Not every bit of content we consume has to be profound or complicated. Sometimes all we need is a quick, innocent laugh, and that’s exactly the vibe of the Facebook page Punswhich has already built a massive following of 2.1 million fans. While the page definitely lives up to its name by making posts focused…
“This is an old Montgomery Ward screw drive door opener.“ —U/Bazzofski “Is the picture sideways? In the YouTube video, the opener is rotated 90° from this. And why would a garage door opener be sealed in between walls?” —U / Werby The original poster, u/bloodmeadowsthen replied“No, the picture is not sideways. Great question. It turns…
I had a cat that we got when I was pregnant with my son. after he was born, he would come and wake me up when the baby cried in the middle of the night. then he would stand outside of the baby’s room and meow until i went in and got him. then he…
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To use, just place one shower steamer as close to your head as possible when showering and allow some of the water to hit the steamer. It’ll begin to dissolve and release its scent. And bonus! You can also use it as a body scrub. Just hold the shower steamer in your hand and allow…
Common sense might need a bit of a rebrand. Because, as it turns out, it isn’t all that common after all. One Redditor proved this by asking others to share the funniest “how did they not know that?” moments they’ve come across. And judging by the replies, even the best of us can be stumped…
The Middle Ages, usually dated from the 5th to the late 15th centuries, were a period of striking contrasts. Castles rose across Europe, knights pledged their loyalty, and entire cities grew around bustling trade routes. But daily life was still full of hardship and superstition. It was an era of plagues and pilgrimages, battles and…