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Powerful Two-Hander posted:lol if your dad was too shameful to own you
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my dad told me my grandpa can whistle while he brushes his teeth and I thought he was just really talented until probably junior high I realized no its cause he wears dentures
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now do one for that town where the whole thing is on fire underground
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Lutha Mahtin posted:https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a0/A_Walk_down_Main_Street%2C_Delta_PA.webm i watched the whole thing wondering when it'd get to the interesting part before i noticed what thread this was
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it might be interesting if you were a historian of architecture or something. but... why did someone make this for wikipedia. and why didn't they just take some nice photos, instead of making a video slideshow with a public domain music soundtrack. why
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Sagebrush posted:When I was a little kid I asked my dad where disco music came from. He said "grease", confusing two John Travolta movies, and I misunderstood it as "Greece". I thought about it for a bit: swarthy men, gold chains, seems to check out. So until I was in college I continued to believe that disco music was a popular Greek music style, maybe based on old Greek rhythms and musical sequences it's short for Musika Diskopolous
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Notable people with sanpaku[edit] John F. Kennedy[5] Abraham Lincoln Adolf Hitler Sal Mineo[6] Marilyn Monroe[5] Robert Pattinson[5] Sylvester Stallone[6] Natalie Wood[6] Emily Blunt James Spader Bill Cosby Osama bin Laden Yitzhak Rabin Jill Dando Tracee Ellis Ross Sarah Hyland Adi Da Salvador Dalí
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Feb 1, 2016 10:34
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an incredible new method to detect criminals and diagnose medical disorders, sadly shattered by the fact that people can open and close their eyes
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She is notable as one of the few HIV-positive characters in comic books.[1]
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HuniePop is an adult hybrid tile matching puzzle game and dating sim that was developed and published by HuniePot.
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oh sweet the forums not only embed webms they autoplay them gg lowtax
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A Pinball Wizard posted:oh sweet the forums not only embed webms they autoplay them sorry i also noticed that trying to link the wikimedia summary page (which also has a .webm extension) created a blank, unplayable html5 video frame. i guess i should go tell qcs but 
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A Pinball Wizard posted:oh sweet the forums not only embed webms they autoplay them doesn't autoplay for me, so sounds like a problem with your browser
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Plorkyeran posted:doesn't autoplay for me, so sounds like a problem with your browser
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lopad...traganopterygon
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In English prose translation by Leo Strauss (1966), this Greek word is rendered as "oysters-saltfish-skate-sharks'-heads-left-over-vinegar-dressing-laserpitium-leek-with-honey-sauce-thrush-blackbird-pigeon-dove-roast-cock's-brains-wagtail-cushat-hare-stewed-in-new-wine-gristle-of-veal-pullet's-wings".[5] i'm the laser pitium
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tortured language is fun official stuff from denmark in the 1800s is usually one long sentence for the entire letter.
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Silphium (also known as silphion, laserwort, or laser) was a plant that was used in classical antiquity as a seasoning and as a medicine (apparently it was a perfect contraceptive that grew wild and got overharvested into extinction; gj humanity)
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lol this brought me to: Gardiner, who claimed the title "16th Lord of the Manor of Gardiner's Island" and lived in East Hampton, married in 1961 but had no children, leaving him with no direct heir. In 1989, Mr. Gardiner attempted unsuccessfully to adopt a middle-aged Mississippi businessman, George Gardiner Green, Jr., as his "son."[5] Green was a descendent of Lion Gardiner.
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Before the verdict, President Bill Clinton was briefed on security measures if rioting occurred nationwide due to the verdict. An estimated 100 million people worldwide stopped what they were doing to watch or listen to the verdict announcement. Long-distance telephone call volume declined by 58% and trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange by 41%, water usage decreased as people avoided using bathrooms, and government officials postponed meetings. So much work stopped that the verdict cost an estimated $480 million in lost productivity.[55] The United States Supreme Court received a message on the verdict during oral arguments, with the justices quietly passing the note to each other while listening to the attorney's presentation. Congressmen cancelled press conferences, with one telling reporters "Not only would you not be here, but I wouldn't be here, either".[56]
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not sure that's worthless A 21-year-old Spanish man died from electrocution after climbing on top of a train to take a selfie with friends and touching a wire that (contrary to the assumptions of the group) turned out to be live. One of the friends was taken to hospital and as of 18 March remained "in serious condition."[4] A 16-year old boy was killed by a passenger train while taking a selfie with the approaching train in Chennai, India. "The teen reportedly walked in front of the train and waited for it to come closer before taking the photo." [48]
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Two young men died in the Ural mountains as they pulled the pin from a hand grenade to take a selfie, which remained as evidence of the circumstances of their deaths.[25]
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why do so many people think it's a good idea to put a loaded gun to their head for any reason other than wanting to kill themselves
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Puerto Rican musician Jadiel El Tsunami died in an accident shortly after taking a selfie on his motorbike.[8] He had previously released a track entitled, "Me Descontrolo" ("I lose control").[9][10]
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haveblue posted:why do so many people think it's a good idea to put a loaded gun to their head for any reason other than wanting to kill themselves
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Common tap steps include the shuffle, shuffle ball change, double shuffle, leap shuffle, hop shuffle, flap, flap ball change, running flaps, flap heel, cramproll, buffalo, Maxi Ford, Maxi Ford with a pullback, pullbacks, wings, Cincinnati, the shim sham shimmy (also called the Lindy), Irish, Waltz Clog, the paddle roll, the paradiddle, stomp, brushes, scuffs, spanks, riffs, and single and double toe punches, hot steps, heel clicks, time steps, over-the-tops, military time step, New Yorkers, Shiggy Bops, drawbacks, and chugs.
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Sham bam bamina! posted:Puerto Rican musician Jadiel El Tsunami died in an accident shortly after taking a selfie on his motorbike.[8] He had previously released a track entitled, "Me Descontrolo" ("I lose control").[9][10] lmao
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haveblue posted:why do so many people think it's a good idea to put a loaded gun to their head for any reason other than wanting to kill themselves toxic cultural glamorization of unnecessary risk
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duTrieux. posted:toxic cultural glamorization of unnecessary risk but enough about wall street har har har
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haveblue posted:why do so many people think it's a good idea to put a loaded gun to their head for any reason other than wanting to kill themselves natural selection doesn't happen overnight
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The neighborhood has a scary story of a son's murder of his father 25 years before, so all the kids are frightened of Sam Hain: they ring his doorbell and run. All evening, the kids talk about the Sam Hain house: one by one, Jason's pals disappear; soon, it's just him and a silent Pumpkin Man walking up to Sam Hain's door. What will Jason do?
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Sham bam bamina! posted:it's just him and a silent Pumpkin Man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4IC7qaNr7I
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KFC in India serves naan burgers, but their origins are unknown. Naan burgers, as served in the form closest to the traditional hamburger, may have originated in Britain where both American and Indian food are popular and available in most markets.
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and just who exactly invented the garbage plate anyway
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Sagebrush posted:and just who exactly invented the garbage plate anyway ur mum
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Two teenagers, Jenny (played by Marja Allen) and Corey (played by Jimmy Todd), are playing a game on a classroom computer. Corey is exuberantly pushing keys to show the viewer that he is heavily immersed in the game action; Jenny is beating him. Frustrated, he asks for a rematch, but she has an upcoming class and must leave. He decides he will copy the game so that he can play it at home. Upon inserting his blank floppy disk into the Apple Macintosh LC a video pops up on the computer. This video is of a rapper named MC Double Def DP the "Disk Protector."
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