Join the Fun!

#2

This Whole Brick Wall Which Has Been Shaped By The Sea

Final score:

376points

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Erin 6 years ago

This is cool!

43points

#3

In 1995, My Great-Aunt Gave Me A Stuffed Cat. It Was My Absolute Favorite, And Slept With Me Every Night Through My Childhood. When She Passed, We Found Out She Had Bought An Identical Cat And Kept It In Pristine Condition For Two Decades. The Years Of Love Certainly Left Their Mark.

In 1995, My Great-Aunt Gave Me A Stuffed Cat. It Was My Absolute Favorite, And Slept With Me Every Night Through My Childhood. When She Passed, We Found Out She Had Bought An Identical Cat And Kept It In Pristine Condition For Two Decades. The Years Of Love Certainly Left Their Mark.

Final score:

358points

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Hans 6 years ago

Interesting how the nose turned pink :)

38points

#4

Picture Of The Same Woman Before And After 48 Years

Final score:

337points

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Ehren Thomsen 6 years ago

Stunnig. At both ages.

97points

#5

Mother Tombstone In The Old Burying Ground, Wakefield, Ma. Love How The Tree Is Now Hugging Her

Final score:

326points

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Giorgio Prodoti 6 years ago

very symbolic, love this subject

46points

#6

Centuries Of Use (La Meauffe, Manche, France)

Final score:

323points

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Cherie O 6 years ago

Looks like a scene from Lord of the Rings...

90points

#7

My Dads Cat Has Been Scratching The Same Leg Of This Bench For The Past Decade

Final score:

314points

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MagicalUnicorn 6 years ago

that's one dedicated cat

131points

#8

A Bicycle Was Left Chained To A Tree

Final score:

301points

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Panic!AtTheYeemo 6 years ago

thats really sad

82points

Mr. Toothless 6 years ago

Agreed...poor boy :T

5points

The Frog 6 years ago

And not true

39points

Mama Panda 6 years ago

You are correct! It was simply just left there, no chains, and abandoned by a young boy.

23points

Lisa Gilkison 6 years ago

The story behind the picture is false. But the bicycle is real. https://www.snopes.com/photos/natural/bicycle.asp

23points

Jyri Hakola 6 years ago

Sorry to ruin an emotional story but just stop for a while and look the aspect ratios of the photo and the height of the bike. Obviously someone had left either an toy bike or bike suitable for 4 year old kid hanging into tree's branch or otherwise we have here a natural wonder..

15points

cellokat 6 years ago

Check out snopes.com. This bike was accidentally (sort of) left in the woods in the 1950's, but definitely intentionally placed at this height, as trees do not "grow up" like this implies. New growth grows up from below, and around the preexisting trunk, but no part of the tree literally moves up. So, if the bike HAD been chained at the base of the tree, the bike would STILL be at the base of the tree, with the tree having grown around it.

14points

Suzanne Marriott 6 years ago

That's not a bicycle from 1914, looks more 1950-1960 era. After over 100 years, there wouldn't still be a tire left. Very cool, though!

10points

Sara Shrader 6 years ago

Toddlers don't generally go off to war

6points

Ryebread the White 6 years ago

I’ve been there. Hard to find but it is a local landmark on an island in Washington

5points

cellokat 6 years ago

Check out snopes.com. This bike was intentionally placed at this height, as trees do not "grow up" like this implies. New growth grows up from below, and around the preexisting trunk, but no part of the tree literally moves up. So, if the bike HAD been chained at the base of the tree, the bike would STILL be at the base of the tree, with the tree having grown around it.

5points

Molly Block 6 years ago

That is really cool. My husband is a tree surgeon by trade, and he has found all kinds of things INSIDE of trees when he cuts them down. But this one is really shocking and interesting. I really doubt the validity of the title of this photo though--I mean, HOW do we know a boy left his bike and went to war, yadda yadda yadda.... that looks like a kid's bike to me, and what kid goes to war? Maybe I am wrong about that--maybe bikes long ago just looked like little kids' bikes.... The distance from the front wheel to the handlebars just looks like it is a small bike, meant for a child, not a man-child who is going to war.......but no matter how or why this bike got here, it is a neat story to consider, and a very poignant and sad one at that. But perhaps, my good friends, there is a different story to it, one that isn't so sad.............. you just never know. Meanwhile, let me say that that front tire still looks pretty good!! I would like to know the location of this tree.

3points

EM 5 years ago

Kids sometimes faked their age to join the army. During WWII, the youngest person to get into the armed forces was 12 years old.

1point

Sarah Birrelle 6 years ago

This tugs at heartstrings for a moment. Than I think of science.

3points

Jess Harvie 6 years ago

It's not real. That's not how trees grow...

