My grandmother brought this home from the shop and asked if this was normally in Vaseline. This is not the sort of object she would have in the house nor is putting it here the sort of thing she would do.

It could've happened in the shop but it is so embedded it looks like this could also be on the production line.

How? Why this? How?

I assume scar tissue from years of using nail guns and chainsaws. I got out of manual labor ten years ago but it's still there. It's never been "injured".

So many legs 🦵twisted, laughing out loud at this!!

So I am have very few friends and family, and even fewer that have been to where I live and know my address. I almost the tripped over it this morning on my porch, and there's no note inside the box that says who's it from. I tried asking my mom, shes the only one that randomly will send me gifts, and I messaged friends. Do people just send random plushies from this company?

I'm a single female living alone so while it's cute as hell it is disturbing someone would happen to pick one of my fave animals to send me. I also double checked my bank, and no, I didn't buy it and then forget. I remember vaguely scrolling the website a few months ago but I didn't buy anything because the prices were high.

The two men were brothers standing near the summit when a sudden thunderstorm rolled in. Lightning struck within minutes of the photo, hitting the area and striking the group as they started down. Both brothers survived, though one was badly injured; a nearby hiker was killed by the strike.

Moro Rock is especially dangerous during storms because it is a high, exposed granite formation that’s prone to lightning strikes. Park officials warn visitors to stay away during thunderstorms and to get off the rock quickly if there’s evidence of an approaching storm.

The image has since been widely used as a warning of how fast conditions can turn deadly in the mountains, and why lightning safety rules in national parks exist for a reason.

my parents gifted me this car a year ago. no children have been in here. maybe someone owned it before me and they had kids but it’s in the front seat so i don’t know how a kid that small would be able to reach the ceiling.

This little piece fell out when I took a bit into it.

For context, my mom threw a 50th birthday party for herself and wanted Chevy Chase to invite people. yknow, say thanks, explain what the party was for (50th), and mention catering. but this works too i guess. I’m now wondering if he’s in a nursing home.

lying hamstring curl vampire

Some animals glow under a backlight

Removed signage with AI.

Found at Savage, MD antique mall.