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Rob 2 months ago

This should be way higher. Not only for what she has created, but also as an inspiration for other young ladies.

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Bewitched One 2 months ago

We need more nanas in this world!

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From his 34 years in the field of science, chartered biologist Mark Janes finds that the most peculiar thing about our world is that life, at its heart, is ridiculously simple, even though it doesn’t seem that way.

Such realization dawned on him during his first lecture studying organic chemistry at college. “The lecturer said organic chemistry was the bedrock of the life sciences and carbon was the star of the show. He went on and on and on about how carbon was the backbone, core, or blueprint of life and had incredible properties.”

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Pyla 2 months ago

Teachers who love to teach are heroes, especially in this current cultural zeitgeist in the US

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Family's_disappointment 2 months ago

Nice work Willie 👍🏻👍🏻

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CL 2 months ago

Kindness? Maybe. Also a clever marketing tactic.

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Once the lecturer moved on to draw a typical diagram of a carbon atom, Janes thought to himself, "Ok, if carbon is the blueprint and base of all life, do I look like anything like this image?”

The lecturer started explaining it by saying, “Carbon has a nucleus with 12 particles,” and Janes thought, “Well, my brain is clearly the nucleus of my body, and it breaks down to 12 cranial nerves; the numbers matched.”

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Donna Peluda 2 months ago

One of the webs I donate to occasionally

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GrammyBeth 2 months ago

As an American, I am disgusted by the way we treated (and treat) Native Americans. We were the savages, not them.

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MEB 2 months ago

Like her, I could never ever rest if my son were kidnapped. At long last, they were reunited and other families were helped. But oh my heart!

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He continued telling the story, “Then he said, 'Then the nucleus is housed in the ground state of the atom.' And I thought, 'My head (nucleus) is attached to my torso, which seems to be the ground state of the body.' Then he said there is another region outside of the torso called the 'valence shell'."

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deejak 2 months ago

Fair.

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Tiffany Sauter 2 months ago

I want a buddy show about these two.

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Carl Roberts 2 months ago

The way this is worded implies Barry/Bulkley was transgender. That is not the case. She had to hide her true identity as women were not allowed to serve in the military at that time, nor were they allowed to be surgeons.

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"He said carbon has four bonds, or limbs, and I had four limbs bonding to the surroundings in a shared, covalent way. The valance shell also breaks down into eight parts, four from carbon and four others from other atoms, making eight called the octet rule. I realized my limbs had an upper and lower part, making eight. Everything fitted, and there was a lot more than that.”

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Red PANda (she/they/he/ze) 2 months ago

Every time I hear this story, it always warms my heart.

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Rory August 2 months ago

She rolled high on sneak!

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deejak 2 months ago

But that explains why it's so good.

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Such a correlation between humans and carbon made Janes discover that “life is the amplified fractal geometry of carbon; life is a unique situation where carbon can effectively grow bigger. Not literally, but through its chemistry. This theory is called 'The Theory of Carbonology'. It is a grand, unified theory that explains ALL anatomy and physiology."

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Bewitched One 2 months ago

What about HER life though. I assume she also survived but that’s kind of an important thing to include

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Boredest Panda 2 months ago

I’ve seen this one before, but Cher Ami must be acknowledged. Some heroes don’t need capes to fly.

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I LOVE the Story Corps animation (found on youtube), narrated by Ronald McNair's brother.

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Janes is the formulator of a universal theory of life called the ‘Theory of Carbonology’ and has written 14 books on this subject. He presents the theory in a way that is both comprehensive and accessible and supported by a wealth of compelling evidence, including ourselves.

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AtMostAFabulist Premium 2 months ago

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AtMostAFabulist Premium 2 months ago

Everyone knows cats are lucky

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Ladedah 2 months ago (edited)

This is exactly why logic and science should always be the first approach to something "unexplained." Just because you want it to be some kind of "devine sign from above", it doesn't mean that the sign isn't just saying "Please inspect the toilet upstairs."

