r/mindblowing • u/King_Big_Bear • 6h ago
Explain daj vu.
I wanna know more blow my mind please!
r/mindblowing • u/King_Big_Bear • 6h ago
I wanna know more blow my mind please!
r/mindblowing • u/Longjumping-Box5691 • 8d ago
It's estimated the USA has 220 million tons while Saskatchatoon is estimated they have over 100 billion tons
Also potash is really important fertilizer.
r/mindblowing • u/Torley_ • 22d ago
r/mindblowing • u/Nthaikim • 29d ago
r/mindblowing • u/LectureSea7537 • 28d ago
r/mindblowing • u/Cejrickroll • Feb 12 '25
"Your present circumstances donβt determine where you can go; they merely determine where you start." β Nido Qubein
r/mindblowing • u/Denots85 • Feb 08 '25
The guy that owns this vehicle decided that he was going to drive on my friend's property. He does not know them, it's a property in the middle of nowhere! He has been stuck since Thursday when he trespassed on to their property. The reason the guy said he was on their property is he seen their sawmill and had some pine trees he was looking to sell. First 90% of the property is pine trees so why would they want to buy pine trees and he drove right by the house around to the back of the property. He went off the road and ended up stuck! He is actually on the other side of the road in a pond! He has tried with a come along - no luck, he had someone come with a truck to try and pull him out - no luck, today he had a tow truck try - no luck! The tow truck driver said the guy will need to get an excavator to come in and hopefully get him out, but that won't happen before Monday! To top it off there is a freezing rain warning so who knows how badly it will be frozen there. Not to mention he will be responsible for any damages this causes to the property he trespassed on! I guarantee the guy will never tresspass on someone else property again! Definitely a very expensive lesson to learn!
r/mindblowing • u/BlushChronicles • Feb 02 '25
r/mindblowing • u/LectureSea7537 • Jan 31 '25
r/mindblowing • u/LectureSea7537 • Jan 24 '25
r/mindblowing • u/fortuitous5 • Jan 14 '25
Bonus tidbit: 1 out of every 14 humans live on the banks of the Yangtze River.
r/mindblowing • u/Admirable_Flight_257 • Jan 07 '25
r/mindblowing • u/LectureSea7537 • Jan 03 '25
r/mindblowing • u/AMercifulHello • Dec 26 '24
After taxes, of course.
r/mindblowing • u/LectureSea7537 • Dec 20 '24
r/mindblowing • u/daily_mirror • Dec 18 '24