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Nov 7
Tiger and a baby
Tigers are BIG.

Tiger and a baby

Tigers are BIG.


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Oct 21
“What’s the percentage chance of that happening?”

office

What does that mean? 10%? Will that get done? Dunno, maybe?


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Oct 16

Very awkward video with the “Balloon boy” and his family

“We did this for a show”


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Oct 15

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Oct 6
Hahaha, awesomely brilliant!
A farmer squirts milk from a cow at police during a protest against falling milk prices in Brussels.
Via The New York Times

Hahaha, awesomely brilliant!

A farmer squirts milk from a cow at police during a protest against falling milk prices in Brussels.

Via The New York Times


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The International Space Station (ISS) from space shuttle Discovery

The International Space Station (ISS) from space shuttle Discovery


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Sep 22
Food advertising v reality
Series of pics where reality isn’t near to the advertised food product.
But seriously, chicken in a can?? WTF?!?! Who thought that would be a good idea? I don’t ever want to go to Sweet Sue’s house, looks like boak

Food advertising v reality

Series of pics where reality isn’t near to the advertised food product.

But seriously, chicken in a can?? WTF?!?! Who thought that would be a good idea? I don’t ever want to go to Sweet Sue’s house, looks like boak


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Sep 17
“If you’re gonna be a big saddo loser, you can scroll!” CH - talking about scrolling on a page that could stretch

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Sep 15

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Sep 11
Short video of volcano explosion from space.
“The ISS was flying 220 miles over the island of Matua when the volcano erupted in a pyroclastic flow, a howling mass of ash and gas that moves at 130 miles per hour, reaching temperatures up to 1,112ºF (600ºC). Such a terrible mayhem, yet so beautiful.”
via Gizmodo

Short video of volcano explosion from space.

“The ISS was flying 220 miles over the island of Matua when the volcano erupted in a pyroclastic flow, a howling mass of ash and gas that moves at 130 miles per hour, reaching temperatures up to 1,112ºF (600ºC). Such a terrible mayhem, yet so beautiful.”

via Gizmodo


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