3points

Crazy Cow Lady 6 years ago

Trees will engulf things that are attached to them. Their bark will grow around the object. I've seen trees that have barbed wire in the middle of them.

0points

Linda 6 years ago

That would be one teeny tiny soldier, as this bike seems to be in child size :P (Yeah, I know the story is b******t, just felt like pointing out this aswell ;D)

2points

Jurgen Ziesmann 6 years ago

Something is not right here. It that story is true, the bicycle might be in the tree, but not lifted up 1 to 2 meters off the ground.

2points

Connie Martin 6 years ago

Trees grow UP as well as out.

1point

Cheryl Blake 6 years ago

This bike is on Vashon Island in Washington State. I don't know whether the story is embellished or not, but the bike is at one with the tree and has been for a very long time.

2points

cece 3 years ago

nom nom nom

1point

Rob Chapman 6 years ago

Snopes has long since confirmed that story as fake

1point

Lori Viereckl 6 years ago

Urban legend, story behind this isn’t true. Someone just left their bike there.

1point

Gillian Black 6 years ago

great but sad at the same time what a memory

1point

Jan Despain 6 years ago

Oh dear my childhood bike

0points

G. 6 years ago

This is so sad

0points

Shawn Briscoe 6 years ago

This was proven to be photoshopped but it is a good pic

0points

lily robinson 6 years ago

that bike is on on vashon island in washington state and that is not the true story

0points

Sydney Jackson 6 years ago

this ones fake

0points

Queen Ro$ie 6 years ago

T.T wow, deep

0points

Thomas Meyer 6 years ago

A child going to war?

0points

ReeRee Yarbrough 6 years ago

its sad and beautiful at the same time

0points

Mike Mischak 6 years ago

This isn't a bike that was around in 1914.

0points

Sykz 6 years ago

WOW!

0points

michele zito 6 years ago

So very sad for the people left behind. Almost made me cry.

0points

James McIntyre 6 years ago

If you can free this bike it's yours

0points

Maggie Scarborough 6 years ago

I've seen this before. It always makes me feel pretty badly for the boy who never came back for his bike. And so, the tree took it in for safe keeping.

0points

Holly Moore 6 years ago

Don't feel sad. The bike was not left by a kid going to war, it was left by Don Puz in the 50's..who just forgot that it was there. Nothing sad about it. These sites need to do research before reposting stuff like this, because this was proven not to be the real story YEARS ago.

0points

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#9

The Way The Floor Has Faded In Near Perfect Semi-Circles At This Barber Shop

Final score:

289points

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Maike 6 years ago

this is realy a cool picture!

37points

#10

Trinity Abbey In My Home Town, Mid-Cleaning

Final score:

281points

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just a thought ! 6 years ago

The uncleaned portion is eerily beautiful !

78points

#11

Six Months Of Buildup In A Pipe Used For A Mineral Pool Spa

Final score:

258points

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Hikari 6 years ago

Looks like a geode!

81points

#12

My Best Friend From 33 Years Ago And A New Old Stock One My Pop Got For My Baby Son

Final score:

242points

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Char Char 6 years ago

so precious!

19points

#13

WWI Trench 95 Years Later

Final score:

242points

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Maike 6 years ago

like a scar

111points

#14

What Happens When You Peel Off 30 Years Of Graffiti? You Get A Layered Timeline Of 30 Years, Just Like A Tree But Made Out Of Spray Can Paint. That Is The Wall (And Part) I Took It From

Final score:

234points

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6 years ago

Too Epic!

19points

#15

Ghosts Of Union Station

Final score:

232points

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Mindy Keys 6 years ago

Some funky dirty people sat here. A lot.

46points

#16

My Grandfather's Screwdriver

Final score:

231points

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ananya shajeev 6 years ago

This deserves to be way above its current position....

31points

#17

This Tree Holding Up Stones From A Collapsed Wall

Final score:

227points

POST

Hikari 6 years ago

"I'll just take these"

124points

#18

These Sand Bags From 40+ Years Ago Are Now Solid Rock

Final score:

222points

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Abhisek Chakraborty 6 years ago

What years of strong will does

28points

#19

Each Bottle Is The Same Whiskey Matured In The Cask For One Year More Than The Last

Final score:

221points

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Marcin Barczyński 6 years ago

Judging by the number on one of the bottles, the first bottled is a completely unmatured, freshly distilled spirit. Basically, malt vodka.

23points

#20

A Silver Dollar That My Great Grandfather Carried In His Pocket For 20 Years Until The Day He Passed Away

Final score:

218points

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Maike 6 years ago

this is lovely

36points

#21

Veteran Great White

Final score:

211points

POST

Mama Panda 6 years ago

Wow! Battle worn and still going strong!

