress. Interestingly, people who feel more awe also tend to have lower levels of inflammatory cytokines.

Positive experiences of awe have also been linked to increased feelings of well-being, life satisfaction, and a sense of meaning.

#14

My Client Asked To Make This Rug With Her Rats. Them vs. The Rug I Made

Final score:

660points

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Queerios 2 years ago

AAAAWWWWWWW this is so cuteee

112points

#15

Adding The Backstitches To My Cross-Stitch Embroidery

Final score:

659points

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Amanda Rose 2 years ago

I have this pattern! I haven't stitched it yet though. May be the next one after I finish the huge one I'm doing now.

92points

#16

Stranger From The Internet Reached Out To Me And Offered To Restore The Only Known Photo Of My Uncle. They Asked Way Too Little Money. I Paid More Because Of This

Final score:

624points

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DforDory 2 years ago

Great job!

98points

#17

Me Suffering From Cancer Over The Spring vs. Me Happy And Healthy Spending Christmas With My Beautiful Family

Final score:

610points

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DforDory 2 years ago

Great to see such a happy ending :)

97points

Emerging research suggests that experiencing awe may make us more curious, creative and compassionate people.

In turn, recent studies have found that awe-prone people may be more prone to being curious, and people who experience more awe also tend to be more creative.

#18

Negative Drawings By Liam York That Come To Life When Colors Are Inverted

Final score:

599points

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Panda Kicki 2 years ago

That is a really amazing talent!

123points

#19

Best Buds, Then And Now

Final score:

598points

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CuddlyCapybara 2 years ago

Awwwwww <3

66points

#20

This Afternoon's Plein Air Paintings

Final score:

585points

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Mary Daniel 2 years ago

You are gifted.

84points

#21

My Uncle’s Husband Used To Be A Hairdresser And Turned My 93-Year-Old Grandma From Doc Brown To A Hollywood Starlet

Final score:

581points

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Debbie 2 years ago

Beautiful lady

115points

Awe leads people to feel more connected with others and identify with more universal categories such as “a person” or “inhabitant of earth,” as opposed to more individualistic, limited ones.

In different studies, when researchers induced awe in participants in laboratories, such as by showing panoramic clips of places on Earth, people behaved more prosocially, being more likely to help out, donate more money and volunteer more time for noble causes.

#22

Beautiful Christmas Tree Before And After

Final score:

564points

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Amanda Rose 2 years ago

I love this!

105points

#23

From Broken Legs To Long Legs

Final score:

551points

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DforDory 2 years ago

Poor baby! Glad he recovered!

96points

#24

2 Wars, Same People

Final score:

541points

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tuzdayschild 2 years ago

How profoundly sad is this?

221points

#25

Two Photographs Of My Nana, Taken 71 Years Apart

Final score:

535points

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Lisa McKay 2 years ago

Amazing posture!

71points

By transforming our sense of self and meaning, and enhancing our relationship with others and the wider world, awe has the power to improve our mental and physical health.

So if these pictures speak to you, keep scrolling!

#26

My First Cosplay vs. My Most Recent

Final score:

521points

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Sue Lynn Chan 2 years ago (edited)

That is some good makeup

121points

#27

My Husband Transformed Our Backyard With His Own 2 Hands Over 9 Months

Final score:

517points

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Mary Daniel 2 years ago

Beautiful.

61points

#28

A Photo From 50 Years Ago vs. Same Photo Restored, Reframed, Enhanced And Colorized By Me

Final score:

516points

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AndThenICommented 2 years ago

Shut up and take my money. I’ve got boxes of them

133points

#29

Wanted To Share My Swelling Progress Following My Facial Reconstruction

At the height of my insecurities, it would've been very relieving seeing something like this, so sharing it with those going through something similar. This is 2-months' progress.

StarksTwins Report

Final score:

503points

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Lama 2 years ago

Thank you for sharing.

87points

#30

Japan vs. Brazil

Final score:

435points

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Lisa McKay 2 years ago

I guess the Japanese team must be a lot more…bouncy.

137points

#31

They Don't Come Much Smaller. Hands For Scale

Final score:

435points

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blobby_grrl 2 years ago

i mean i cant really be that sure of how small it is until i see a banana for scale, soo...

144points

#32

That Hurts. Before And After

Final score:

435points

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Headless Roach 2 years ago

It probably took a hundred years for the trunk to be this big.

120points

#33

Borodyanka, Ukraine – Pictures Of The Same Residential Area Before And After The Invasion

Final score:

431points

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Lonneke de Goey 2 years ago

This is an absolutely devastating picture. Prayers for Ukrain <3

234points

#34

Visited The Same Model Village 25 Years Apart

Final score:

430points

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Panda Kicki 2 years ago

You seem to enjoy yourself both times!

63points

#35

Before And After Of Some Of My Favorite Murals

Final score:

409points

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XenoMurph 2 years ago

The one which should have water in doesn't have any water in.

