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Today, Nilsson’s work still resonates with audiences worldwide. The images captured by him offer a glimpse into the miracle of birth. Scroll down to view a selection of the Swedish photographer’s finest shots, and to learn more about his story with insights from Anne Fjellström, the curator of the Instagram account dedicated to Lennart’s work, with whom we had the pleasure of speaking. More info: Instagram | lennartnilsson.com Follow Bored Panda on Google News!...

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Many players admitted to liking the lighter feel of the pants but having issues with the look. MLBPA Executive Director Tony Clark has even said that the lower part of the uniform is a “universal concern” among players, who are pushing for another less-revealing look. Naturally, the pants’ see-through material didn’t go unnoticed online, with hundreds of people comparing them to their toilet paper at home and tissue paper. Below, Bored Panda takes a look at the funniest reactions to the transparent uniforms....

Mats had been diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a genetic disorder that sparks early-onset muscle weakness – by the time of his death at the age of 25, Mats’ mobility had diminished to only the use of his fingers, The Independent reported on Saturday (October 19). “We strongly believed that he was lonely, that he had no meaning for other people,” Mats’ dad, Robert Steen, told The Independent. On November 19, 2014, Mats’ parents, Robert and Trude, announced his death on his blog in a post titled “The Journey has Come to an End....

And for good reason. Its national parks, vibrant cities, and colorful culture provide a myriad of exciting opportunities to have fun, explore, and learn. So we decided to see what non-Americans think of the place and compiled a list of things they remember from their trips to the States, both good and, well, not so much. Continue scrolling to read the stories and check out the conversation we had with Norwegian traveler Lisa Stentvedt....

We’re talking about Star Wars caskets, stilettos for babies, and action figures of Chris Rock and Will Smith recreating the infamous Oscars slap. These and other absurd finds are featured on the Ebaybae Instagram account. We’ve collected some of the page’s posts to create this new list. Some items are nice to have for their novelty, but others are just completely absurd. “When we see something new, we see it has a potential for rewarding us in some way....

Sometimes, these matters remain undisclosed until the person’s death. However, no secret remains hidden forever, especially if the topic comes up in online forums where people can hide behind anonymity. A Reddit user asked a loaded question: “What disturbing fact came to light about a family member after they passed away?” The subreddit was flooded with answers, ranging from hidden wealth to illegitimate children and fabricated identities. Scroll through and be amazed (or shocked) at the stuff people kept concealed until the end....

Recently, someone on Reddit asked: “What’s the creepiest thing you have ever heard a child say?” The answers were shocking at best, as these kids spoke about past lives, “basement people,” paranormal apparitions, and death premonitions. If you’re a fan of chilling stories, this one’s for you. Prepare yourself for a few moments of goosebumps as you scroll through. jcbastida117 , Bess Hamiti / pexels (not the actual photo) Report...

Members of the r/AskReddit community opened up about their worst workplace experiences in a viral thread. You’ll find their candid stories, about what finally made them quit without notice, as you scroll down. Bored Panda reached out to Paula Davis, JD, MAPP, the founder and CEO of the Stress & Resilience Institute and the author of ‘Beating Burnout at Work.’ She was kind enough to shine some light on the early warning signs of burnout, as well as how employees can address serious workplace issues when they’re scared of the backlash....

The “Attorney Problems” Instagram page shares memes and jokes that people who work with the law might find hilarious and painfully relatable. So get comfortable, upvote your favorites, and be sure to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth in the comments section below. More info: Instagram While there are cases of lawyers with questionable morals, more often than not, a lot of hate stems from the fact that they simply understand the arena they play in better than most people....

We’ve collected a few photos of these dishes from two Instagram accounts: Vintage Food Photography and Cursed Cookbooks. You will find sweet treats with faces, oddly shaped sandwiches, and a mixture of flavors that may raise some eyebrows in puzzlement. Scroll through these images and enjoy the amusingly weird part of the internet. “Fruit cocktails garnished with marshmallows or sprinkled with powdered sugar came into vogue, though not as a dessert....

That’s why Redditors who once struggled financially are sharing their go-to money-saving hacks for those who could use a little help. These ideas could also come in handy for anyone looking to be more mindful with their spending. Check them out below, and if you have similar suggestions, feel free to write them in the comments! dustofdeath , Susanne Jutzeler, suju-foto Report ImHere4TheGiggles , etevian Report To learn more about how to be mindful and intentional with our finances, Bored Panda reached out to Francesca Henry, the creator of The Money Fox, an Instagram blog where she shares her best cost-cutting tips....

The land artist from Pembrokeshire, Wales started experimenting with pebbles and stones, by gathering similar shapes and colors to create beautiful patterned art. Jon also plays with other materials such as leaves, sticks, shells, sand, and even moss: everything that could be found in nature. Thanks to his artistic expression, Jon now has 606K Instagram followers and thousands of likes on his posts. If you are not yet familiar with Jon’s artwork, we are more than happy to introduce you to these beautiful creations....

Every culture has its quirks, nuances, pros, and cons. The members of the r/AskReddit online community recently opened up about some of the most annoying and questionable things that people from their cultures do. Scroll down for a dose of reality. We reached out to redditor u/CanaryResearch, the author of the intriguing thread, for their thoughts on embracing travel and the importance of being open-minded about other people’s cultures. You’ll find Bored Panda’s full interview with the OP as you read on!...

The following responses are from a question someone posed on Reddit: “What was the incident in your friend group?” People shared stories about infidelity, hypocrisy, jealousy, and deceit. Some were because of childish reasons. Ultimately, they all led to messy friend breakups, which are always awful when they happen. Scroll down the list to read through the answers. You may feel for a few people because of what happened to them, but some may make you shake your head in disappointment....

An affair, if revealed, often leads to grave consequences. The person who has been cheated on might feel traumatized by the betrayal and lose emotional safety, while the cheater might fear that they’ll never be forgiven. Interested in whether or not a couple can recover from it, Quora user Hannah Bree asked everyone on the platform who took their disloyal partner back to share what happened next. Jason Maguire , Nik Shuliahin 💛💙 Report...

Created by curator and art historian Dr. Chelsea Nichols, the museum celebrates the odd, the creative, the spooky, and the eccentric. Oftentimes all at once, too. From early twentieth century German Halloween accessories to eighteenth century Japanese medical book illustrations, the display showcases a diverse array of artifacts that defy conventional categorization, providing a unique experience for those who are interested in all parts of culture. More info: ridiculouslyinteresting.com | Instagram | Facebook However, it eventually fell into “a period of outrageous neglect and decay,” and was relaunched in 2019 as an umbrella site for “a series of digital, curatorial, and writing projects dedicated to making the world a weirder and more interesting place....

When someone has toys that are worth more than four figures that they actually play with, chances are they grew up with a good bit of money. Naturally, this also comes with its own set of beliefs and behaviors that might be an immediate giveaway. Someone asked “What screams “I grew up rich?”" and netizens shared their best examples. From visiting multiple continents before the age of eighteen to never having tried Wendy’s, get comfortable as you read through, upvote your favorite examples and be sure to share your own ideas in the comment section below....