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One of his books, Carbon's Quantum Call!, provides a simple yet extensive explanation of carbonology and carbonomics, the new version of biology. “This is not just for scientists but for everyone,” Janes notes. “After all, biology is no more in light of this—it's carbonological life now! A more precise and simpler description of life.”

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AtMostAFabulist Premium 2 months ago

So if my cat is a butt head, does that mean I should think of her as family?

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*onyx* 2 months ago

🫡

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Sand Ers 2 months ago

Why some songs can make me cry…

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Since the science world is hesitant to take on new theories and explanations, Janes has his own show on Canalside Radio on Tuesday evenings at 8 pm, where he spreads the word about it. And as he told us, he’s looking for maximum impact to share the information about carbonology.

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Helena 2 months ago

I can't imagine how much this would suck

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cerinamroth 2 months ago

I have kids who I love dearly and I agree 100%. Poor woman.

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Rob 2 months ago

Having seen Jack Whitehall being electrocuted to simulate contractions, never mind anything else, the pain, to a man, must be unimaginable. Even a boot to the bollocks doesn’t come close.

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Heffalump 2 months ago

138 raw nipples worth.

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Rob D 2 months ago

20 years pregnant. Ooof

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Kalevra 2 months ago

I dont think she did either.

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FoxEcoLimaIndiaCharlieIndiAlfa 2 months ago

I was curious as to when this happened and after doing some research, it is said that between 1725-1765, she and her husband, Feodor had 69 children. Of those 69, 67 of them survived infancy, which is a miracle in and of itself given the time period. The father apparently went on to have another 18 kids, with his second wife, making him the father of 87. Imagine if he had to pay child support for all of them? Haha

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Sven Grammersdorf 2 months ago

How is there a photograph of them all if this happened in the 1700s?

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badmotorfinger 2 months ago

There's a record that will not - should not - be broken.

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RajunCajun 2 months ago

how the hell do you feed 69 kids?

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Brian Droste 2 months ago

One at a time. Hahaha.

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mtownmick 2 months ago

All of her births were multiple births. She was pregnant 27 times.

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JustAnotherCommenter(she/they) 2 months ago

Of course it’s a sus number

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Rex-a-Roni 2 months ago

Absolutely disgusting. That poor woman was treated like nothing but a heifer for breeding.

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CL 2 months ago

Maybe... There is almost certainly something medical going on here (possible hyperovulation according to Guinness). And without reliable birth control....well, things happen. Nothing necessarily malicious here.

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Kalevra 2 months ago

yes. no other possibility like her loving her husband and sex.

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Susan Reid Smith 2 months ago

So are most queens and queen-consorts (the wife of a king.)

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Colleen Glim 2 months ago

Yikes. I’d have sworn a vow of celibacy after the first two sets of twins! I had enough trouble dealing with my three girls and they were all singles. My brain refuses to compute 69 children

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Crouching hippo hidden panda 2 months ago

Giving new meaning to “it takes a village”

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Michael Largey 2 months ago

Mister Vassilyeva needs to get some sort of hobby.

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Pam Wilson-Hallinan 2 months ago

Too bad they didn't have Vasectomies back then!

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Gavin Johnson 2 months ago

What DID folk do before the internet existed eh?

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keyboardtek 2 months ago

This reminds me of Groucho Marx's quip on his TV show when a woman told him she had a lot of kids: "I like a good cigar but sometimes I take it out of my mouth."

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axle f 2 months ago

...just say No, lady 🤷

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Pam Wilson-Hallinan 2 months ago

She COULDN"T back them - wifely duty when 'no' was not acceptable!

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Kathleen Stiles 2 months ago

And her husband never changed a diaper (probably). I think her husband should have been staked to a fire-ant hill and smeared with honey

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Sven Grammersdorf 2 months ago

He deserves to be tortured because of something you assume he did?