49points

#36

January vs. March

Final score:

406points

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Amanda Rose 2 years ago

Really shows how much stress can change a person.

172points

#37

Different Colors Of Eggs My Chickens Lay

Final score:

404points

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Panda Kicki 2 years ago

Oh, mine did the same. Really miss my chickens, traded fertilized eggs with other chicklovers and had so many kinds. But fox, eagles and the notorious ferrets ended that, cant restart for the umpht time.

55points

#38

My Mom In 1966 And Today. Still Rocking The Same Shirt 55 Years Later

Final score:

400points

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LonelyLola 2 years ago

Your mother is beautiful. That olive skin!

63points

#39

University Classroom vs. Same University's Football Locker Room

Final score:

399points

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Chich 2 years ago

Never saw the point in glorifying grown men playing school yard games. This makes even less sense.

376points

#40

They Grow Up So Fast

Final score:

395points

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DforDory 2 years ago

DAT BELLY! OMG! I WANNA RUB IT! NOW!

70points

#41

Same Location, Two Different Times

Final score:

390points

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Sue Lynn Chan 2 years ago

If I haven’t read the title I would have thought he was flying

109points

#42

My Skin While On Chemo Last Year vs. Now

Final score:

389points

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*screams* 2 years ago

Glad to see that your recovering!

94points

#43

I Challenged Myself To Read More During Quarantine. Me vs. The Books I've Read

Final score:

388points

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DforDory 2 years ago

Did he just read the books the other guy wrote? :D

407points

#44

The Wife And I Went To The Grand Canyon This Weekend. Top Was Saturday, Bottom Was Sunday

Final score:

379points

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tuzdayschild 2 years ago

When I visited the Grand Canyon the same thing happened. In 6 hours it went from warm to snowing then back to warm.

69points

#45

My First Ever Crazy Candy Cake vs. One Of My Latest Ones

Final score:

376points

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Lisa McKay 2 years ago

Yes please…for both!

64points

#46

Look At The Size Of This Banana (Banana For Scale)

Final score:

369points

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Mtownmick 2 years ago

and that is how it's done folks.

215points

#47

Mariupol Before And After Russian Invasion

Final score:

368points

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Chich 2 years ago

Sad thing is that it can happen anywhere. When are going to finally realize that letting fat, rich, power hungry clowns run things is not the way to go.

222points

#48

6-Weeks-Old vs. 6-Months-Old Noodle

Final score:

365points

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Porch santa 2 years ago

Cat Snake!!

21points

#49

Beds With No People vs. People With No Beds

Final score:

359points

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Mary Daniel 2 years ago

Heartbreaking.

131points

#50

After 2 Years Of Dust, Noise, And More Dust Things Are Finally Starting To Look And Feel Like A Home

Final score:

351points

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Lisa McKay 2 years ago

Spectacular!

61points

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#51

Blessed Difference Between Cats And Dogs

Final score:

83points

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Caro Caro 2 years ago

Mamma Mia ! The bloody dog is on my spot AGAIN !

17points

#52

Yesterday Someone Told Me My Husky Looks Like A Wolf

Final score:

78points

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sturmwesen 2 years ago

I bet not many huskies get to be the tiny one who has to submit :-)

16points

#53

My Parents Are Dogsitting What Looks Like A Drug Addicted Version Of Their Own Dog

Final score:

76points

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RMA 2 years ago

Awwww - getting old sucks :(

8points

#54

My First Loaf Of Sourdough vs. My 50th

Final score:

75points

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Mary Daniel 2 years ago

You've come a long way

12points

#55

Washed Up Whale Spine, Dog For Scale

Final score:

75points

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Amanda Rose 2 years ago

Doggy is thinking about how to drag this massive haul home!

48points

#56

Who Seriously Puts Whipped Cream On A Croissant?

Final score:

73points

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RoanTheMad 2 years ago

it took me a moment to realise that this was photoshop and not humongous croissants....

14points

#57

One Of These 6 Braids Is Mine. I Know It’s Hard To Tell But Take A Guess

Final score:

72points

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Sue Lynn Chan 2 years ago

The middle one is it?

27points

#58

Local Grocery Store Has An "Authentic Mexican" And A "Mexican" Sections

Final score:

71points

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Panda Kicki 2 years ago

Can we do that on other kinds as well? Really would like the authentic asian stuff separeted.

28points

#59

My Customer Lived Without A Finished Kitchen For 14 Years, Until Today. Here's Before And After

Final score:

71points

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Mary Daniel 2 years ago

Wonderful transformation. Beauty and function combined

8points

#60

There Are Two Types Of People In This World

Final score:

69points

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Jess 2 years ago

Both, if I'm the one deciding for the noise I want I like it, if others it bothers me

29points

#61

Different Peeled Citrus Fruits

Final score:

69points

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Aboredpanda 2 years ago

Clementine, Lime, Blood orange, Lemon?

