@dBase23 in February 2021

I'm in awe.

How sad and it always happens to me hahaha.

A good father will ALWAYS secure his family's needs specially his children over any other things craved by the flesh.

This will be the outcome of the "new normal".

Yes his present has a point hahahaha.

13. A jockey won a horse race while dead. In 1923, jockey Frank Hayes took off on his horse, Sweet Kiss, at Belmont Race Track on Long Island. Mid-race, Hayes suffered a heart attack and died. But his body stayed in the saddle as Sweet Kiss crossed the finish line—and won the race! So, even though he was dead, Hayes was still a winner (and a history-maker).

This is how to be a dad. I have three girls so I have learned also how to fix their hairs.

TRUE so learn to balance things.

Hahahaha well work on it guys.

Salute to us.

How many sides do a circle have?

Yeah not a big wedding hehehe.

So men beware of the ladies' trap question "Am I fat?"

Yes. Your time will come and the stage will be yours.

The sad truth about me:

Saying sorry when we are wrong is the least thing we can do, otherwise we are just adding mistakes.

When they are unplugged...

Brain bender to let our blood flow. The first to get the correct answer gets $0.04.

Sige na nga wala ka nang pasok.

14. The hashtag (#) symbol isn't actually called a hashtag. If you want to be super technical, the real term is octothorpe. In terms of etymology, the "octo-" refers to "eight," which is in reference to the points on the symbol. You'll never look at Instagram and Twitter octothorpes the same way again.

Me now:

Maybe I spoke "mama" first.

This is the advantage of being born in 2000 hahahaha.

Wow such an amazing photo, maybe with filter but still awesome pict.

15. The "H" and "M" in H&M stem from its hunting and fishing roots. Ever wonder what the clothing retailer H&M's initials actually stood for? The Swedish company, founded in 1947, was originally called Hennes, which translates to "Hers." In 1968, Hennes acquired the brand Mauritz Widforss, which sold hunting and fishing equipment. As a result, the company then became Hennes & Mauritz. Finally, in 1974, the brand shortened its name to H&M.

You should try this browser because this automatically mine bitcoins while you are using it. https://bit.ly/36Dedw8

Hahaha this is my face after exam and my answer is way different from the others.

16. Greeks and Romans used to use crocodile dung as skincare. The ancient Greeks and Romans believed that crocodile feces was beneficial for the skin, and frequently used the substance as an early anti-aging treatment. According to plastic surgeon Terry Dubrow, MD, the substance was frequently combined with mud to create face masks. Ewwweee.

17. Black teeth were a sign of wealth in 18th century England. In 18th century England, sugar was a valuable commodity that was consumed in excess. Because it was expensive, it was mostly enjoyed only by the rich, like Queen Elizabeth I. As a result, if someone had black teeth, a sign of eating too much sugar, they were considered to be wealthy. My, how times have changed. Today, this has changed 180 degrees. Black teeth means no hygiene at all or sign of difficult life.

Nice idea for a cluttered desktop.

Wow talking about limits.

Has this ever happened to you during your student days after taking up exams?

Hahaha very good coach.

18. Human teeth are just as strong as shark teeth. A shark's teeth might be more feared, but human teeth are just as strong. According to a 2012 study in the Journal of Structural Biology, the enamel on a human wisdom tooth is just as hard as the enamel coating on shark teeth. Both are made of mineral crystals bound together with proteins, which prevent teeth—shark and human alike—from shattering under a sudden impact.

The frosty landscapes of Switzerland ❄️

I am reposting this problem. The first two to answer correctly shall get $0.048.

Truly breath taking from Oeschinen Lake, Switzerland More information: https://bit.ly/3oTwueT

Black and white.

Good morning mga KAINGAY! Just this morning nakatanggap ako kay NOISE ng... $0.4 na ayuda. Nawala antok ko e hehehe pero syempre just as fast ipinamahagi ko rin sa mga kaingay so enjoy the rest of the day. Thank God for this new day and for the past days.

You wished for this to happen?

19. Some cats are allergic to people. FYI for all you people allergic to cats: they might be allergic to you, too! It's pretty uncommon due to the fact that we bathe ourselves more often than other species and don't shed as much hair or dead skin, but yes, it does happen.

