Unusual Things (19 pics)
"A set of circular playing cards."
"A perfectly squared tree."
"Looks like a chicken laid a Kinder Surprise egg."
"A pickle under ultraviolet light."
“I dropped a 9V battery & discovered there were actually 6 smaller batteries inside.”
“This hot sauce is totally clear.”
“This Amish village has ‘WHOA’ signs for their horses, instead of stop signs.”
"The inside of a palm tree trunk looks like a giant bed of coconut hair."
"Plants can also be albino."
"Just an attempt to cook while it’s −45°C (-49°F) outside..."
“I’ve had a set of these since forever, they’re weighted and work much better than you’d think at first glance.”
“It took me a second to see that this isn’t a painting.”
“Taking quotes for a new neon sign and one of the companies brought their neon pallet.”
"Old glassware that has uranium mixed in it glows under a black light."
“Roots of a fallen sequoia.”
“The tag from my new frying pan can be planted to grow thyme.”
"A hornet’s nest inside a chimney."
“Time to break some hearts.”
"Forbidden gummy candy (actually sea glass)."
"A perfectly squared tree."
"Looks like a chicken laid a Kinder Surprise egg."
"A pickle under ultraviolet light."
“I dropped a 9V battery & discovered there were actually 6 smaller batteries inside.”
“This hot sauce is totally clear.”
“This Amish village has ‘WHOA’ signs for their horses, instead of stop signs.”
"The inside of a palm tree trunk looks like a giant bed of coconut hair."
"Plants can also be albino."
"Just an attempt to cook while it’s −45°C (-49°F) outside..."
“I’ve had a set of these since forever, they’re weighted and work much better than you’d think at first glance.”
“It took me a second to see that this isn’t a painting.”
“Taking quotes for a new neon sign and one of the companies brought their neon pallet.”
"Old glassware that has uranium mixed in it glows under a black light."
“Roots of a fallen sequoia.”
“The tag from my new frying pan can be planted to grow thyme.”
"A hornet’s nest inside a chimney."
“Time to break some hearts.”
"Forbidden gummy candy (actually sea glass)."
