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Hello everyone. Was cutting some Red Cedar trees we felled last fall earlier today. As I was splitting the wood and hand...
04/22/2026

Hello everyone. Was cutting some Red Cedar trees we felled last fall earlier today. As I was splitting the wood and handing it to my father, I noticed a golf ball on the ground thar had not been there. It was not a second later my dad procured its home for what I understand to be the last 30 odd years (possibly 18~ due to location on the tree) I felt compelled to share this with you, no banana for reference. Banana measuring stick on the way

In 1941 a power pole was removed from a street in Portland Oregon. They didn't take up the concrete barrier that surroun...
04/22/2026

In 1941 a power pole was removed from a street in Portland Oregon. They didn't take up the concrete barrier that surrounded it. Someone planted plants. It exists today as the world's smallest park at a whopping 452sq inches. It has to be regularly rebuilt because it exists in a median and gets crashed into from time to time. I walked past it many times over many months before I ever even noticed it. That seems sufficiently dull. No bananas for scale šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø
Edit: okay, okay. I went back! I got drowned in a downpour but banana for scale! Adding photo to post and comments.
Second edit, days after the second, adding a third photo: there's a beer. I went on my standard date night with my wife, got our standard foods, typical drinks, being your typical boring middle-aged couple with a bunch of teenagers at home, and I look up from the bar and see this posted. The leprechaun that dwells at the world's smallest park has his own beer. This is becoming very much not dull. How deep does this tiny park rabbit hole run?! Brace yourselves, dull folks, we may be finding excitement..... No banana for scale, bar was fresh out.

Iā€™m an old school cabinet maker. This is top end tricky stuff. I wouldnā€™t like to have to do this. Whether itā€™s dull or ...
04/22/2026

Iā€™m an old school cabinet maker. This is top end tricky stuff. I wouldnā€™t like to have to do this.
Whether itā€™s dull or not Iā€™m not sure, certainly interesting. To me anyway.
There, Iā€™ve said it.
Credit: Van Littlejohns

I have literally dozens of hobbies, but probably the dullest is collecting old bricks with cat prints in them. Iā€™m not a...
04/22/2026

I have literally dozens of hobbies, but probably the dullest is collecting old bricks with cat prints in them.
Iā€™m not at all sure if there is a name for this type of collector.
Perhaps they are just ā€˜foot dents, formerly known as printsā€™
One of my more interesting bricks has a print from a cat with an extra toe.
A rare breed of cat, the internet has this to say about it -
ā€œWhile most cats have five toes on their front paws and four toes on their back paws, polydactyl cats can have six or more toes on each paw. Polydactyly is a genetic abnormality that results in extra digits and is more common in certain geographic regions of the world compared to othersā€
I havenā€™t used a banana for scale because frankly everyone knows how big both a brick and a cat is.
Male, age 65, going on 15, size 9 boots, and to quote Joe Toye from ā€˜Band of Brothersā€™ - ā€œsize nine, just like everyone elseā€

I have found a way to make my day a little better.I microwave my coffee mug with milk in it for 30 seconds to warm it up...
04/22/2026

I have found a way to make my day a little better.
I microwave my coffee mug with milk in it for 30 seconds to warm it up before the nespresso. (This isn't it)
I've found that the microwave platter turns almost exactly 1.5 times in that 30 seconds.
What this means is that, being an undermount oven, I tend to put the mug at the front, which, after said time, leaves it very unceremoniously loitering at the rear of the oven.
Not a way to start your day.
So now, I put the mug at the back.
30 seconds later, it's beamishly presented to me in all it's majestic service, ready for my approval and acceptance.
And now it's a better day.

Been a whileā€¦
04/22/2026

Been a whileā€¦

Thought this was cool. Wife said it was lame. Figured that qualified for dull share.
04/22/2026

Thought this was cool. Wife said it was lame. Figured that qualified for dull share.

Having spent over 40 yrs on this earth and having a fairly decent understanding and interest in and of the fairly mundan...
04/22/2026

Having spent over 40 yrs on this earth and having a fairly decent understanding and interest in and of the fairly mundane nature of the UK (compared to other parts of the world) I found out something a few years back that completley surprised me... earthworms pull leaves into the soil. They dont rely on decay, thwy actively grab leaves and pull them down into the soil.
I was out blowing the leaves off my garden lawn last week and there were dozens of leaves tubularly pulled into the soil. Similar to the below photo.
I knew they were good composters, but actively pulling vegetation into the soil for processing really surprised me.
No bananas

This most undull thing happened. I noticed a swamp smell emanating from my fridge for several days, though I couldnā€™t fa...
04/21/2026

This most undull thing happened.
I noticed a swamp smell emanating from my fridge for several days, though I couldnā€™t fathom why. My fridge was recently divested of anything smelly, vegetabally, or old.
Then I saw two bean-sprouts, only I donā€™t buy or eat those. To my utter amazement I found a small undull frog, who, by calculations had been there for the same three days it smelled swampy.
The undull frog was stretched out, dried out, and mostly stuck to the glass. I picked it up to throw it away, gagging the whole time, but I noticed the faintest heartbeat.
This undull frog was also undead.
Do I want a frog? No. But ā€œlife finds a wayā€ - thanks Jurassic Park. And who am I to stomp out that life after itā€™s managed to live for three days in a cold refrigerator.
I put it in a bowl with slightly tepid water to provide comfort as it slipped its mortal coils. (Are frogs mortal? They arenā€™t immortal so I guess so.)
And to my utter amazement over the next four hours, it rehydrated and pulled in three of its four legs. The last leg looked like it was going to atrophy. Then more undull amazement as the last leg pulled up and worked!
I took the bowl outside so this undead, undull frog could see the sunshine. I pondered whether I should release him because Iā€™m pretty sure itā€™s an invasive frog. He looked at me; I looked at him. Then this undead, undull frog fully grasped my reticence to release him, and sprang forth from the bowl into the great beyond.
My mind-reading undead undull frog might be immortal after all ! Size 9 womenā€™s, no banana cuz Iā€™m a recovering banana addict.

I had eaten about half of my sandwich before I realised I forgot the cheese. I went to the fridge and found the plastic ...
04/21/2026

I had eaten about half of my sandwich before I realised I forgot the cheese. I went to the fridge and found the plastic cheese container to have only this broken half a slice of cheese left. When I put the slice next to the half a sandwich I still had, I noticed it was almost an exact fit. No trimming or photoshop. Just pure dull luck. I was so excited, I called the wife in to take a look. She was less excited but I could tell she was happy for me.
Male 45, size 12

I feel fellow dullsters will appreciate this
04/21/2026

I feel fellow dullsters will appreciate this

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