March 7, 2022 at 2:30 pm
Why it’s Almost Impossible to Lose Anything in Japan
The success of Japan’s highly efficient lost and found system is due to organization, a community-based police force, and the culture of its people.
The success of Japan’s highly efficient lost and found system is due to organization, a community-based police force, and the culture of its people.
These dogs actually wait at the window, er, bus stop to join their friends on the school “bus” bound for doggie daycare.
Welcome to the Shirk Report where you will find 20 funny images, 10 interesting articles and 5 entertaining videos from the last 7 days of sifting. Most images found on Reddit; articles from Digg, Kottke, WITI, Facebook, Twitter, and email; videos come from everywhere. Any suggestions? Send a note to submit@twistedsifter.com 20 IMAGES –…
Remember the famous “Great Herring War” episode of ‘The Golden Girls’?
A whopping 3.6 million commuters use Tokyo’s subway system daily.
Shaking it up for a great cause.
The before and after pictures are amazing, and bonus points for creating a mini rock wall as a “ladder.”
The introduction of insulated glass in the 1930s rapidly changed the look of architecture as we know it, allowing us to enjoy both inexpensive electricity and natural light as we never had before.
Thank goodness sweet Tito will be returned to the wild.
Russian artist Nikita Golubev is very unique. When he sees a car or a truck covered in dirt and mud, he sees a blank canvass on which he can share his drawings with anyone who happens to be in the area…and for those of us who follow his Instagram page. And we’re sure happy that…
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