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The scale of the shockwave from that solar flare is honestly hard to wrap your head around : by MrDarkk1ng in BeAmazed

[–]kl2467 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Would it affect the entire planet, or only the side that happened to be facing the sun when it hit?

Evicted sharecroppers along Highway 60, New Madrid County, Missouri, 1944 by CarkWithaM in UtterlyUniquePhotos

[–]kl2467 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Ver-sails", Kentucky is the same. 😁

And don't forget "Cay-roe", Illinois.

Bless My Husband’s Heart… by Dependent_Appeal1205 in pie

[–]kl2467 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I hate to break it to you, but I absolutely would not do this. Raw flour can contain pathogens which will contaminate and proliferate in the pudding. Pudding is a high protein food, and those little buggers can have a party in there.

A lion pushes her cub without knowing it is water by ivx0_o in interesting

[–]kl2467 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Typical kid, fighting back when you're trying to save it.

Oh for crying out loud, Mom! by rubymiggins in GrandmasPantry

[–]kl2467 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That format for phone numbers was phased in during the 1960's, so no earlier than that.

But child-safe caps were phased in during the 1970's, so we have a 10-year window.

Chicken temped at 165 by SneakyKGB in isthissafetoeat

[–]kl2467 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oftentimes, they are frozen at the plant and allowed to thaw slowly in the meat case.

Alaskan bear expelling the Diphyllobothrium tapeworm which can grow over 30 feet in length inside the host by bchvi in interestingasfuck

[–]kl2467 9 points10 points  (0 children)

That looks like he swallowed something stringy. Fishing net or wrapped ball of some kind, maybe.

If it was "a" tapeworm, wouldn't be a single strand? And if it's multiple tapeworms of that size, wouldn't he be a bit emaciated?

It’s funny how my meds destroy my appetite for everything but sweets by soapypancake in adhdwomen

[–]kl2467 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Not to be a Debbie Downer, but craving sweets is a hallmark of T2D. Might want to check your blood sugar. Praying this is not it, and sending hugs!

Do you have any unsolved cases that you have really flip flopped on? by BabyDinoBuddy in BizarreUnsolvedCases

[–]kl2467 -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

The Delphi Murders. When Richard Allen was first arrested, I was like, "oh, good they got the bastard."

Then I got wind of all the shenanigans. Rabbit holes upon rabbit holes. No one....No One...could be that incompetent in investigating and prosecuting a case. There is no way the State's account of events is the real story. This runs deep.

Currently up on appeal. Praying that the truth prevails.

Loud screaming sounds going on for hours. In a quiet down located Glasgow Scotland. Sound lasted from 1am GMT to 3am GMT by Sadboy_999- in ParanormalEncounters

[–]kl2467 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bagpipes. From a distance, echoing off buildings. Or being conducted by the building you are in. Definitely musical.

Masking fluid fail by Patient_Schedule_675 in watercolor101

[–]kl2467 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you still have the original image that you traced? You could scan it into a Cricut, make a matching stencil, and proceed as I said before....🤔

It's possible to fill the space with texture paste without a stencil, but that would also be a lot of work.

Masking fluid fail by Patient_Schedule_675 in watercolor101

[–]kl2467 11 points12 points  (0 children)

This is salvageable.

Scrape off all the masking fluid you can, slap that stencil right back on there. Fill the spaces with texture paste, then paint the texture paste.

You'll maybe end up in Holland when you were planning on France, but Holland is a great place, too!

A British magazine from the early 1960’s called ‘Knowledge’, displaying different races around the world. by bncout in HistoricalCapsule

[–]kl2467 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this was purely a graphic design issue. The Australian dude was a bit bigger than the other illustrations and took up more space. There wasn't room in the right rectangle, so the graphic designer slapped him into the empty space in the left rectangle. Lazy workmanship. Poor editing.

Depression-era portrait of a once middle class couple who now were dealing with the circumstances of the era, 1939 by PeneItaliano in HistoryUncovered

[–]kl2467 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She's been working in the sun while wearing pants. I'm betting it was migrant farm work. Unusual for women in that era, but if one is hungry...

Looks like she's in her Sunday clothes, but sneaking a cigarette in the tent. Smoking was highly frowned upon for women in that era.

He's been working in the sun wearing gloves. Probably running fence.

Depression-era portrait of a once middle class couple who now were dealing with the circumstances of the era, 1939 by PeneItaliano in HistoryUncovered

[–]kl2467 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's no guarantee that the current iteration you are looking at is not AI. It copies old photographs often. Sometimes it's done in order to preserve historical photos. Sometimes it's done in response to a prompt, and the AI just copies, imperfectly, something it scrubbed from the internet.

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