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  2. Barefoot Books - Wikipedia

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    Barefoot Books Studio in Concord, Massachusetts. The company began as a home business in 1992 and was founded in England by Nancy Traversy [5] and Tessa Strickland. [1] [3] Barefoot Books are sold via several outlets, including through the company's "Barefoot Books Community Book Seller" program. Book Sellers are individuals who sell Barefoot ...

  3. 10 Weird (and Sometimes Repulsive) Things People Collect

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    Collecting unusual items is a hobby that can range from quirky and endearing to bizarre and straight-up gross. Here are 12 weird and wacky things that people collect.

  4. Unfavorable Semicircle - Wikipedia

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    The BBC has referred to Unfavorable Semicircle as "YouTube's strangest mystery". [1] Unfavorable Semicircle has also been referred to as "one of the Top 10 Weirdest YouTube Channels". [5] In February 2016, several hours after the BBC made an article on the channel, it was banned permanently for reasons that are still unknown as of 2024. [1]

  5. The Basement Collection - Wikipedia

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    AVGM (2009), an experimental "Abusive Video Game Manipulation" joke mini-game (unlocked by completing Coil) Meat Boy (map pack) (2008), the Meat Boy game with different maps (unlocked by completing Meat Boy) The Box, scans of Edmund McMillen's art at 3–5 years-old that were found in a box kept by his grandmother (unlocked by completing Aether)

  6. BookTube - Wikipedia

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    BookTube, rather than a collection of disparate videos, is often considered a community of video makers and watchers with its own culture. [1] There is a shared vocabulary (largely drawn from the wider bookish community), intertextuality (whereby BookTubers react and respond to other BookTubers), common traditions, and some broadly shared values.

  7. The Weirdest Things Celebrities Collect

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    Celebrities love to collect weird things. Here are the most unusual collections—from Emma Roberts's doll wall to Amanda Seyfried's taxidermy collection. The Weirdest Things Celebrities Collect

  8. List of Internet phenomena - Wikipedia

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    This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources. Internet An Opte Project visualization of routing paths through a portion of the Internet General Access Activism Censorship Data activism Democracy Digital divide Digital rights Freedom Freedom of information Internet phenomena Net ...

  9. Could your weird collections be worth millions?

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