41points

#22

This Light Post Is Outside Of A Popular Music Club In New Orleans. After 40 Years Of Having Band Flyers Stapled To It, There's No More Room

Final score:

210points

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ADHORTATOR 6 years ago

Use a magnet...

176points

#23

One Pillowcase Has Been Used Nearly Everyday For 40 Years. The Other Has Been In A Closet

Final score:

208points

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Amina Hays 6 years ago

That pillowcase that was in a cupboard might be worth something!

56points

#24

The Difference In Shoe Wear Between My Regular Foot And My Prosthetic Foot After A Year

Final score:

202points

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Terror from Beyond Space 6 years ago

Don't judge someone until you've walked in their shoes.

34points

#25

An Old CRT TV Screen That Has Seen A Lot Of Pacman

Final score:

200points

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Elemiras Mateiča 6 years ago

This is from old arcade machine, I'm almost 100% sure

65points

#26

Bronze Statue Of Iconic Ballerina, Margot Fonteyn, At The Royal Ballet School In London. Ballet Students Touch The Middle Finger For Luck Each Time They Walk Past

Final score:

200points

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Alia Gail 6 years ago

Kind of an interesting tradition... curious as to how it started?

29points

#27

Heard You Guys Like Old Stuffed Animal Stories. On The Left Is My First (Now Un)stuffed Animal I️ Received For Christmas 29 Years Ago. On The Right, The New Fraffy My Mom Tracked Down To Give To My 8 Month Old Son For His First Christmas. I️ Can’t Believe He Used To Have Horns!

Heard You Guys Like Old Stuffed Animal Stories. On The Left Is My First (Now Un)stuffed Animal I️ Received For Christmas 29 Years Ago. On The Right, The New Fraffy My Mom Tracked Down To Give To My 8 Month Old Son For His First Christmas. I️ Can’t Believe He Used To Have Horns!

Final score:

192points

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Mama Panda 6 years ago

It's amazing what a little bit of love will do to our cherished stuffed animal friends <3

21points

#28

This Church In Detroit, Mi Hasn't Been Cleaned Since It Was Built 134 Years Ago. I Always Thought The Stone Was Black

Final score:

192points

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Marianne Davy 6 years ago

Industrial revolution

31points

#29

Superstition

Final score:

192points

POST

Daria B 6 years ago

Personally, I avoid walking under such places for fear of possible spider webs....

50points

#30

My Bedroom Wall Has An Outline From My Dog Sleeping In The Same Spot And Position For Years

Final score:

191points

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Char Char 6 years ago

Awwww, sweet!

24points

#31

Two Cars Left Somewhere In The Woods Of Japan For Years

Final score:

177points

POST

Sharon Palmer 6 years ago

I would have to try to get inside them

24points

#32

Buddy At Work Has A Very Worn Out Id Card And It's Kinda The Scariest Thing I've Ever Seen

Final score:

176points

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Mama Panda 6 years ago

It reminds me of Lon Chaney's Phantom of the Opera!!! Creepy!!!

30points

#33

The Men's Bathroom Door Vs The Women's At My Engineering University

Final score:

174points

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Maike 6 years ago

this one makes ya think doesn`t it?

59points

#34

These Trees Are Curved Due To The Constant Airflow From Nearby Exhaust Vents

Final score:

169points

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Abhisek Chakraborty 6 years ago

This is disheartening

26points

#35

A Tale Of 2 Teddies - My Sister And I Both Got Them At The Same Time, ~18 Years Ago

Final score:

168points

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Hamdhaan Hassan 6 years ago

what happened

22points

#36

My Paint Mixing Stick Got Heavy After 10 Years Of Use So I Cut The End Off

Final score:

168points

POST

Panic!AtTheYeemo 6 years ago

strangely satisfying

44points

#37

Old Public Piano Has Its Pedal Worn Away From Constant Use

Final score:

167points

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Ephraim Bane 6 years ago

It's an extremely large soda can tab now

24points

#38

Iron Chef Morimoto's Knives. Top Is A New Knife. Bottom Is After 3 Years Of Use, Sharpening, And Cleaning At His Restaurant

Final score:

164points

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Bunzilla 6 years ago

Not only the blades, but look at the handles too!

32points

#39

This Tree Grew Through A Fence And Still Has The Markings

Final score:

162points

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FABULOUS1 6 years ago

This is really cool

16points

#40

I Left This CD Sitting In My Car For Over A Year. The Sun Made This Crazy Design On It

Final score:

158points

POST

Ann Judge 6 years ago

It looks like the Stranger Things thing!!

34points

#41

A Gravestone And A Tree Blended Together

Final score:

148points

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Yvonne Stewart 6 years ago

So sad to read the ages of the children and the fact the mother could be the only one still alive in the family....

