"I took a picture on my mobile and then wiped it off -- it might look like Jesus but I've got three kids and can't be doing with mould in my house." -- Kenny Iddenden, atheist. (Via Arbroath)
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Oct 22, 2012
Mold growing behind refrigerator looks like Jesus
Jesus Christ appears in a Colombian tree
Residents of Magangué, Colombia recently broke the compulsory quarantine to visit Jesus Christ who was hanging out in a tree. Praise be to pareidolia. From a El Tiempo via Google Translate: “It looks clear and everyone is praying to him and asking him to cure the land of this evil and to protect Magangué,” says […]
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Rug pattern looks like Pennywise
Reddit user Sneegles spotted the unpleasant clown, Pennywise, from Stephen King’s It hiding in a rug pattern. Pattern in rug looks like Pennywise from r/mildlyinteresting
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These Smart Soccer and Basketballs are making sports training possible in the stay at home era
When revved-up kids used to dribble a basketball through the kitchen or practice their footwork with a soccer ball in front of the television, exasperated parents would often just send ‘em outside to play. But these days, sending kids out might not be the best course of action. Despite all the changes, many budding young […]
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No programming skills? No design experience? GameGuru can still help create some bonkers video games
When you sit down to play a new AAA video game like The Last of Us 2, you probably assume it was created by gaming experts with insane levels of artistic and technical talent. And…you’d be right. Top developers are craftsmen of the highest order, pouring literally thousands of man-hours into creating the greatest gaming […]
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Python is fueling some of tech’s coolest innovations and these videos and ebooks can get you up to speed
Earlier this year, we learned that Python had finally accomplished a feat other programming languages had failed for decades, to surpass Java as the second most-used coding language in the world. For its versatility and ease of use alone, its ascent among programmers isn’t hugely surprising. Then when you factor in its key role in […]
