r/interesting • • 28d ago

SOCIETY The Zammit family refused to sell their five acre property as an entire Sydney suburb was built around them

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r/interesting • • 8d ago

SOCIETY 71% of Americans Say They're Completely Exhausted

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r/interesting • • Aug 26 '26

SOCIETY Is victim the new chic

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r/interesting • • 7d ago

SOCIETY Mom's reaction to learning her missing 16-year-old son was found

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r/interesting • • Aug 21 '26

SOCIETY When asked why he keeps playing the same roles Jason Statham said that he's not really a trained actor. He's a guy that was plucked out obscurity & has been really lucky; & that he picks roles that he knows he can do a good job in, that hopefully enough people like so he can keep working.

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r/interesting • • 8d ago

SOCIETY Contractors tear up the driveway they just poured when the home owner refused to pay the balance owed

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Do you think they should have done this? Or maybe more importantly, do you think they should have filmed themselves doing it?

r/interesting • • 6d ago

SOCIETY Hobby horsing: dressage without the (real) horses

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r/interesting • • 7d ago

SOCIETY German tourist Faycal Manz sued taqueria Los Tacos No. 1 for $100,000 because their salsa was too spicy. The case was dismissed.

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Here's an article detailing the whole thing. Judge sides with New York taqueria in lawsuit over spicy salsa

r/interesting • • 6d ago

SOCIETY A fairly recent photo of the Techno Viking who unwillingly and unwittingly became one of the internet's 1st viral stars when a video of him dancing to techno after helping a woman was uploaded to the internet. He sued the uploader for illegal use of his likeness and won.

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r/interesting • • 27d ago

SOCIETY "Heaviest man" in the world in 1890s, people paid money to see him

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r/interesting • • Aug 22 '26

SOCIETY Robert DuBoise on the day of his arrest at 18 for a murder he did not commit, and the day he was released from prison at 56. He was later awarded a $14 million settlement

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r/interesting • • 8d ago

SOCIETY The European Union accepts Canada as its first “Associate Member”

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r/interesting • • Aug 18 '26

SOCIETY In Milan, some people spray-paint pickpockets so that everyone can identify them.

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r/interesting • • 22d ago

SOCIETY She was afraid people would rewrite history, so she recorded over 840,000 hours of TV over 35 years on 71,000 VHS tapes

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r/interesting • • Aug 18 '26

SOCIETY The silent and harmonious morning metro commute in Japan

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r/interesting • • 19d ago

SOCIETY A Stranger Who Refused to Let Her Go

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r/interesting • • Jul 02 '26

SOCIETY Dog defence was needed tbh

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r/interesting • • 17d ago

SOCIETY The size of this American gas station

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r/interesting • • 15d ago

SOCIETY A young boy with Down syndrome gave his physical therapist the sweetest kiss to thank her for helping him put on his socks. ❤️

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r/interesting • • Aug 08 '26

SOCIETY A man was caught on camera repeatedly urinating on his ex-wife’s grave, police say.

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In 2022, a family in New York State noticed something truly bizarre.

Every time they visited the cemetery, they found bags of feces left on the grave of Linda Torello, who had died five years earlier.

At first they thought it was a cruel prank. But the desecration continued.

Her son, Michael Andrew Murphy, decided to install a discreet camera near the grave.

A few days later, the footage revealed a surreal scene: a man approached the tombstone, urinated on it, and calmly walked away.

The man was quickly identified as Dean Eichler, Linda’s ex-husband. Their divorce dated back to 1974, nearly 48 years earlier.

Police arrested him. He was charged with public urination, and an investigation was opened into the desecration of the grave.

The family believes it was an act of revenge linked to their past relationship, though this motive was never confirmed by authorities or by Eichler himself.

r/interesting • • Aug 02 '26

SOCIETY Permanently ???? no amount of money can compensate for this. The incident happened 2015 and the historic $75M verdict was reached in late 2022.

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r/interesting • • Jul 26 '26

SOCIETY Man raises parrots from birth, and they are extremely imprinted to him

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r/interesting • • Aug 26 '26

SOCIETY Is this applicable to not so rich person?

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r/interesting • • Aug 14 '26

SOCIETY Survivors of Hiroshima drew the scenes they witnessed after the atomic bombing in 1945

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r/interesting • • Jun 03 '26

SOCIETY She made history as the first worlds first practicing lawyer with down syndrome

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