40points

#42

After Six Rounds Of Chemotherapy, My Mother-In-Law's Nails Look Like Tree Rings

Final score:

145points

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Maike 6 years ago

battlescars of a true warrior

111points

#43

Here Are Some More Worn Steps. Great Wall Of China

Final score:

143points

POST

Sykz 6 years ago

so many souls have walked those steps.

15points

#44

Willie Nelson's Guitar "Trigger" After About 45 Years Of Use

Final score:

135points

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Anna Bertane 6 years ago

Oh wow...!!

6points

#45

Took This Pic On The Angel's Landing Hike At Zion National Park. People Hold On To The Chain As They Climb To The Top Because The Route Is On The Edge Of A Cliff. The Chain Has Worn The Rock Away

Final score:

132points

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Christina Pritchard 6 years ago

Good job the rock hasn't worn the chain away..

37points

#46

Footsteps Used By Children For Years (Donnelly's Hollow, Ireland)

Final score:

126points

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Gina 6 years ago

This is sweet.

17points

#47

My Hats, Past Present And Future

Final score:

123points

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Heather Menard 6 years ago

I need one since my last name is

54points

#48

Foot Holds Deeply Worn Into The Volcanic Rock Along The Trail At Tsankawi, A Popular Hiking Area

Final score:

123points

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Jef Bateman 6 years ago

I'm from White Rock, NM, which is very close to here. We used to call these "Indian ladders" or "Anasazi ladders." I liked to use them when we were hiking, but they are protected as artifacts in many places. Some of them go up very steep inclines and can be dangerous if you aren't accustomed to them. They are only for climbing. Some of the rock paths on straighter sections are worn down over a meter deep, but don't have individual footsteps. They are strangely narrow and hard to walk on, and they used to tell us that the Anasazi walked by keeping one foot in front all the time -- scooting, kind of. I recently talked with an expert who says this is nonsense -- the Anasazi probably had narrow frames.

11points

#49

The Flooring At This Cafe Has Been Worn Down By The Feet Of Customers Over The Years

Final score:

121points

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Elise 6 years ago

SATISFYING

7points

#50

Pete's Feet - Inside St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City, Pilgrims Have Been Touching And Kissing The Statue's Feet For Centuries

Final score:

121points

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Abhisek Chakraborty 6 years ago

Millions of human touches melt the stone! food for thought!

39points

#51

10 Years In Service. Finally Retired. May The Force Be With You

Final score:

115points

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Maike 6 years ago

a little washed up vs dark Force rehab and refreshing spa staycation

16points

#52

This Mayan Calendar Has Slowly Dragged The Nail Down The Wall

Final score:

115points

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Ana T. 6 years ago

i from mexico and in mexico nobody had said that the mayan calendar said the world is going to end in a certain point. that is just an american invention.

3points

#53

The Textured Floor Of This Train In Paris I Was On Today Has Been Worn Completley Smooth

Final score:

115points

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Ephraim Bane 6 years ago

At first I thought it was originally smooth

11points

#54

A Cinderblock That Washed Up On The Beach After A Bit Of Time Tumbling Around In The Ocean Currents

Final score:

113points

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Alia Gail 6 years ago

I love seeing things worn down by water... I have a shelf in my bedroom just covered in river rocks.

24points

#55

This Exterior Corner Next To The Front Door Of The Local Bike Shop Shows Significant Wear From The Last 30 Some Years Of Customers Striking It With Their Pedals

Final score:

109points

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Abhijeet Singh 6 years ago

Wow. Just Wow

7points

#56

This Parking Lot Used To Be Some Sort Of Building. Instead Of Removing The Old Tile Floor, They Simply Paved Over It

Final score:

109points

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Twinkle Wolf 6 years ago

That's one durable floor.

37points

#57

Road Was Closed For A Very Long Time

Final score:

108points

Akvile Petraityte 🇺🇦

POST

Ehren Thomsen 6 years ago

Om nom nom nom. Er, sorry, I HAD to...

102points

#58

This Touchpad Is So Worn Out That You Can See What's Beneath The Paint

Final score:

106points

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Clever Fool 6 years ago

That's actually really cool that you can see the electronics.

15points

#59

Twelve Years Of Everyday Use Vs The Once A Year Leaf

Final score:

103points

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Penelope Allingham 6 years ago

I like the worn wood better.

23points

#60

The Marks On The Floor Of This Bathroom Are A Perfect Demonstration Of "The Bro Code."

Final score:

103points

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7j6eqi 6 years ago

If they simply hadn't installed the middle one, they could've saved a lot of cleaning time over the years :D

10points

#61

Customer States He Feels Slipping While Riding

Final score:

102points

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Vlad Horobet 6 years ago

I can not believe the bike actually moves. The gears are completely worn out.

