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Dec 8, 2025 10:16 AM

#1 Well, at least boobs happen beforehand.

7 months ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

Haha!

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#25 Building shark, do doo do doo

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#21 KILLS ME

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#3 I am very confused by the age of the gentleman in the picture.

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Yeah, very youthful looking dude

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The home stretch

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#38 I'm basically the personal chef to my two roommates. Mostly because if I don't do it, they eat like 5 a year old with depression and a midswestern grandmother with dementia. So, since I can cook and hate cooking for just myself, I do most of the cooking. Not getting paid tho. Heh. :3

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#7 I got a chance today to demonstrate to my kids what I meant when I taught them to "never let a neglvigational mistake turn into a safety mistake." I stayed on the incorrect exit instead of swerving back over into the highway. It was a pain in the ass to get back on track, but still worth it.

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#1 Also, your ride:

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#toosoon

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#16

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#16 my mail lady Tanya is pretty punctual, I don’t get bills by mail much but packages are always handled well.

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#17 you guys are getting abundance?

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#6 Black is white, up is down and short is long 🎶

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#32 If she wanted people to call it Cloud Gate instead of the Bean she should have made it look like a cloud instead of a bean. Just my two cents.

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Why not like a gate? I think you're misunderstanding that name

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Anish is a guy but you right. Call it what it looks like...such as the Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture

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#26 it’s a tide pod, right?

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#6 The History Channel is mostly alien conspiracy theory nonsense and the Learning Channel is mostly reality show nonsense. Meanwhile, Wikipedia struggles to keep the lights on and the Internet Archive is in danger of being destroyed. We as a society need to face the fact that good accurate information is either hard to find or illegal.

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Pepperidge Farm remembers when there were decent shows on the History and TLC channels.

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I'm mostly annoyed with the very very slow shows that keep reiterating the same small fact. Or some sensationalist claim, or a jumped-to conclusion. Preferable with the same visuals over and over. By the end of the show, you learned just about nothing....

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#2 Well, at least she figured it out quickly...

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#11 netflix

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#25 the biggest pyramid in the world is a Bass pro shop.

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Tenth largest. The largest is Tlachihualtepetl.

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gesundheit!
Which is the largest again?

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The Great Pyramid of Cholula.

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Ryugyŏng Hotel is the tallest.

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Does it count if it's unfinished?

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I don't really see why not given Cholula's is in pieces and the Great is missing its hat, and neither are in use.

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#8 But now that you've told me how much shit I don't know I don't know, I know how much shit I don't know I don't know. So the shit I didn't know I didn't know is now shit I know I don't know, but I suspect there's still some shit I don't know I don't know that is not represented in this chart.

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#5 An excellent example of Fidelius Goodboicus, I believe they're in the fern family.

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#27 They unloaded a money pit of a plane that nobody wanted. They paid nothing, and got rid of a large deficit.

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#27 As I understand it, Qatar was just getting rid of a plane they didn't want anyway. Sure, it was super expensive, but it was the equivalent of something they bought awhile back and didn't really want anymore so were looking for some sucker they could dump it on.

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Haven't heard anything about this, from anyone, until right now. You got a source you'd like to share?

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White elephant

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I also bet it's chock full of listening devices. I remember one story about a gift that Cold War-era Russia gave some US ambassador that had a concealed listening device in it.

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IIRC they also did that after Saudi and the UAE already promised Trump investments totaling 1 trillion. A few years ago, Saudi and the UAE led a boycott of Qatar, and they likely didn't want to risk Trump joining them this time.

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It's worse than that, they had a full blockade of Qatar, where we have our largest military base in the Middle East, and after Kushner was refused by Qatar a bailout of his $1bil mortgage on 666 5th Ave, the Trump administration SUPPORTED the blockade. Then, whoopsie, Qatar decided to "invest" in kushner, and the Trump admin reversed their stance. $400mil is a much cheaper "gift" than a $1bil bailout. Plus they now have a base on OUR soil.

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Agree with everything except the last sentence. What they are getting is a training facility (just like Singapore already has at that same base). Can certainly debate on whether that's a good idea or not, but it's not a Qatari base on our soil. https://apnews.com/article/pentagon-hegseth-qatar-idaho-cdfccbaa4bd4c70c717bf630daf37a89 https://www.airforcetimes.co">daf37a89">https://apnews.com/article/pentagon-hegseth-qatar-idaho-cdfccbaa4bd4c70c717bf630daf37a89 https://www.airforcetimes.com/news/pentagon-congress/2025/10/15/air-force-qatar-air-force-facility-in-idaho-in-the-works-for-years/

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Like getting rid of a boat.

