Home »
Tech
» Watching Someone Squish Objects on This Instagram Account Is Oddly Satisfying
The internet loves a lot of things, but nothing might compare to watching anything that's oddly satisfying. It's why we continue to see different Instagram accounts every day that let us indulge in this pleasure.
Our latest favorite is rainbow.squishes, an account where someone pokes and prods different items. It's not as interactive as some accounts that use sand or paint, but it still does the trick - especially if you're into ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response). We're not the only ones who think so, considering this account has more than 57,000 followers.
See some of our favorite "squishes" ahead, and don't be surprised if you watch every single one.
Related Posts:
Prepare to Be Amazed by Mark Zuckerberg's Epic 360-Degree Video of His Daughter's First Steps
Most parents are excited to record their children's first steps, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is no different. The proud dad uploaded a 33-second 360-degree video of his daughter, Maxima Chan, taking her first steps towa… Read More- 10 of the Most Hilarious Christmas Fails of All Time
We saw how badly some Thanksgivings went, and Christmas isn't looking any better for certain folks. Ahead, check out the most hilarious #Christmasfail tweets, and be thankful for every little thing that goes right this seaso… Read More
- 30+ Gifts Your BFF Will Be Grateful to Get
It's not easy finding the perfect gifts every year for your best friends that they'll love and use constantly. Sure, gag gifts are fun, but why not get them something that'll make them remember you or that you both can use? … Read More
- Could This Theory Explain Why Dementors Are So Drawn to Harry Potter?
Throughout Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry is consistently pestered by the deathly cloaked guardians of the wizard prison: dementors. After his first few encounters with dementors cause Harry to black out and… Read More
- 6- and 7-Year-Olds Couldn't Solve This Math Test Question, and We're Not Surprised
The internet is having a field day figuring out what the real answer is to a simple math problem. A Twitter user named Louise Bloxham shared a math problem from a Year 2 (equivalent to the first grade in the US) workbook. Th… Read More
Articles
0 comments:
Enregistrer un commentaire