2points

#62

After Years Of Letting My Yard Go Due To Health Issues I Finally Had The Funds To Get It Sorted

Final score:

67points

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Lisa McKay 2 years ago

How satisfying!

8points

#63

Dear Father, I Have Sinned

Final score:

65points

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Panda Kicki 2 years ago

Ooops!

12points

#64

Taking A Selfie vs. Checking Out The Selfie You Just Posted

Final score:

62points

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Mac 🇺🇦 2 years ago

So true!

6points

#65

My Friend’s Cousin Visited The Aquarium Today. Can You Spot The Difference?

Final score:

62points

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DforDory 2 years ago

It's just a reflection, right? Your friend is in the water, obviously.

17points

#66

My Volkswagen Rabbit Looks Like A Toy Next To These Normal Trucks

Final score:

62points

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XenoMurph 2 years ago

"normal"

48points

#67

The Amount Of Snow In My City After Back To Back Storms. Me And My Car For Scale

Final score:

61points

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Mtownmick 2 years ago

Next time please take a banana with you. for scale.

35points

#68

This Is What Pug's MRI Scan Looks Like

Final score:

60points

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Papa Het 2 years ago

Yay new nightmare fuel

43points

#69

Finally Got To See My Favorite ACII City In Person

Final score:

58points

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Lisa Zoppi 2 years ago

San Gimignano! <3

6points

#70

USA Fanta vs. UK Fanta

Final score:

57points

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XenoMurph 2 years ago

"orange"

20points

#71

News Anchor From Both Angles

Final score:

57points

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Panda Kicki 2 years ago

She does have a anchor on her back 😄

19points

#72

All The Gear We’ll Be Carrying On Our 2700 Mile Hike Up The Pacific Crest Trail, We For Scale

Final score:

56points

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Nathan Pogorzala 2 years ago

No food?

12points

#73

Review Comparison

Final score:

54points

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Chase Urso 2 years ago

That's tru tho

16points

#74

Mexican Restaurant Compares Its Burritos To Babies

Final score:

52points

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Danielle Wigger 2 years ago

Just make sure you don't order the baby :)

16points

#75

Me In 1998 And My Wife In 2000

Final score:

51points

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DforDory 2 years ago

Soulmates! :D

12points

#76

My Daughter Looks Like Clemenza From The Godfather

Final score:

51points

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Kookamunga 2 years ago

More like Wallace Shawn. inconceiva...359b69.jpg

17points

#77

Leg-Lengthening Surgery Is Available In More Than A Dozen Countries, With Some Patients Able To Increase Their Height By Up To Five Inches - 13cm. Before And After

Final score:

46points

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XenoMurph 2 years ago

What's so wrong with being 5,3?

40points

#78

My Girlfriend Moved In. My vs. Her Cosmetics

Final score:

45points

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Boris Long-Johnson 2 years ago

His being on the right?

27points

#79

Moose's Paw Next To Roe Deer's Paw

Final score:

43points

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David Gripon 2 years ago

I wanna know who's cutting the legs off these animals.

13points

#80

Hair Transplant (98 Days Of Progress)

Final score:

42points

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Chase Urso 2 years ago

That's cool!

7points

#81

A Spider Came Back To Molt In The Same Place On A Book 4 Times

Final score:

42points

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ShaZam Beaubien 2 years ago

That's a book I'm never going to read.

32points

#82

The Size Difference Between Mine And My Husband's Rings

Final score:

41points

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Lisa McKay 2 years ago

He wears his ring on his big toe?

26points

#83

The Water On The Beach Turned White After Hurricane Irma

Final score:

41points

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M Kawai 2 years ago

A lot of sand and sediment I'm sure

15points

#84

This Needlessly Large Packaging For A 20mm Sized Micro SD Card. Hand For Scale

Final score:

40points

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Alex Barnett 2 years ago

A lot harder so slip in your pocket and walk out.

56points

#85

Inflation Has Been Hitting Everything

Final score:

38points

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M Kawai 2 years ago

Depends how finely chopped it is.

15points

#86

What I Asked For vs. What I Got. $400 And I Feel Like An Idiot

Final score:

38points

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L_M 2 years ago

400 for styling hair?! In Belgium (at least at my hairdresses) it's about 50 euros for a haircut (washing, cutting, brushing), for men only 20

3points

#87

Flavor Distribution Of Jolly Ranchers In My 7oz Bag

Final score:

37points

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Nathan Pogorzala 2 years ago

that is a good score. Green Apple is the worst, Blue is the best and watermelon third. A few more grapes would of been nice.

13points

#88

American Froot Loops Are Different Colors Than Canadian Froot Loops

Final score:

36points

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ADHORTATOR 2 years ago

The right ones must be the US version...

20points

#89

Why?

Final score:

35points

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TotallyNOTaFox 2 years ago (edited)

I'd guess they had a limited unit purchase for those caps which costs them more than the standard packaging they continuesly order. Or they donate money towards a LGBQT related charity and the picture doesn't capture that.

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