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michael reid 2 months ago

Probably not seeing as it happened before they were invented

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tee-lena 2 months ago

To have had all but 3 children survive that man was helping because physically she could not do everything. More would be dead

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Pamacious 2 months ago

So when was the photo taken and of whom? Mrs. Vassilyeva's youngest was born in 1765. Photography was invented in 1820s France.

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Deborah B 2 months ago

This is highly doubtful. There was an anecdotal report from "an English merchant in Moscow", but no birth records exist, and the names, dates of birth, and dates of death of all the supposed children are unknown. The vastly more probable explanation is that the claimant, Feodor Vassilyev was simply boasting about his child-producing prowess (he also claimed that his second wife had another 18 children 6 sets of twins and 2 sets of triplets).

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Dave Van Beurden 2 months ago

Rumour has it that the last set of twins didn't even touch the sides at birth

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Family's_disappointment 2 months ago

Huhhhh???

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Grace Gibson 1 month ago

that would be the def of loud house

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Cass Malone 1 month ago

I'd be adopting kids out after the second set of twins

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talieb 2 months ago

They don't even give her a first name -- just her husband's last name.

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Pam Wilson-Hallinan 2 months ago

Good reason for BIRTH CONTROL. So glad we have it!

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EJN 2 months ago

She must have been one strong lady.

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Jude Laskowski 2 months ago

I would have kicked hubby out of the bedroom.

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Ormond Otvos 2 months ago

Putin will have her sainted. Russia needs more soldiers.

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Linda Johnson 2 months ago

pregnant every year for 27+ years ...NOPE!! just nope!!!

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MAKtheknife 2 months ago

I looked this up and it is dubious. at best.

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Karen O'H 2 months ago

why?

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Storm Rise 2 months ago

*shudder* Her internal organs.... *shudder*

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Darlene Melcon 2 months ago

OMG ! The poor woman....

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Vicki Perizzolo 2 months ago

An excellent reason for tubal ligation or, better yet, vasectomy

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Stella Goldfish 2 months ago

That poor woman

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Janice Sanz 2 months ago

Yeah, my aunt only had 17, no multiple births.

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Sanajah Rodriguez 2 months ago

I don’t believe this🤪

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Oops 2 months ago

Cmon, fake.

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Maude Lin 2 months ago

YUCK. That's disgusting!!!

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Two Cat Studio 2 months ago

Does anyone know if there is a picture of this dear woman?

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Cristi nah 2 months ago

AT-CHOOOO - oh, another one

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April Pickett 2 months ago

Then she had to get out of the birthing bed to fix dinner, do the laundry, and do all the things 96 children needed done.

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Vermonta 2 months ago

You'll always have a baby sitter.

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Mary Gibson 2 months ago

We know what she did in the winter.

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Lisa Tetlow 2 months ago

I wonder how far apart her pregnancies were...poor thing.

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Angelshark 2 months ago

Yeesh. Should have spent more time 69-ing.

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Kalevra 2 months ago

ending on 69 is absolutely wild.

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According to this, she would have been pregnant at least 27 times. 🤯

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Rose the Cook 2 months ago

No mention of what of what the husband did for a living to support them all?

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Rigor Moreno 2 months ago

How in a world are you going to raise this kids! Imagine their morning... :D

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BrownEyedPanda 2 months ago

🤯🤯🤯

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Steve Robert 2 months ago

But there wasn't anything good on TV to watch.

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Susan Teter 2 months ago

If that was me, Mr. Vassilyeva would have been taken to the vet! Snip-snip!!!

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ZuriLovesYou 2 months ago

Whoa! All those babies must've been expensive!

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Heather Menard 2 months ago

God damn her husband should have let her be

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Edward Loopyderm 2 months ago

At least 27 pregnancies. Guess they didn't have TV.

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Barry Fruitman 2 months ago

Her poor uterus

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Ronald Robin 2 months ago

Well at least the bloodline is guaranteed to continue...

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Joke Vermote 2 months ago

27 pregnancies, rather her then me!

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Steve Hall 2 months ago

And then television was invented, thank God.