Don't you love the candid moments when you happen to chance views like this?

Being fat has its own perks I guess...

Wow thank you noise. Getting more generous.

What is a creature that has four feet in the morning, two in the noon and three in the evening? First to get correct answer receives $0.06.

Does being a barren gets inherited?

Iseltwald, Switzerland 💚💚💚💚. Do you like it to live here even without internet?

Nice idea in this cold weather.

I hope all of us had realized this.

Very effective medication to all body pains.

20. The unicorn is the national animal of Scotland. Yes, although it's a fabled creature, the national animal of Scotland is actually the mythical unicorn — chosen because of its association with dominance and chivalry as well as purity and innocence in Celtic mythology. BRB, moving to Scotland real quick.

21. M&M stands for Mars and Murrie. Forrest Mars (son of the Mars Company founder) first spotted the British confection Smarties during the Spanish Civil War and noticed the candy shell prevented the chocolate from melting. He teamed up with Bruce Murrie (son of Hershey Chocolate's president) and the company later trademarked the "Melts in Your Mouth, Not in Your Hand" slogan.

@n2600ph, @Juliebeth thank you.

Manners please. Mind it.

Now I know the secret to the power and resilience of Mjölnir. It is made in Finland.

BTC and BCH is pumpin' up!

22. Pablo Escobar was a Colombian drug trafficker who eventually controlled over 80 percent of the cocaine shipped to the U.S. As you can imagine, the guy was rolling in money and was once named the top ten richest people in the world. Despite being known for his violence and killing thousands of people, he had a soft spot for his family, especially his daughter. When she wanted a unicorn, Escobar bought a pony and stapled a horn to the animal’s head, alongside colorful…

What is the biggest mistake that a big company has made? Nokia’s CEO “we didn’t do anything wrong, but somehow, we lost” Nokia. Their biggest mistake was avoiding making a mistake. Nokia was a respected cellphone manufacturer and for a long time became the number one producer of cellular phones until Apple, Samsung and the rest of the smartphone gang came. Nokia’s strategy was to stay the course and do nothing. They didn’t want to change and take risks. In the end, avoiding…

Kenyan runner Abel Mutai was only a few meters from the finish line, but got confused with the signs and stopped, thinking he had finished the race. BA Spanish man, Ivan Fernandez Anaya, was right behind him and, realizing what was going on, started shouting to the Kenyan to keep running. Mutai did not know Spanish and did not understand. Realizing what was going on, Fernandez pushed Mutai to victory. A reporter asked Ivan, "Why did you do this?" Ivan replied, "My dream is…

Reality in the streets hahaha.

Hahahaha. I do too.

Worth knowing guys. Filipinos are ahead of their time.

Another Filipino inventor: Sure, Americans were the first to set foot on the moon. But what did they use to explore the surface of it? The Moon Buggy, a lunar rover partially invented by Eduardo San Juan, a mechanical engineer who studied at Mapua Institute of Technology. His work even won him a nomination as one of the Ten Outstanding Men awards, in the field of science and technology. To this date, the articulated wheel system that he devised is recognized world-wide and…

This is lovveee...

How about we trade places with the hunted for sports sake?

Wow can't touch them.

Grandalas birds, North Sikkim, India. Beautiful ones.

Just to be fair to the rest of us men...

View from the bottom.

23. The lyrebird can mimic almost any sounds it hears — including chainsaws. Wildlife watchers have recorded the Australian species copying not only other birds but other animals, like koalas, and artificial sounds such as car alarms and camera shutters.

24. Fear of the number 13 is called triskaidekaphobia. Irrationally scared of clowns? You might have coulrophobia. Oh, and gephyrophobia is a fear of bridges. I don't fear number. I feared dates, due dates hehehe.

Smallest reptile on earth discovered in Madagascar. The male version of the Brookesia nana, or nano-chameleon, has a body of just 13.5mm and is about the size of a sunflower seed. This makes it the smallest of about 11,500 known species of reptiles, according to the Bavarian State Collection of Zoology in Munich. Its length from top to tail is 22mm (0.86in) and is small enough to fit comfortably on a human fingertip.