42points

#62

Wife Suggested I Power Wash The Fence. For Some Reason I Was Not Prepared For The Difference

Final score:

99points

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Дженнер Восемь 6 years ago

So you washed off the stain? I don't follow.

10points

#63

The Bricks On This Wall Are A Different Style And Colour Where An Older Building Was Once Attached

Final score:

98points

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Ashleigh McLean 6 years ago

I saw this in Montreal with my husband who is a stone mason... the silhouette on the bottom wasn't original (just art), but you can see the real outline of the missing building at the top - the chimney outline and tar from the original roof. It's amazing.

20points

#64

My Gf Is A Transcriptionist. All The Letters On Her Keyboard Are Completely Worn Off

Final score:

97points

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Abhisek Chakraborty 6 years ago

I can even see craters

45points

#65

Steps Near My House

Final score:

94points

POST

B Cool 6 years ago

Looks like Oregon <3

3points

#66

Today My Grandmother Was Still Using This Cookbook She Received 70 Years Ago From Her Mother

Final score:

93points

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Suzanne Marriott 6 years ago

I have this cookbook! Some recipes are hard to follow because some ingredients are not used much anymore, and can sizes are numbered but not by volume. I have no idea what size a #2 can would be. It was given to me by an aunt who has long since passed.

24points

#67

Shovel My Dad Has Been Using For Snow For ~20 Years

Final score:

92points

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Jessica Hunter 6 years ago

Someone buy this man a shovel!

72points

#68

This (Still Working) Garage Key

Final score:

92points

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Bekah Jazmine 6 years ago

How the heck does this still work?!?!

40points

#69

Baskets Sun Bleached In Correlation With Frequency Of Use

Final score:

91points

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Sykz 6 years ago

They should be rotated.

13points

#70

This Root Across The Trail Has Been Polished From Constant Foot Traffic

Final score:

90points

POST

Twinkle Wolf 6 years ago

Wow. That's so pretty!

16points

#71

Wall Gets Worn After Years Of Swiping Cards

Final score:

90points

POST

Berit-Bärbel Rebane 6 years ago

If card doesn´t work just swipe HARDER!

45points

#72

Same Towel Design, 16 Years Apart

Final score:

87points

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Erin 6 years ago

That's a pretty towel

11points

#73

Hard Working Ballet Dancer Shoes

Final score:

86points

POST

Catlady6000 6 years ago

The really wild thing is that those shoes may be only a few days old.

28points

#74

Same Knobs, 50 Years Apart

Final score:

85points

POST

Abhijeet Singh 6 years ago

It's so amazing that years of use can actually change the state of that object

5points

#75

A Wall Disappearing Around A Dart Board In A Bar In Copenhagen

Final score:

81points

POST

ADHORTATOR 6 years ago

Lousy players :-)

45points

#76

My Retired Hiking Poles After ~2000 Miles Vs My New Ones Of The Same Model

Final score:

79points

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Mn gooze 6 years ago

Impressive

11points

#77

Tow Rope Marks. These Are Marks Left From When Canal Barges Were Pulled By Horses, Up To About 100 Years Ago

Final score:

78points

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Gina 6 years ago

poor horses.

16points

#78

A Square Fence Post Has Rotted To The Form Of It's Younger Self

Final score:

74points

POST

Tiffany Wilson 6 years ago

This looks like a case of nature taking back over.

14points

#79

This Wall Is Worn Down From Years Of Customers Resting Against It

Final score:

73points

POST

Amina Hays 6 years ago

That's quite spooky!

24points

#80

Book Shelter Bent Down From The Weight Of Old Document Binders

Final score:

73points

POST

Lodogg 3323 6 years ago

The backlog of patients waiting to be seen at the VA.

70points

#81

The Seat Belt Warning On This Bus Is Worn, Now The Figure Appears To Have Luscious Locks

Final score:

73points

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Aahzmandus Pervect 6 years ago

It looks like the stick figure is on fire.

30points

#82

The D20s My Dad Bought In 1977 And My Brother Used Through Middle School In The 80's

Final score:

72points

POST

Giorgio Prodoti 6 years ago

nerd's sweat is aggressive

18points

#83

The Way Toes Have Appeared On My Worn Out Shoes.

Final score:

72points

POST

SarcasticKitten 6 years ago

Waffle Shoe

8points

#84

The Amount Of Wear On This Disney World Hook

Final score:

71points

POST

MittenKitten 6 years ago

Wow. One day that metals gonna break!

21points

#85

The Way That Everything Except The Letters Has Worn Away/disintegrated On This Notice

Final score:

68points

POST

Alia Gail 6 years ago

agh... somehow really hurts my eyes

8points

#86

Due To Years Of Beaver Damage, This Tree Now Looks Like It Is Melting

Final score:

67points

POST

Viv Bass 6 years ago

looks like nacho cheese is running down the tree :P

17points

#87

Years Of Pointing Has Rubbed Away The "You Are Here" Mark

Final score:

65points

POST

Twinkle Wolf 6 years ago

Woah. THAT's cool.

