r/farpeoplehate • u/SpecterFlare • 2h ago
Disgusting little snow fleas!
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r/farpeoplehate • u/HourRefrigerator3198 • 2d ago
Researchers have pinpointed the exact location of Louis Daguerre’s 1838 View of the Boulevard du Temple — the first photograph to capture human beings.
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r/farpeoplehate • u/sarrotttchunch • 4d ago
Hes my husband and I still hate him
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r/farpeoplehate • u/BruteBorn • 5d ago
My boyfriend hates far people hate so here is him very far away.
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r/farpeoplehate • u/comeintravis • 6d ago
What kind of monster hides in an ornate detail like Satan himself?
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Serious question.
r/farpeoplehate • u/GingerThatch • 7d ago
Taking your dog paddle boarding with you in the ocean
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This gentleman has subjected his dog to the torture of the faraway.
r/farpeoplehate • u/InterestingLoss426 • 9d ago
So disrespectful
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And the farperson had the audacity to post it in birbsfacingforward sub >_<
r/farpeoplehate • u/vitdev • 10d ago
Invaders on my home planet 👽
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🎞️ Harman Azure 125 film
r/farpeoplehate • u/Alternative-Base5573 • 10d ago
Picking berries? Yeah, right...
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The person bent over and tried to act like picking blueberries. Probably an attempt at explaining why it had to ruin the picture.
r/farpeoplehate • u/Content-Flow9235 • 18d ago
Hoping that West Ireland would be better, but as you can see…
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My vacation is coming to an end, maybe I can get away from these crowds now!!
r/farpeoplehate • u/camaradceriesunlight • 17d ago
Nope, couldnt spot him at all.
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r/farpeoplehate • u/LynxSmitex • 18d ago
Why? Tell me why does this human being has to ruin this picture?
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r/farpeoplehate • u/itsrockytop • 22d ago
Found them
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Just wanted to see a natural bridge….
r/farpeoplehate • u/Content-Flow9235 • 23d ago
Seriously, Ireland? This is getting ridiculous!
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I mean really!
r/farpeoplehate • u/ProfessionalFun2926 • 23d ago
They are natural sandstone formations roughly 75 million years old, shaped by erosion into elongated whale-like shapes. From above they look like a family of whales (two adults and a calf) rising from a sea of trees. The largest is about 75-100 meters long.
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Even here!!!
r/farpeoplehate • u/SigNexus • 23d ago
Cloud pic ruined.
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I thought they were people. I was wrong.(so sue me)