A red tree in the middle of yellow field in canola meadow of Kosovo is just beautiful.

KEEP THE FAITH.

25. Love Coke? Better not be here when you want one. North Korea and Cuba are the only places you can't buy Coca-Cola. Don't know about Pepsi.

Is this the SQUARE ROOT?

Who among here is fond of eating chili peppers? The "weapons-grade" Dragon's Breath chili pepper is so hot it's downright deadly. If you ate one, it could potentially cause a type of anaphylactic shock, burning the airways and closing them up. "I've tried it on the tip of my tongue and it just burned and burned," said Mike Smith, the hobby grower who invented the Dragon's Breath along with scientists from Nottingham University. So why make such an impractical pepper? As it…

Wow! BCH is rippin' the scales! Let's GO NOISERS!

26. The word "muscle" comes from a Latin term meaning "little mouse." Bend your arm at the elbow and flex. What do you see when you look at your bicep? The ancient Romans apparently saw the resemblance of a tiny rodent, which is why it's called a "muscle," a word derived from the Latin term musculus—meaning "little mouse," according to Merriam-Webster.

Is there any other way to solve this? Hihihihihi.

Mt. Rainier -Washington State, USA

Scammer grandson hahahaha.

What color are you going to wear tomorrow?

Hmmmmm... cheating cheating hehehe.

27. Peanuts can be used to make dynamite but please don't try to make. Obviously, peanuts are a tasty snack—as long as you're not allergic to them, that is. But did you know they can also be used to make dynamite? When extracted, peanut oil can be turned into glycerol, which can then make nitroglycerine, an unstable explosive substance used in dynamite. In a safer state, glycerol is also used for soaps, creams, and various food products.

28. The largest volcano in the solar system is three times taller than Mount Everest. Mount Everest is the tallest mountain on earth, reaching 5.5 miles into the sky. However, you'd need to stack three Everests on top of each other in order to create something as massive as Mars' Olympus Mons, the largest volcano in the solar system. The enormous volcano is 16 miles tall and stretches 374 miles wide—approximately the same size as the state of Arizona, according to NASA.

Do not be afraid to stand and face the world.

Hahaha truly happiness is a state of mind.

Any mathematicians out here?

More of math hugots.

Awwww... loved them. They actually surpassed the future in their movie.

Surely he can help.

Land of the Tulips

How to say “𝗜 𝗟𝗢𝗩𝗘 𝗬𝗢𝗨” in different 𝗟𝗔𝗡𝗚𝗨𝗔𝗚𝗘 or 𝗗𝗜𝗔𝗟𝗘𝗖𝗧 in Philippines. 𝐈𝐥𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐧𝐨 — Ay ayaten ka. 𝐈𝐥𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐠𝐨 — Palangga ta gid ka. 𝐂𝐞𝐛𝐮𝐚𝐧𝐨 — Gihigugma ta ka. 𝐖𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐲 — Hinigugma ko ikaw. 𝐓𝐚𝐮𝐬𝐨𝐠 — Kalasahan ta kaw. 𝐈𝐛𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐠 — Iddudekat ta ka. 𝐊𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐚𝐧 — Kaluguran da ka. 𝐁𝐢𝐜𝐨𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐨 — Namumutan ta ka. 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐨 — Kabayaan hakan sa ka. 𝐈𝐟𝐮𝐠𝐚𝐨 — Penpenhod cha a. 𝐈𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐮𝐧 — Pekababaya-an ko se ka. 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐚𝐜𝐚𝐧𝐨 — Ta ama yo contigo. 𝐒𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐚𝐨𝐧𝐨𝐧 — Tahigugma ta kaw. 𝐈𝐯𝐚𝐭𝐚𝐧 — lchadaw ko imo.…

The Bahamas

The Moon dressed like Saturn.

I've never tried this before hahahaha.

29. An 11-year-old is responsible for naming Pluto. In 1930, the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) was struggling to come up with a name for a newly-discovered planet. They considered Minerva, Zeus, Atlas, and Persephone—but it was 11-year-old Venetia Burney Phair who suggested Pluto, inspired by the god of the underworld. When the idea eventually reached RAS with the help of the girl's connected family—her librarian grandfather knew many astronomers—they loved it and…

Yeah! This is how you lick it.