12points

#88

Locked Vs Unlocked Door Handle At My University

Final score:

64points

POST

Ivan Irawan 6 years ago

Looks like different model

11points

#89

The Key For My Bike Vs. The Spare. The Worn One Still Works

Final score:

64points

POST

Tiffany Wilson 6 years ago

The new one probably doesn't.

26points

#90

Progression Of Coral Growing On Underwater Woman Sculpture

Final score:

63points

POST

Elise 6 years ago

somehow creepy

11points

#91

Only The Left Handle Has Scratches Because Of Wedding Rings

Final score:

61points

POST

Lori Wojciechowski 6 years ago

No one wears rings on their right hand?

3points

#92

I Bought The Same Wallet Twice In 2006. One I Used For 10 Years, The Other One I Saved Until Today

Final score:

61points

POST

Hanspeter B* 6 years ago

Thats a really sturdy wallet then!

8points

#93

My Socks Have Worn Down So That They Look Like Sad Faces

Final score:

61points

POST

$copper-fractions avatar$

Tiny Dynamine 6 years ago

They are saying "Please bury us. We've been dead for years." :D

61points

#94

My Faded Shirt

Final score:

59points

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Mama Panda 6 years ago

Wow! It's hard to believe it's the same shirt but I can faintly see a few of the tie-dye circles.

11points

#95

The Difference A Decade On Mars Makes

Final score:

59points

POST

Bunzilla 6 years ago

I think future rovers need a way to clean their solar panels off...

15points

#96

The Way This Bathroom Lock Has Worn The Door Over The Years

Final score:

59points

POST

Abhijeet Singh 6 years ago

I think how much time it must have taken to make this piece of ... Circle art?

5points

#97

This Area Of Discoloration On The Wall From My Two Cats Rubbing Their Faces/Scent Glands Over The Years

Final score:

56points

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Shari H 6 years ago

Our cats are dopplegangers. 2015-10-20...ca7111.jpg

14points

#98

Bicycle Tire After Seven Years And 9,500 Km Versus Its Brand-New Replacement

Final score:

55points

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Michał Googel 6 years ago

^^ on mine I have 25 000km and still cycling on it.

8points

#99

This Step Into The Clubhouse Of My Local Golf Course

Final score:

54points

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PyroarRanger 6 years ago

Wow! That's so cool!

2points

#100

A Pitchfork, Used By A Left-Handed For Over 20 Years

Final score:

52points

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Alissa Merstrand 6 years ago

Weve got two of these at my barn. Lays the best in your hand and since the teeth arent crooked we aint buying new.

4points

#101

I Found Some Well Worn Stairs In An Old Castle In Germany

Final score:

52points

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Troy Currie 6 years ago

Nearly every building stairs in Germany looks like this...most of them are over 200 years old.

4points

#102

Edc Notebook Of A Year Vs New

Final score:

52points

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Berit-Bärbel Rebane 6 years ago

I love it!

5points

#103

New Welding Gloves Vs Old Ones

Final score:

52points

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Giorgio Prodoti 6 years ago

I bet the old ones are more comfortable

28points

#104

This Tap Has Worn So It Looks Like It Dispenses Cola

Final score:

52points

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Kat Olmstead 6 years ago

Does the other side dispense rum? 😆

41points

#105

The Restaurant I Work At Gave Me A New Apron Today

Final score:

50points

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Maike 6 years ago

it was time :o)

10points

#106

This Is What Nearly 20 Years Of Nuke Testing Did To A Patch Of Desert In Nevada. Only A Small Fraction Was On The Surface, And Over A Thousand Nuclear Detonations Were Carried Out Altogether

Final score:

50points

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Vicki Hardy 6 years ago

Poor planet earth

60points

#107

This Tray Only Used To Make Lasagne Is Wellworn

Final score:

50points

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Natasha 6 years ago

I can hear this on my teeth

14points

#108

I Used This Mouse For So Long, I Wore A Thumb-Groove Into It

Final score:

49points

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Penelope Allingham 6 years ago

How's your thumb?

6points

#109

At Some Point In The Early 1900s, This Colorful Sozodont Advertisement Went Up On The Side Of A Stately Building. Sozodont Fell Out Of Favor In The Early 20th Century

Final score:

47points

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DE Ray 6 years ago

In the town I grew up in, there was an add for a "biscuit company" on the side of one of the buildings downtown. I was informed that the term "biscuit" was slang for a prostitute at the time, and the location advertised (torn down a hundred years ago) was a brothel of some repute which the local authorities winked at (likely because they were frequent customers).

