44 Interesting Mysteries The Internet Actually Helped Solve

One_Flower_4173:

The expression/greeting in question is 'Ramadan Kareem' [Arabic: رمضان كريم] literally means "Generous Ramadan" or "Noble Ramadan". It is used to wish someone a blessed, generous month filled with kindness.

AtavisticJackal:

Alice in chains, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Oasis

Greenday, Radiohead, Offspring, Smashing Pumpkins

Nine Inch Nails, Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots, Cranberries

Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bush, Counting Crows, Korn

PointBreakvsLebowski:

I know someone who puts ducks that size everywhere, just for people to find and hopefully put a smile on their face. This may be that, but they like fish

Apart-Airline-8443:

Jewrassic park?

MillionDollarHeckler:

It's Klatchian, it's says "Enjoy your day"

suncity353:

You're about to get robbed.

Get out of your car and find out.

whoamannipples:

It doesn’t mean anything in the world you and I live in OP, but it certainly means something in the world of that guy’s mind. Intricate notes and drawings like this are pretty typical of schizoid-affected people.

It seems like something mysterious and important because to the person who made it, it is. But none of it is real.

taarna42:

It's from the movie Practical Magic.

Sally Owens: Always throw spilled salt over your left shoulder, always have rosemary grow by a garden gate, plant lavender for luck, and be sure to fall in love.

junipyr-lilak:

Banana orientation. Putting them upside down can cause them to split from each other which can cause them to go bad faster. They also stack more nicely in the same orientation. Working retail does some strange things to the mind, unfortunately this is one thing that will stick with me.

FroyoAromatic9392:

There is a famous company that produces sewing machines named Singer.

Singer Equipment is not that company. They’re counting on people recognizing the other brand name as part of their ad campaign.

Singer Equipment does like restaurant and hotel supply.

ForTheLoveOfLongmont:

"iPhone face" is used to refer to the idea online that some actors have too modern of a 'look' for historical roles, i.e. "a face that has definitely seen an iPhone" or something along those lines.

This poster is saying that "iPhone face" has less to do with the actors themselves, but instead happens because of poor styling choices. Both images are of the actress Margot Robbie in a historical role, but in the image in the right, from Wuthering Heights (2026), she suffers from "iPhone face" due to poor styling of her hair, makeup, and costuming

AbilityEqual1891:

That's rubbing oil for pain. It does say in English, "FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY" on the box. Highly likely to contain turpentine if that's the case.

ThomasAugsburger:

White Oud

bstrauss3:

EU right to repair.

They're basically staking out a position that they will not make spare parts available after 7 years.

The appliance probably comes with a one-year warranty and they would have to repair it during that time. After that under right to repair they need to make information and spare parts available so you can repair it yourself or have it repaired.

DubstepJuggalo69:

Probably what happened is someone typed "Male" and it auto-translated from Italian.

Historical-Low-6535:

Yeah if you actually go to the website, the big blue banner across your screen at their websites home page, answers your questions for you. You're paying tarrifs.

Ebonhearth_Druid:

It's a moose and a squirrel, aka Rocky and Bullwinkle. "You're the moose to my squirrel" would be an indicator of true and unbreakable friendship.

The show Supernatural used this reference a lot with Crowley calling the brothers Moose and Squirrel because the two are inseparable and always ruining his plans, so it could be an indirect reference to that, which is just another reference to Rocky and Bullwinkle

inthewoods54:

I think he's trying to say guns aren't the problem, the way you're raising your kids are the problem. At least that's my guess.

genderlawyer:

It appears to state 英吉沙 (Yīngjíshā) a place in Xinjiang. It is cultural region famous for its knives. I do not personally know mandarin, nor do I have any knowledge of Yīngjíshā, however, I have experience writing similar characters in Japanese, and the text appears amateurish. Both the text and the "1993" share the same sort of improper shape/kerning/spacing. It makes me think that this is a poor quality knife which has had a famous location written on it to raise the perceived value of the knife - like scratching "Champaign" onto a bottle of sparkling wine.

OwnLobster1701:

Improper closure of foetal heart valves resulting in so called Blue Baby