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[Vice / Intel] CCTV Footage As Art | Meet William Betts

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restrictive sign m&s beaconsfield by BohemianCoast on Flickr.

Weird booze rules

The Smoothness That Most Christian Fiction Employs To Transition From Actual Story And Plot Progression To The Conversion Or Gospel Message Scene

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Seem practical, but I’m allergic…

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Banana Knuckles (organic edible brass knuckles) with mp3 player

wheres the kickstarter… i wanna pledge….

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Sideshow Bob approves. Or doesn’t. uuuhhhh….

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D.I.Y. danger, master level

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No matter how unbelievable this fact might sound to some, Fanta was invented by Nazis in Germany back in 1941. It was very difficult for the Nazis to import Coca-Cola syrup into Germany during World War II due to trade embargos. So, the head of Coca-Cola Deutschland, Max Keith, decided to make a new product for the German market.

He used ingredients available already in Germany at the time, including whey and pomace. During a brainstorm on what to name the beverage, Keith said “use your imagination” or “fantasie” in German. Salesman Joe Knipp yelled out “Fanta!” And this is how Fanta was born. Today you can find over 100 flavors of Fanta worldwide.

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Fabergé Fractals by Tom Beddard

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The big secret about the golden age of “male providers” is that it never existed. First, women have always worked. Second, and just as importantly, there have always been men who were too poor, too queer, too sensitive, too disabled, too compassionate or simply too clever to submit to whatever model of “masculinity” society relied upon to keep its wars fought and its factories staffed. “Traditional masculinity”, like “traditional femininity”, is a form of social control, and seeking to reassert that control is no answer to a generation of young men who are quietly drowning in a world that doesn’t seem to want them.

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What? The social part of social media?

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! a box *walks away*

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Sex in Video Games [Ω]

why did this gifset leave out tetris? lol

Lmao!!! This is awesome