The Largest Pool on the Earth

Satellite photo of the worlds largest pool!
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What's the difference between a duck?

Answer: This one is Freakin Huge!!!!!!!

In God We Droste

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The Droste Effect on a US Dollar bill

Amazing Choreographed Samsung Stadium Dance

A dance choreographed to appear as if you are watching a giant stadium video display.
Amazing Choreographed Samsung Stadium Dance

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Paradox (pic)

Look carefully!

10 of the Narrowest Houses in the World (pics)

Appears to be to a nice big house from the view in the left pic, but look at the view in the right pic, that's a skinny house. More on the link to the left of the ducks other leg.

"Possible parallel universe one millimeter from here."

Another cool T-shirt

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FYI Explaining my blog title.

What's the difference between a duck?
Answer: One of it's legs are both the same

You may not find it funny, but it is actually what is considered a nonsensical joke. I find them funny as hell, but I do have an odd sense of humor.

Other examples include:

If you roll an egg off the roof and it stops on the edge, how many bones are there in ice cream?
Answer: None because horses can't fly.

Did you walk to work or bring a bag lunch?

If you know of any others add them in the comments.

Also in full discloser the Shiny duck logo is actually a picture of a silver money box available at Links of London called the Fat Duck money box.
I do not own rights to this image

Blog devoted to mustaches of the 19th Century

Jason says:

I am a photographic archivist and while brainstorming ideas for National Archives Month (October) exhibits, I jokingly suggested "Mustaches of the Nineteenth Century." My boss let me run with it, and I created a daily mustache blog with the digital images I gathered from our collections here at the University of Kentucky.
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Shadow art via trash

Tim Nobel and Sue Webster create amazing shadow effects using piles of trash.