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🇳🇬 Asi Bassey 🇳🇬 2 months ago

27 pregnancies in total. 😳

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David 2 months ago

That poor woman.

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Kelly Scott 2 months ago

I wonder if she could remember all their names. Would have been easier to number them.

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𝖊𝖜𝖔𝛋 2 months ago

Groans in ovary noises

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Katy McMouse 2 months ago

So the above image was them on vacation in the UK? (being sarcastic- I know that's not them).

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Bidango Smith 2 months ago

OMG - That guy had some powerful swimmers ... his second wife gave birth to 18! https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/most-prolific-mother-ever

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FoxEcoLimaIndiaCharlieIndiAlfa 2 months ago

Wow, to not only have that many children, but not 1 single birth, has to be another record that Mrs. Vassilyeva holds.

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MaximumKarmaSaint 2 months ago

Ouch

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Schmebulock 2 months ago

No chance this is real.

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JB 2 months ago

She’s in the Guinness Book of Records, they hardcore fact check. https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/most-prolific-mother-ever

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Sand Ers 2 months ago

And to be clear, when it “degrades”, that means it breaks apart into smaller and smaller pieces. It never will be anything but the plastic that it is now.

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deejak 2 months ago

Oh that could've been awkward.

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When we asked Janes what scientific mystery he would solve if there were no limits, he told us that he already succeeded in his dream of finding out the enigma of life, which now he knows is basically carbon and its activities through its chemistry. “So I found a strong answer to my question.”

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AtMostAFabulist Premium 2 months ago

She's a chimera!

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k1ddkanuck 2 months ago

To be fair, when babies are mad, they still kinda look like that.

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Piwakawaka 2 months ago

Poorly phrased. 90% of Madagascar's biodiversity is not found anywhere else in the world.

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badmotorfinger 2 months ago

RIP IZ

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Val 2 months ago

Love him.

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Family's_disappointment 2 months ago

Ok now it's making me cry 😢

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Pyla 2 months ago

Same with albatross. They fly for months without going to land.

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PattyK 2 months ago

… swam …

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Lego Man 2 months ago

The problem is if it was me in school after that 20 minutes I’d be demanding at least another couple hours 😴

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badmotorfinger 2 months ago

Off to buy some chocolate.

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Robert Trebor 2 months ago

Eltz gennant Faust von Stromberg?

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similarly 2 months ago

I watched a documentary about night movers, and had the impression they mostly help women and children escape from domestic abuse. The founder of one company was a woman who left an abusive marriage, and vowed to help other women.

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deejak 2 months ago

Oops.

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Tayler 2 months ago

With a name like WWOOF, you should be allowed to travel with a dog.

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WindySwede 2 months ago

Me; 🍕🤤➡️👄

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deejak 2 months ago

And sporting a marvelous coat!

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Bewitched One 2 months ago

This is so sad

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Piwakawaka 2 months ago

A little bit of Monica in my life ...

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tom 2 months ago

wow, he must be 400 years old by now

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badmotorfinger 2 months ago

They used Kim Kardashian as a model.

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Owen 2 months ago

Show offs.

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similarly 2 months ago

"threatened" but "prized". I find that sad.

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Louise Clarke 2 months ago

Cute Snek

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Tempest 2 months ago

It’s alright. Keep them hidden. We enjoy the adorable waddling!

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similarly 2 months ago

I don't think people are "sent to" nutrition and exercise professionals. Maybe asked if they want to talk to someone, but it's completely optional. Japan tried to cut down on obesity by fining companies that had too many overweight employees, but there have been complaints that it's leading to discrimination, so they may not do this much longer.

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Peter Parker 2 months ago

No f*x given..

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badmotorfinger 2 months ago

I woke up this morning with a bad hangover, and my penis was missing again.

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Red PANda (she/they/he/ze) 2 months ago

I was gonna make a witty joke about DUI’s but I forgot what I was gonna type 😭

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k1ddkanuck 2 months ago

Which is why Remembrance Day is on Nov 11th. In Canada, we observe a minute of silence at 11:00am on that day for that reason!

