Tag: Subreddit
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‘Old Photos In Real Life’: 35 Pics That Show How Much Time Affects Everything (New Pics)
Moderator u/Npbugati was kind enough to tell us about the entire inspiration behind the subreddit. “Much like many other subreddits created here on Reddit, this subreddit spawned from a comment thread in another unrelated subreddit where a set of images was posted on another subreddit,” they said, drawing attention to something that has happened time…
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These Incredible Examples Of Woodworking Shared To This Online Group Will Leave You In Awe (30 Pics)
For most of us, our experience with woodworking most likely began and ended in our high school shop class. And even though back then working with wood seemed tedious, dusty, and a bit underwhelming, the reality is that wood can be used to create some pretty incredible things – and if you don’t believe me,…
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30 Examples Of Amazing Architecture, As Shared By This Online Community
Anyone can design a concrete box with some windows and call it a building – but it takes a skilled and talented architect to design something that everyone would appreciate even decades after it was built. Thankfully, there are many structures and buildings present today that make us stop for a few moments to appreciate…
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30 Impressive Examples Of Infrastructure That Will Make You Appreciate Engineers Anew
Until flying cars are invented and give us total freedom of movement, we’re stuck using more conventional methods of getting around, such as roads, railways, and rivers. However, if merely hearing the word “infrastructure” makes you yawn, today we have something that will make you realize that it’s actually an art form of its own.…
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20 Long Lost Buildings Shared In The ‘Lost Architecture’ Online Group
There have been numerous architectural marvels constructed throughout history and, sadly, not all of them stood the test of time. And even though it’s no longer possible to visit them in person, there’s still a place on the internet where you can still see some of them captured on film – the Lost Architecture subreddit.…
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50 Times People Who Do Not Believe Cross-Stitching To Be A Boring Hobby Made These Incredible Things
If you enjoyed Bored Panda’s article on the subreddit r/Sewing, you will probably like this one too! It’s called r/CrossStitch and the people who belong to this sub are just as creative and skilled. Just one quick scroll and you can find a stitch of the meme that perfectly represents our quarantine mood, the legendary…
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50 Times Architects Made Buildings That Look Cool But Were Uncomfortable To Live In Or Use
If you ever feel like some architects live in their own fantasy land, you’re not the only one. The buildings that they create can range from majestic all the way to magical, and they’re sure to catch your eye with their flying buttresses, stoic columns, angelic balconies, and fearsome facades. However, you can sometimes get…
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30 Of The Funniest Attempts At Hiding The Original Purpose Of Buildings Shared In This Online Group
Nowadays recycling and upcycling is becoming more and more popular – and it doesn’t just end with household items. Turns out that the same principles can be applied to real estate too! After all, why tear down a perfectly fine building if it can be repurposed into something else? However, not everyone goes the extra…
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30 Flawless Executions Of People’s Terrible Ideas Shared To This Online Group (New Pics)
Sometimes we manage to come up with ideas that sound just a tad bit too crazy to actually be executed, and usually just forget about them after a few days. But not everyone. Sometimes people actually manage to turn their crazy ideas into reality, and we can’t help but appreciate their dedication. The users of…
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This Online Group Is Praising Designers For Their Good Designs (30 Pics)
Everyone loves to criticize terrible designs, simply because of how hilariously awful they are. I’m talking about designs that make things look dirty or things that are simply impossible to clean. However, today we have something positive for a change – designs that are so good, you’ll want to shake the designer’s hand.Tired of all…
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