Why is it that the things that were cool in your childhood never seem to retain their coolness? I mean, tastes change, and sometimes something that was cool becomes problematic.
In any event, we can't make certain things cool again. But one thing's for certain: everything in this list is cool, and likely has some cool staying power, too.
I like that the photographer simply found a cool statue, snapped a pic, and uploaded it with minimal context. No need to parse why there's a cool statue in the middle of nowhere. Just enjoy it.
These apples have taken on the bulbous shapes usually associated with peppers. They do make me mildly concerned that the tree has some kind of weird mutation that causes its apples to be less, well, apple-like.
I'm not sure whether this was an intentional effort to turn old junk into a seawall or sorts, or if it happened naturally. Either way, it's very cool, and will provide future explorers with an interesting find.
This is just how I like my sharks: not in the water, not threatening, and not even real. It's pretty incredible how much it resembles a shark, right down to the eye and teeth.
Dog people know that it isn't hard to find a good stick while on a walk. Still though, this unique little library seems to have a curated selection of some of the best sticks in the neighborhood.
It makes sense that a device like this exists, but it's still super cool to see it in action. It's basically like having x-ray vision.
Honestly, I'd rather put the googly eyes on the gas tank, so it looks like it's drinking. When they're on the pump, it looks like the pump is, like, vomiting into the tank.
I'm glad they put the 'do not eat' instruction on there. Otherwise, you'd probably have a decent number of soldiers inadvertently eating tightly compressed napkins, which is something that nobody should have to deal with.
While it's a bit disappointing that the cinema isn't popping its popcorn the old-fashioned way, I do find the sight of these big popcorn cubes to be immensely satisfying.
You heard it here first, folks: if you're trying to attract wasps, don't buy any fancy compound from the store. Just give them lots of meat.
It's positively mind-blowing to see something that's so incredibly old. Like, this thing walked the earth so long ago that it's basically impossible to fathom how much time has passed.
Remember the shark cloud earlier? Yeah, this is why I avoid the oceans. Imagine a mouthful of these big, sharp chompers ripping into you while you're trying to go for a nice, relaxing swim.
Why is this grass braided? Who braided it? What will happen as it grows? I don't have the answer to any of these questions, so all we can really do is appreciate the fact that it's braided.
Spiders are awesome helpers to have around the house. I love the idea of strategically deploying a trusted spider to a problem area.
I still geek out over the idea of a Casio digital watch from the '80s that runs off solar power, so this photo is weirdly fascinating to me. I wish more stuff ran on solar.
I'm not sure how to explain the shutter shenanigans that make a photo like this possible, but in any event, it's a super cool effect.
I had to figure out how Darth Vader found himself on the side of an old cathedral. Here's your answer. Also, fun fact, it's officially known as a 'grotesque'.
We could all take a lesson from ants when it comes to teamwork. Some humans would fail at the task of working with others to move a rubber glove.
I'm getting some real vaporwave vibes from this. I love anything that juxtaposes shimmery, rainbow-y colors against a pitch black background, so this is right up my alley.
I'm assuming the police car was just passing by and not actively arresting the photographer. Well, either way, it isn't our problem, so we can just appreciate how the photo turned out.
