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[melisica]

Berta Pfirsich

[fuckyeahcomicsbaby]

IT Workers Share the Most Idiotic Things Non-Techies Have Told Them

[kodiak-attack-deactivated202103]

i remember one dude that came in last week that tried to convince me that his optical drive was his hard drive

[nathanheadphotography]

@nathan.head

[playburo]

Guillaume Kashima

[playburo]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/dressed2depress

[tiktoks-for-dead-pope]

[kuglrfisch]

[whitepeopletwitter]

[butterfly-and-moth-species]

Macrophotography of Sunset moth

Macrophotography of the day-flying moth Urania ripheus (Madagascar sunset moth).

[kuglrfisch]

[ps1]

Green Hills of Thakgil, azhukau

[homeisaplaceinthehills]

Alexander Zhukau

[gif87a-com]

[xoxo-meia]

Later that day

[polovinn]

🤣🤣🤣💀💀

[fuckyou-design]

[fuckyou-design]

[everythingfox]

Is this what hell looks like

[shock]

wish I could show this to someone in 1905 and make them throw up

[programmerhumour]

Relatable

[association-of-free-people]

🤔

[elpatron56]

[firstdegreeliberty]

Best part tho?

[myfrogcroaked]

These Pics Are Composed Of As Many Pixels As There Are Animals Still Alive In These Species

A brilliant 2008 campaign by World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has been resurfacing thanks to a recent reddit post going viral. The campaign, called WWF Japan – Population by pixel, was created by the agency Hakuhodo C&D / Tokyo.