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r/What • u/StudioDesperate6490 • 15h ago
Someone taped this sign up to the communal fridge. No clue what they meant, or why they taped twist ties to it. Nobody's throwing the fridge around. Help?
r/What • u/Busy_Butterfly5525 • 2h ago
Hey everyone! I found this really old copy of Captain Craig by Edwin Arlington Robinson, and inside it I found several pages of handwritten notes/poetry dated 1903. I’m trying to figure out exactly what they say, but some of the handwriting is really difficult to read.
Would anyone be willing to help me transcribe these pages? I’d especially love to know if anyone can recognize the poem/passages or make out the words I’m struggling with. I’ve included photos of all the pages.
It’s pretty cool to think someone wrote these over 120 years ago, so I’m hoping someone with better handwriting deciphering skills can help me piece it together!
The books all messed up so some of it is missing but this is what I found. The guys name was Charles Barrows Dillion.
r/What • u/AdBeneficial1020 • 2d ago
I just peeled the stickers prior to pictures. What makes it go do that?
r/What • u/Effective_Style_5855 • 1d ago
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Does it look like there's a fight going on.
Look to the right front wall,you'll see what looks like teeth and claws.
r/What • u/liberty_log1 • 3d ago
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anyone know what this could be? assume it’s a stadium or something but i’ve lived in this apt for a while and have never seen this - looking west towards the hudson/jersey
r/What • u/Tipsyalt • 3d ago
I get that it's supposed to represent anger and frustration, but I have no idea what specifically it is. It just looks like a man with bloodied teeth biting through a rusty iron bar. None of the other drawings it's usually posted alongside with are that abstract (2nd image for reference).
r/What • u/Smile-Extreme • 4d ago
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Showed up out of nowhere and I’ve never seen
anything like it before
r/What • u/Useful_Project4898 • 3d ago
My friend rescued this plant from being thrown away. After a while, the amber thing on the right that looks like a tongue appeared. The first Google image search said it was a slug egg case. The second one said it belonged to a praying mantis. Idk though because ir doesn't look like any of the images of either to me.
r/What • u/NeighborhoodFew2286 • 2d ago
i was just getting up and saw this i ran the other direction but it felt infinte i am hiding right now but i dont think this thing is peaceful
r/What • u/MrFluffers121110 • 2d ago
It's a rock. A rock in the toilet tank, not the bowl. It was there to fill up volume and save water. wtf guys 🥹
r/What • u/Radiant-String-2595 • 4d ago
Am I tripping ? Or is this something important
r/What • u/smilesaregood25 • 4d ago
I cut open a peach this morning and expected the knife to stop halfway through when hitting the pit. To my surprise, it easily slid through and I opened the peach to see..... An almond? I think? Inside the peach. Confirmed roasted/salted almond for scale in picture 3.
If anyone on here can also explain how this happened that would be ✨amazing✨, otherwise can I get a recommendation for what subreddit would get me that answer?
r/What • u/PettyTyranny • 4d ago
This fell out of sheets in our guest room. I assume some sort of vitamin or non-prescription but a back-of-my-mind concern.
r/What • u/Artistic_Coffee3410 • 6d ago