19points

#110

Everyone Gets Cheap Gas

Final score:

46points

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Swarf 6 years ago

As they should. Unless your engine is designed for it, buying higher octane gas isn't a "treat" for your car, it's a waste at best and possibly damaging. Higher octane gas combusts at a higher temperature, so unless your engine is built to do that, you're just making it work harder.

8points

#111

I've Been Studying From This Textbook For Over A Year, And My Progress Is Clearly Visible

Final score:

46points

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CluelessLlama13 6 years ago

Lol this is just like my sketchbook.

6points

#112

And This Is A Drill Bit Before And After It's Been Used To Drill For Oil

Final score:

44points

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Amina Hays 6 years ago

The worn one looks like Mickey Mouse tripping his face off.

32points

#113

This Fretboard Shows The Amount Of Usage Almost Like A Graph

Final score:

44points

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Skure 6 years ago

A minor/major, E minor/major, D minor/major, G, G#, C, C#, H

4points

#114

What Eight Months Of Sharpening Do To A Butcher Knife

Final score:

43points

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gellert grindlewald 2 years ago

what the..... wicked!

1point

#115

This Can Has Been Sitting In That Cup Holder Exposed To Texas Elements For Over Two Years Now

Final score:

43points

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Annika Hanson-Carlson 6 years ago

Take it!!

3points

#116

The Top Of This Fence Post Is Used By People To Swing Around A Corner

Final score:

41points

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Penelope Allingham 6 years ago

Love doing that!

7points

#117

These Were Once Identical Balls... Over The Years, One's Been Used For "Street Soccer", The Other Sat In A Shed

Final score:

41points

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Elizabeth Butler 6 years ago

Well get that thing out there for the kids to use

8points

#118

Door Handles At University Of Michigan Union

Final score:

40points

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Mark Kelly 6 years ago

More people are right handed.

15points

#119

I Used This Towel As A Blackout Curtain For 7 Years

Final score:

40points

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Berit-Bärbel Rebane 6 years ago

The greatest sacrifice one towel can make.

23points

#120

This Swinging Park Gate

Final score:

38points

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BROCK PIERSON 3 years ago

wow

1point

#121

So, I Compulsively Spin And Balance My Phone On My Finger. This Is My 2nd Case In 2 Years I've Worn Through

Final score:

38points

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The Frog 6 years ago

Get a fidget spinner

36points

#122

My Mom’s Apron After Years Of Leaning On The Kitchen Counter While She’s Cooking

Final score:

38points

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BoredBirgit 6 years ago

New One! New One!

3points

#123

My Grandfather Has Been Using The Same Knife For Well Over 40 Years

Final score:

38points

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Elise 6 years ago

strong knife

3points

#124

People Physically Touching Their Location On A Map

Final score:

35points

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Rebekah 6 years ago

To the left of the spot - the well-dressed people... what kind of place is that?

5points

#125

The Path Of Bowling Balls On This Ball Return Machine

Final score:

35points

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Sandra Karlsson 6 years ago

I guess it’s more common to roll to the left.. I’ve seen it on soooo many machines that returnes 🎳 balls

1point

#126

The 21 Steps At The Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier

Final score:

35points

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Sykz 6 years ago

I am surprised it's not more worn down.

4points

#127

Tiles That Have Been Worn Back To Concrete At My Local Bp

Final score:

34points

POST

PyroarRanger 6 years ago

That's cool!

3points

#128

Holes Cut Into Our Drawers Over The Years Just From Quarters

Final score:

33points

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Char Char 6 years ago

I need help with this one????

7points

#129

Several Decades Of My Band Teacher Tapping On His Music Stand With A Wooden Baton Has Caused The Metal To Flatten

Final score:

33points

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Dog Lover 6 years ago

What's with the tennis balls on the chair legs?

5points

#130

My Old Lunch Bag (Modelled After A Traditional Brown Paper Bag), Four Years Old And Used Every Day, Vs A Brand New One I Have Bought Replace It

Final score:

33points

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Sykz 6 years ago

That's great! Keep the world greener!!

12points

#131

The Soap From This Dispenser Has Worn Away At This Stone Counter-Top

Final score:

32points

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Bunzilla 6 years ago

What the heck is in that soap?!

32points

#132

The Red Ring And Red "Usa" Lettering On My Olympic Cup Have Completely Disintegrated Over Years Of Washing, But The Other Rings Look Brand New

Final score:

32points

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Ged Maybury 6 years ago

Red paint wears out faster than all other colours. Fades the fastest too. I'm not sure of the chemistry.

