I wonder if the one on the left has been through the washing machine a few times? :O

And on a positive note, technology has advance to the point where it may take centuries for the residue of the Industrial Revolution to build up like that again. :D

This is cool!

Berlin - Warschauer Straße :)

This is quite extraordinary. Living proof of how harmful the sun can be.

My grandmother gave my dad (her son-in-law) a silver dollar for luck when he went to WWII. He carried it until he died in 1986.

Sorry for the loss, but um, curious why a rabies tag stayed on so long? They get new ones every 1-3 years depending on the vaccine.

Wood doesn't work that way. It would only be worn down if the monk hat moved a lot over that place, but he didn't . Just standing on wood wouldn't make dents - it might lower a section, but not carve out footprints. Especially not the toes! there's no weight on a toe, how would it indent so far down that you would spot the individual ones? Sorry- I call "fake" for this.

I didn't even know this could happen.

Post it in some religious site, and they´ll pray for your car.

I wonder if this proves that a majority of people is right-footed ? If such a concept exists at all ? The difference in wear is striking. Seems also to suggest that most people tend to hug the right wall for support or security.

That rings true...

Walter Mitty would be proud.

This one is interesting, but it's also a real fire hazard. It's pretty unbelievable, but whole national parks were burnt in wild fires caused by a bottle negligently dropped on the ground.

Thank heavens the Romans invention concrete for us. It manages to drastically slow down nature and human's effort to destroy it. ;D

Looks like Up!

It happens much more quickly than that. I could see a difference in a year.

As they say, nothing lasts forever

Oh my god!!

Where is this?

Guess you ain't welcome no more!

Papercuts are the worst!

He sure waited a long time to purchase a new brush

*Donk!* -Ow

It looks like a work of art.

other than that walk way, your carpet looks great. it's really pretty

One advantage to the used notes is that they will not stick to each other and suddenly disappear unknown. :D

I'm pretty sure the center cushion has been replaced, as it may have worn-out first. It's not uncommon to reupholster furniture in public buildings on an as-needed schedule.

all right i just realized that disney's pocahontas was released more than 20 years ago. this hurts

Don't they grow up

great, now I'm hungry, gonna get some bacon and eggs

**Aluminium

I had this same issue with several pipes in my house. A lot of older homes used galvanized drain pipes. It causes the flakes of metal to fall apart and rust impacting how much water can drain. I had to replace all my drain pipes during a renovation. pipe-5947c...a76874.jpg

This shows the disadvantage of using sandstone as a long term building material. :O

Nature adapts to the enviroment

Now i bet that table has heard some stories...

This isn't like what I've always wanted. To have a lover who loved Next door. Sadly, no one my age lives in my neighborhood

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Love this!! Natural stairs.

I would have thought that would be a lot worse.....

You'd think part of it would wear away on the outside before it got a hole in the middle.

that's disturbing.

I would not like to be the kid on the swing when it breaks

Ghosts

This is why I tend not to wear my Citadel class ring. My fingers have gotten a bit fatter over the years. :D

At a school?

Awwwwww man. Cutest thing EVER!

I'd like to see the wall now

How did it end up like that? Why did they keep sharpening it even after it had half worn away?

Anyone else notice it leads them straight into a telephone pole? Lol

funny, that wood is more durable than steel

I wish I could be you, you got candy...

It's laughing at us!

It looks better without the speckles

He's got Simpson digits now

All this proves is that your town has a high literacy rate

That's actually quite beautiful.

I wouldn't mind as long as they keep supplying iMacs...

Bloody pattern indeed