Real Life Gets Shrunk Down To Size

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Inside a Crayon Factory

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Street Art as Awesome Animation

There are 13 of these pieces of street art that have been animated. 
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60 Creative Wooden Sculptures

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Glowing Murals Turn These Rooms Into Dreamy Worlds

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The Most Epic Toilets in the World

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The 1970s Cold War Era Home Built 26 Feet Underground

The house was built in 1978 to withstand a nuclear blast by an arguably ‘paranoid’ wealthy businessman, Girard “Jerry” B. Henderson. The ambitious homeowner made his fortune with several companies including Avon cosmetics and Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. In 1964, he tried his hand at another business venture and formed his company, “Underground World Homes”. Convinced that things with the Soviets weren’t going to end well in the Cold War, Henderson tried pitching his vision of underground living to America. At the New York World’s Fair in the mid sixties, his company sponsored the exhibit, “Why Live Underground”. But if Henderson was going to wait out the end of the world underground, he was going to do it in style.

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