1point

#133

My Mom's "Cooking Chopsticks" Worn Down Over 10 Years Of Use

Final score:

32points

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gellert grindlewald 2 years ago

wow

1point

#134

My Cousin's Ipad From Playing Too Much Minecraft

Final score:

31points

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Penelope Allingham 6 years ago

Someone needs to go and climb some trees.

13points

#135

Brand New Microbead Pillow Vs. One Used For Over Ten Years

Final score:

30points

POST

Trisha Dragon 6 years ago

No duct tape, so you don't have a cat?

3points

#136

Old Vs New Demo Chisel

Final score:

28points

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Swarf 6 years ago

Fantastic tools. I actually carry one backpacking sometimes.

1point

#137

Started Carrying 6yrs Ago My First Day Of Undergrad. Can Still Read The Logo But Can't Open Bottles Anymore

Final score:

28points

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PyroarRanger 6 years ago

That's interesting!

1point

#138

This Spoon Worn Down By Years Of Right Handed Eating

Final score:

28points

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Fbomb 6 years ago

That's a whole lot of soup.

6points

#139

This Deck Of Cards From A Board Game Shows A Clear Difference In Usage Between The Draw Pile And The Hand-Cards

Final score:

28points

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#140

The Left Handle Is Worn On The Bottom But The Right Handle Is Worn On Top

Final score:

28points

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Aur' Ore 6 years ago

an explanation?

5points

#141

The Edge Of My Dog's Tag Has Been Hammered Down By His Collar's Buckle

Final score:

28points

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Fallon Martin 2 years ago

My dogs have the same collar… just something I realized and had no one to tell… :p

1point

#142

Stairs Going Up The Arc De Triomphe In Paris

Final score:

27points

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gellert grindlewald 2 years ago

wow

1point

#143

The Wall Is Worn From People Putting The Pool Cues In The Rack Over The Years

Final score:

27points

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Allayna 6 years ago

I LOVE PLAYING POOL!! :D <3

2points

#144

My Dog's Key Ring Has Worn A Notch In His Metal Name Tag Over The Past Ten Years

Final score:

26points

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Mila Duktig 6 years ago

Smart dog, if he uses a key.

4points

#145

Identical 15 Year Old Mugs. Right Hand Mug Shows 15 Years Of Dishwasher Wear. Left Hand Mug Has Been Kept In Storage

Final score:

24points

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Kaylee Anne Seymore 6 years ago

Looks like a ghost

3points

#146

My Dogs Favorite Toy. Old Vs New

Final score:

24points

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Дженнер Восемь 6 years ago

To be fair, that could have been done in one afternoon.

33points

#147

8 Years Of Carrying Pocket Knives Has Worn My Freeworlds Down Quite A Bit

Final score:

24points

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Fbomb 6 years ago

Every single pair of pants I have have the EDC scar.

5points

#148

Field Notes, Carried In Various Pockets Every Day For 3.5 Months

Final score:

24points

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Kiahna 6 years ago

Looks like a weather forecast with the patterns.

12points

#149

Gas Pump Button Is Worn Out By Multiple People Saying No To The Car Wash

Final score:

24points

POST

Benj Houston 6 years ago

Take a hint oil mongrels.

19points

#150

The Doors At My Local Burger King. Guess Which One Opens Out

Final score:

23points

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Poor unfortunate soul 6 years ago

Love the title, soooo true

4points

#151

This Road Where You Can Only Go Left

Final score:

23points

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gellert grindlewald 2 years ago

uhh

1point

#152

New Watch Strap Next To A Watch Strap Worn Every Day For Four Years

Final score:

23points

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Mer 6 years ago

Old one's just now getting broken in - keep using it!

3points

#153

Carpet Turned From Blue To Grey Over A 9 Year Period

Final score:

22points

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Penelope Allingham 6 years ago

Is this an office or an auto repair shop? Trying to work it out.

5points

#154

The Floor In This Forever 21 Dressing Room Is Worn Out Where Everyone Stands

Final score:

22points

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gellert grindlewald 2 years ago

cool

1point

#155

Distressed Dress Form

Final score:

22points

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BoredBirgit 6 years ago

It deserves retirement

6points

#156

What 60 Years Of Light Switch Usage Does To The Wallpaper

Final score:

22points

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Sheila Weila 6 years ago

Light switches in the USA don't look like this.

2points

#157

The Way This City Light Was Scratched By Bike Pedals Over The Years

Final score:

22points

POST

#158

30 + Years Of This Light Switch Swinging After Being Pulled

Final score:

22points

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The Frog 6 years ago

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#159

My Dads 20 Year Old Knife Vs. New One He Got For Me

Final score:

21points

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Lee from Phoenix 6 years ago

Strange finish on the blade for a new knife. Bellingham is a nice place. If you live there, go see the races at Skagit Speedway. We used to drive up from Seattle a couple times a year.

3points