Remember, forgiving somebody may not be easy at all times but in the long run you will realize it is the right thing to do.

30. Benjamin Franklin was inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Benjamin Franklin wasn't only a skilled writer, politician, and scientist—he was also an avid swimmer. Franklin began swimming as a child in Boston, which led to one of his first inventions: oval palletes worn on the hands so he could swim faster. His enthusiasm for the sport continued throughout his life and was so well-documented that he was eventually given an honorary induction into the…

Maturity is when you realize that...

Maybe others go as far as masteral's degree on this.

Please plant more trees to make the earth's lungs healthier and more efficient.

31. The Crown Jewels contain the two biggest cut diamonds on Earth. They both came from the Cullinan Diamond, a 3,106-carat gem found in South Africa in 1905. The largest stone, called the Great Star of Africa, is in the Sovereign's Sceptre, while the second largest is mounted in the Imperial State Crown (pictured).

When the earth is slowly being eaten by the urban development and technology. PEOPLE SHOULD REALISE THAT THERE MUST BE BALANCE IN THE ECOSYSTEM.

This is pushing your luck WAY TOOOOO FARRR.

View from the heaven?

Hands down true...always.

Is this welding or what?

Latest from the DOH:

Never. Never ever.

The Nokia legacy.

Cat Rules

33. The world's quietest room is located at Microsoft's headquarters in Washington state. Silence is golden, as they say. And while it may not be worth quite as much as jewels and gold to most people, it certainly was the primary goal for those who built the quietest room in the world. Located at Microsoft's headquarters in Redmond, Washington, the lab room measures a background noise of -20.35 dBA, which is 20 decibels below the threshold of human hearing and breaks…

Brutally true.

34. The longest place name on the planet is 85 letters long. People who live in Mamungkukumpurangkuntjunya Hill, Australia, need a little patience when it comes to learning to spell their hometown's name. But you know what? So do the folks from Lake Chargoggagoggman-chauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg in Massachusetts and Tweebuffelsmeteen-skootmorsdoodgeskietfontein, South Africa. None of them have quite as much work to do when jotting down their address as those who live in…

35. The coldest temperature ever recorded was -144 degrees Fahrenheit. You might think you're accustomed to frigid air and blustery winds, but the average winter day has nothing on the coldest day ever recorded, which was -144 degrees Fahrenheit. The temperature was recorded in Antarctica during a span of research between 2004 and 2016. Just a few breaths of air at that temperature would induce hemorrhaging in your lungs and kill you.

We don't deserve this planet.

Talking about man vs. machine.

I always love to learn stories like this. Change is the only constant thing in this world. It is up to you if you change for the better or for worse.

Would anybody of you stay in this house even for one night only?

Hahahaha mom and dad is so funny ha ha ha.

This is by far my favorite slogan to push myself beyond my limits...or pull maybe.

When Mother Nature creates its materpiece.

Lightning Storm over Utah Lake.

36. Japan is the world's most earthquake-prone country. Earthquakes can range from minor tremors that are barely noticeable to building-toppling ground-shakers that cause massive destruction. But it's an inevitable part of life for those who live in countries such as China, Indonesia, Iran, and Turkey, which are some of the most earthquake-prone places on the planet. However, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, Japan records the most earthquakes in the world.

37. There's a website that tracks the world's population in real time. As of 2019, the overall human population is estimated to be more than 7.7 billion people. And if you want to watch that increase in real time, you can tune into the World Population Clock, (https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/) which shows the upticks and downticks as babies are born and other people die. You can also see the current populations of different countries, including China…

Starting them young...this young hahaha.

Nice parking arrangement. Maximizing the space.

Thank you sa mga nagbibigay. Alam ninyo kung sino kayo.

Keep em' commin' as I also keep them giving to random noisers. Let us rise together!

For sale. Time Machine. Name your price.

Wow. What a tunnel in Japan!

Please have time for this.

