From people and plants to cars and buildings, time eventually wears everything out. Sometimes it takes weeks or months, other times it can take years or decades, but eventually everything begins to crumble beneath the unstoppable pressure of Father Time.
From people and plants to cars and buildings, time eventually wears everything out. Sometimes it takes weeks or months, other times it can take years or decades, but eventually everything begins to crumble beneath the unstoppable pressure of Father Time.
Check out this fascinating list to see what we mean. The pictures below contain everything from marble floors worn down by feet to kitchen knives that have almost lost their blades due to years of constant use.
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When My Brother Was Born In 1985, My Mother Purchased Two Identical Teddy Bears. The One On The Left Has Been My Brother’s For 30 Years, The One On The Right Has Been Kept In Storage For My Brother’s First Child Who Was Born Today
02
Sun Damage After 28 Years Of Driving A Delivery Truck
03
My Grandfather Has Carried This Silver Dollar In His Pocket Since 1952
04
Said Goodbye To By Best Friend After 13 Years. This Is Is Vaccination Tag All Worn Down After A Lifetime Of Tinking Against His Water Bowl. Rip Little Man
05
The Marble Floor Of This Bank Has Been Worn Down From Years Of People Standing
06
Columbus’ Finger In Turin, Italy, Touched By Thousands Of People Since Wwi. It Says It Brings Good Luck..
07
Too Much Grabbing…
08
G. Washington Bust, Washington State Capitol Bldg., Years Of School Children Rubbing His Nose. No More Touching-roped Off.
09
Portico De La Gloria, Galicia, Spain. Five Fingers Marks Of Visitor’s Hands In The Marble For Over A Thousand Years
10
Everybody Touch Julet’s….
11
St Peter’s Foot In St Peters Cathedral In Rome. Worn Out By Centuries Of Devotion
12
15 Years Wear Of Kids Turning A Handle At A Science Museum
13
Dad Ordered A Vintage, Unused Version Of The Same Shaving Brush He’s Been Using For The Past 30 Years. Here’s The Difference Between The Old And New One
14
The Thing On Harbord Street, Toronto. So Many Years Of Posters, They’ve Decided They Don’t Need Their Wall Anymore.
15
This Checkout Counter Has Worn Out In Layers From Years Of Items Sliding Across It
Source: Boredpanda
