Did you know that every state in the USA has its own slogan? Of course you did. What you probably didn’t know is that some of these slogans are quite cinematographic. That gave us an idea. What if someone were to write a movie titled “Live Free or Die” (New Hampshire’s slogan), what would be …
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Briefly, the coincidences revolve around combinations of the numbers 0-1-3. The entire compilation is far too much to list here, so I will try to illustrate the matter as concisely as possible. The chain began in 1982 with a high school football game in Lafayette, Tennessee (MCHS Tigers) which was played on my 16th birthday. …
My name is SEIGAR, and I’m a photographer based in Tenerife, Spain. I’m an English philologist, a high school teacher, and a curious photographer. I’m a fetishist for reflections, saturated colors, details and religious icons and I feels passion for pop culture that shows in his series. I’m travel and an urban street photographer, and …
In today’s reader-submitted story, Josh explains how he’s a man that just appeared one day, out of thin air. “I am the man from nowhere. Some years ago I was around thirty years old and found myself walking down a highway. My first thought was who am I and where am I? I have absolutely no …
The art of animation isn’t about “ordinary cooking.” I’m a programmer and also Open Source enthusiast. Some time ago I got the Nikon Camera and I wanted to make stop-motion videos. “Professionals” wrote to me stating it’s only possible using only commercial software. I didn’t agree with them, so I decided to make surrealistic, abstractional …
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In today’s reader-submitted story, Layover Paige tells us about her gross side project. “I don’t think anyone just wakes up and says ‘This is the day that I’m going to start collecting and collating really disgusting discoveries that people encounter while on the road!’ It just happens one day on a business trip in Toronto when …
In today’s reader-submitted story, Frank recalls the time he accidentally stumbled upon an auction for a handmade wizard hat. “I realize how blatantly peculiar it is to tell this story and occult auctions will not be mentioned anywhere in spite of their habit of exchanges of large sums of money that you would think would attract …
In today’s reader-submitted story, Sonatta explains how putting on a pair of shoes turned into an afternoon of her mind playing tricks on her. “I used to visit a good friend who lived in the countryside. It was quite a distance from where I lived so I would spend the entire weekend with her and her …
Long before cells phones and gas stations every five miles, people traveling cross country had to rely on the kindness of strangers in times of crisis. In today’s reader-submitted story, John explains how his wife once found help traveling through a desolate stretch of Florida highway. “If you have ever been driving through Central Florida, …
For most kids, a visit to Grandma’s house is like taking a brief vacation from life. The normal rules don’t apply, and grandparents tend to spoil their grandkids from the moment they arrive until the second they leave, hands filled with fresh baked cookies and new toys that magically appear out of thin air. For …