I understand why his two grandchildren seem a little worried: it's like doing homework in Physics in front of Einstein! (Source: Twitter - Olimpiu Urcan) Garry Kasparov at his home in Moscow in August / September 1999

Ahhh the moon... beautiful as it is even while borrowing light from the sun.

Time to run (In Spanish).

That is why it is called the City of Love - Venice Italy

You cannot rotate any of your right hand fingers counter clock-wise and your right foot clock-wise at the same time.

WOW! Thank you my 398 subscribers! The power is within you. Keep it coming as I keep them giving. Thank you again and more meaningful and humorous posts to come.

Noise.cash has been soooooo generous to me that this becomes my other source of steady income. And aside from that I was able to also help others so thank God for this site.

38. Facebook has more users than the population of the U.S., China, and Brazil combined. Do you use Facebook? If you don’t, you’re among a number that gets increasingly smaller every day. In fact, 2 billion active users have an account on the social media platform, which is more than the population of the United States, China, and Brazil combined. Facebook’s co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg posted about the milestone, saying, “We’re making progress connecting the world,…

39. All the ants on Earth weigh about as much as all the humans. The total population of people who are alive on Earth hasn’t even hit 8 billion. At the same time, there are 10 quadrillion (10,000,000,000,000,000) individual ants crawling around at any given time. According to wildlife presenter Chris Packham, who appeared on the BBC, when combined, all of those ants would weigh about the same as all of us humans. However, Francis Ratnieks, professor of apiculture at the…

When nature turns into art.

Parental guidance is needed.

Grabe ang taas na talaga ng mga bilihin ngayon!

Again my fellow Noisers thank you for the support. Same support is being given to everybody.

Mataas na nga bilihin ang liit pa ng mabibili grabeysyus!

Ladies?

Is this correct or not wrong?

Uh-oh...BCH is plummeting. Brace yourselves for another great thrust later on.

So cuttteeee...

Makes sense now.

Oh my... BCH is falling down fast. Or maybe I acted too soon.

I dream of going in this kind of place.

Wickedly majestic.

It's good to be incognito.

Yeah. If the bishop moves she can capture him.

So...what could be the "homework" contains? Hahahahaha.

Melting moon?

I'd love to stroll here while eating ice cream...or chocolate.

This sakura tree is 330 years old 🌸, the place is Nirasaki City, Yamanashi Prefecture. Near Mount Fuji.

I tried this once and viola! Everything got messed up hahaha.

I studied different engineering software but now I am using MS Excel hehehe.

Normal people watch one to two episodes per night. I know someone who watches one season per night!

Ahhh this always happens to me and I am getting used to it.

Good thing I never got 1/100 on a test... but I got 0/5 during my college years hahaha.

Chill lang as we await for the upsurge of BCH hehehe.

When a picture speaks more.

Would you dare to put on this tie?

Well apparently, even if you don't use the Math Tie below you can still marvel at this kind of architecture which was uhhh... made with a lot of maths.

Modern day Transylvania?

Ok here is a shot of a beach in Maldives.

Ahhh... been here a countless times.

...from another view going to the city.

Makes sense. I hope this doesn't have a square root.

REEEEDDD!!! All I can see is red. Hitachi Seaside park in Japan ❤️

Wow! Look at the size of that beauty!

I think Ice Age starts here. I am looking for the squirrel chasing his acorn.

The Abraj Kudai The world's largest hotel located in Makkah, Saudi Arabia. The Abraj Kudai offers 10,000 rooms in 12 separate towers. It has 686,000 square feet and houses 70 restaurants, a shopping mall, prayer halls, a convention center and multiple helipads. WOW.

So all I knew was a lie! Armstrong was not the first on the moon.

This is the view I dreamt of having when I was a child. I thought I can only see this in cartoons.

Wow. I never thought that even the nature's anger can look so majestic.

So...which one is the correct one? I'm scratching my head.

When excitement meets beauty.

Note: this is not a painting. It is in Turks and Caicos Islands 🌅💜 🧐 The water temperature is almost like a bathtub. 82 to 84 degrees (28-29 degrees Celsius) to be exact! In winter the water temperature is a little cooler at about 74 to 78 degrees (23-26 degrees Celsius).

The Pearl, Qatar

These are my tranquilizers.