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Not a very relatable problem to most

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Also, if he doesn't have his people literally tear that thing apart looking for bugs, he's even more deluded than I thought he was.

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#32 now…flick it!

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#19 "girlfriend"

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#18 Only VPN will help you here

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I didnt understand #1, is that from a movie or something?

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Worse than that, I don't get the riffs from the other comments. But anyway https://www.reddit.com/r/PeterExplainsTheJoke/comments/17spub0/what_does_this_mean/

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Go watch Never Ending Story

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#25 We literally didn't. We build skyscrapers "with great ease", immense bridges that span waters put there by people. We're just so very used to it. You think anyone that has no concept of such things would not go "Holy Fucking Shit" when faced with such things?

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Also, when we do try to building "wonders" (e.g., La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona), they are ugly as FUCK

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We ride in metal tubes through the sky at great speeds, that can cross oceans within hours.
Once the journey across such great lengths were reserved only for the rich or brave, and took months.

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the skyskrapers are boring towers with nothing to make it pretty or worth looking at. That's why we don't go "holy fucking shit" because it just looks like a boring ass wall up to the fucking sky.

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Agreed but idk I’m still amazed by the counterweights that skyscrapers have underneath them, weighing hundreds of tons, that allow them to swing, to a degree, with strong wind.

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We put a big glass and metal building into SPACE, for god's sake

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A crapton of the "wonders" we look at in awe are just the surviving construction projects that last long enough to become revered. The Colosseum spent more time as an eye sore that was too difficult to dismantle, the Parthenon's modern fame was more nationalistic PR against Ottoman rule, and the Pyramids are just too freakin' massive to go away. Big ass construction project + time = historical landmark

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Didn’t Dubai build vanity islands in the shapes of palm trees? Did not man leave bags filled with their shit on the surface of the moon? Have we not altered the climate of an entire planet and killed off more species than any other animal has even conceived of? Truly we are still capable of great things.

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I'll be honest, I feel like "more species than any other animal has even conceived of" is more an indictment of how much other animals can conceive. Even a really smart animal probably can't conceive of more than a couple dozen species; do you think a chimpanzee truly understands the difference between most types of beetle it encounters?

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Eh. Not much artistry to a lot of what we build these days though. Especially when you factor in the ingenuity it took to do things like build pyramids with pyramid-era technology. A silly fish building doesn't make me wonder anything except "why?"

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Stadium with removal ceiling would be the comparison to a cathedral.

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I think you are just not paying attention. There are some incredible skyscraper designs out there. Some really polarising stuff that people either love or hate. Try watching the B1M and practical engineering on YouTube if you want to grow your appreciation for mega projects.

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Alright fair enough. I'll check those out.

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Because all thise wonders are prestige projects for aristocrats to dispkay their vast wealth, influence, and piety. That's no longer important for the modern equivalent

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We could also maybe point to capitalism & the industrial revolution causing the rise of individualism & erosion of broader communal relationships, the advent of mass literacy & mass/social media, & the monetization of much of the economy. All of which in turn reduces the social importance of such prestige projects, as people are disconnected from their communities, wealth and power are increasingly associated w/easily measurable metrics, and people can get concrete info on all of this anytime.

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Derp. You might not be cut out to be an engineer. Or are a very jaded one.

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Or architect

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Yeah- a “wonder” doesn’t have to be a work of art so much as a feat of some kind… I’d say 100 story towers fall into that category

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To say there isn't artistry in modern works is really ignorant. The silly fish building is a joke, but the Burj Kahlifa is rife with artistic decisions. The Gorges Dam is an engineering marvel. The reality is, most projects we revere today were controversial in their time. The Eiffel Tower was seen as an eyesore until it was around long enough to be iconic. The Taj Mahal is a vanity project from taxpayer money. I could go on.

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I really hate to make this comparison but... Trump's disgusting and gaudy gold plated ballroom. It's the closest thing to a modern comparison, controversy and all.

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I hate to say it too, but you aren't wrong. Hell, even when Neom inevitably fails, building that much crap in one place will become a tourist attraction some day in the future.

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