This archive preserves Reddit's front page from April 9, 2009, featuring news, politics, sports, science, and pictures.
Let's say you've gone back in time
r/pics · 2k pts
A bull the size of a blood cell. Deep in a Japanese university stands the world's smallest statue, so unknown to non-scientists that Wikipedia doesn't even have a photo
r/pics · 441 pts
How did the secret service allow this to happen? [pic]
r/pics · 297 pts
watch yourself, buddy. you could be next. [PIC]
r/pics · 213 pts
A Buddha the size of a skyscraper. Deep in the Chinese hinterland stands the world's tallest statue, so unknown in the West that Wikipedia doesn't even have a picture.
Step 1. Tie balloons to car
r/pics · 317 pts
A page the size of a moderately long page. Deep in the Wikipedian hinterland sits a page of all the big fucking statues, so unknown in the [pics] that Reddit doesn't even have a link, till now.
r/pics · 285 pts
A cross the size of a skyscraper. Deep in the American hinterland stands the world's tallest cross, so unknown in the East that Wikipedia doesn't even have a picture.
r/pics · 141 pts