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Table 2 months ago

Ow.

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Rory August 2 months ago

This sounds like the most amazing napping spot.

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deejak 2 months ago

As we do.

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badmotorfinger 2 months ago

beer

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Peter Parker 2 months ago

The murder rate on the other hand...

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AtMostAFabulist Premium 2 months ago

Especially a small hard one to the head.

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deejak 2 months ago

Dare to be different.

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Robert Trebor 2 months ago

I think I know a bunch of these.

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Slapdash1 2 months ago

If you pour water in my ear my foot will move towards your bütt. This is called the "leave my fekking orifices alone test."

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Giraffy Window 2 months ago

But you can't eat crickets if you're allergic to shellfish.

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Lily Anne 2 months ago

True, and not only one girl.Many kids from mixed marriages faced such restrictions.

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*onyx* 2 months ago

I must be the smartest person alive then lol

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Schmebulock 2 months ago

That person took the siesta to a whole new level!

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Louise Clarke 2 months ago

They get hydration from the blood in their prey

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Tayler 2 months ago

I had a pair of budgies that raised a chick. They both lost weight due to the frequent crop feedings.

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Family's_disappointment 2 months ago

Why????

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Nicky 2 months ago

You spin me right round baby right round like a record baby round round round...

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Pyla 2 months ago

Comforting

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deejak 2 months ago

Hopefully on November 11th.

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Nicky 2 months ago

Post omitted that he would forgo avocado toast, the main reason he saved $60 B.

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deejak 2 months ago

Ew

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I solved all but the last two squares of a rubick's cube on my own before I finally looked up how to solve it. I don't think I ever would have solved the last bit on my own. Solving a rubick's cube is as easy as following dance steps, but I think the inventor was a genius, not only for making it, but figuring out how to solve it.

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badmotorfinger 2 months ago

And they have yet to find their soul mate the elusive peanut butter fish.

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Alien-Gal-19 2 months ago

OMG FRIZBEE THING!

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Stina Lamar 2 months ago

That looks fun!

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WindySwede 2 months ago

Someone: "I know someone that would be ded if he wore a helmet..."

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Carl Roberts 2 months ago

Technically, they are poisonous. They contain tomatine, which is mildly toxic to humans, but highly toxic to dogs and cats.

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deejak 2 months ago

Is that an eggplant or is your car happy to see me?

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Robert Trebor 2 months ago

I'm this kind of deadbeat.

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Dawn Marie 2 months ago

I would love to see a correlation between those that watched this and the subsequent cancer rates.

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John Mosley 2 months ago

I couldn't have fit one leg through that space.

8points

#88

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AtMostAFabulist Premium 2 months ago

This begs the question of why was it put there?

26points

#89

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michael reid 2 months ago

All surnames are made up aren't they

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#90

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deejak 2 months ago

Mmmmm....burning rubber fumes.....so funny.

21points

#91

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John Mosley 2 months ago

The Eiffel Tower is 15 cm shorter in winter due to the Effect of Shrinkage.

2points

#92

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22points

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deejak 2 months ago

Crickets are high in protein.

38points

#93

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Table 2 months ago

I can fit my savings in there!

65points

#94

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Sand Ers 2 months ago

“Assembled” maybe. It took a lot longer than 9 hours to fabricate the pieces.

32points

#95

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AtMostAFabulist Premium 2 months ago

Insert "Banana for scale " joke here

4points

#96

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Zedrapazia 2 months ago

Yet, the word pronounce was written wrong here.

22points

#97

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Sky Render 2 months ago

3.9 of those years were doing Jack, and the last few days was them stealing the design of Hydrox cookies wholesale.

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#98

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AtMostAFabulist Premium 2 months ago

Does everyone see the face on the lower right side?

76points

#99

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Tucker Cahooter 2 months ago

I'm guessing there isn't a Dollar General store there

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