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Knowing obscure facts isn't just fun. It's also good for our mental health. For example, experts say that playing trivia games can provide a dopamine rush much like gambling, but without the negative effects.

Even if our trivia games differ, the benefits are there. Whether we're playing Trivial Pursuit at home or attending a pub trivia night, the basic premise remains the same: we experience the thrill of providing correct answers to questions about lesser-known facts.

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Sweet Girl

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BananaJo 3 years ago

I mean...it isn't wrong

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"You get a rush or a neuroreward signal or a dopamine burst from winning,” John Kounios, Ph.D., professor of psychology and director of the doctoral program in applied cognitive and brain sciences at Drexel University in Pennsylvania, told Healthline. “I think whenever you’re challenged with a trivia question and you happen to know it, you get a rush. It’s sort of like gambling.”

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TotalPotterhead 3 years ago

A true hero

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Bernd Herbert 3 years ago

Another one, who died way too early :-(

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Maris madness 3 years ago

What a hero

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Kounios said the benefits can also be similar to those of playing a video game.

However, unlike gambling and even video games, Kounios said trivia is generally not a problematic habit.

“I don’t think there are any pitfalls,” he said. “Like anything else that’s fun, it takes up time.”

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Good on you, Jarret!

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Good job, dude!

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BananaJo 3 years ago

Shut up, I'm not crying

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A librarian from California, Sarah Kishler, loves trivia games and enjoys attending a monthly pub trivia night in which a team of librarians participates.

"Learning facts so that I can get better at trivia is definitely a passion of mine," she told Healthline. "Getting a question right is definitely very satisfying to me."

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LottieH 3 years ago

I laughed way too hard at this 😂😂

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Helen Haley 3 years ago

The world misses her.

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Jack Centner 3 years ago

Yes ma'am

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Steve in Denver 3 years ago

Indeed. When i read about the friction betwen Harry and William, I thought about how much they need her right now.

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Rose Sakkara Blacke 3 years ago

yes we do! I still cry when I remember I could not stop crying the day she died

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Raven Tompkins 3 years ago

Perhaps. More likely the world misses the symbol of British royals as strength and country unity, a symbol strong enough to gloss over the reality of racism.

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River Webb 3 years ago

she was an amazing woman, a true loss to this world

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Mu B 3 years ago

I remember this being a 'brave' thing to do at the time.

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H Edwards 3 years ago

Yes, she helped a lot of people understand that there was nothing to fear.

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Friend of Nyekachi Douglas 3 years ago

She was beautiful inside and out!

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Watching 3 years ago

I loved Diana so much, the night she died I fell asleep early. My husband saw it on the news but he wouldn't wake me up. Because he knew how upset I would be. I know it seems silly now, but I really loved her.

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

THIS!

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Brendan 3 years ago

God bless that woman!

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Gabby M 3 years ago

Such a simple act, but still so impactful. Compassion is a beautiful thing.

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Aria Whitaker 3 years ago

She was such a gentle soul...taken WAY too soon.

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Brandi VanSteenwyk 3 years ago

Oh.... And the royals were SOOOOOO very unhappy with her choices. As if this was the least of their complaints about such a wonderful lady.

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The_tattered_hippie 3 years ago

Considering how much of a proponent the royal family is of eugenics..... that’s not surprising they had a fit about this

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Tracy Sellars 3 years ago

I remember how shocking this was at the time. Most discussion and news articles made you terrified of interacting with someone with HIV. It changed peoples view and made people more open to learn more.

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Agnes Jekyll 3 years ago

People suggested quarantining HIV patients on islands, business men stopped eating downtown because they were afraid they'd get AIDS from the waiters.

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Jarno Flinkers 3 years ago

I miss this kind soul. She was that breath of fresh air.

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MRS FLASHMAN 3 years ago

People's Princess

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Easily Excitable Panda 3 years ago

She took William and Harry with her, too.

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Some said it was for her PR, but she genuinely went to these wards in a time when we knew way less about HIV than we do about Covid.

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The_tattered_hippie 3 years ago

I mean, it kinda was. She wanted the whole world to see her touching an AIDS patient. She wasn’t an idiot. She knew how to play the game and turn it in her favor. I personally (and I know many who agree) feel she was in some way like “welp, I got media up my butt all the time anyway, at least let me give them something interesting to talk about and hopefully it’ll change peoples minds about HIV/AIDS patients” 🤷🏻‍♀️ With all the fear surrounding the disease, no way would she have done this JUST to win points for herself. This was such a huge thing to do back then.

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ShutUpsy 3 years ago

The most beautiful woman.

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El Dee 3 years ago

This was SUCH a big thing then, it was the start of overcoming some of the stigma (some)

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depressePANcake 3 years ago

RIP

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Natalia Shoemark 3 years ago

#legend

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BabaBizzle 3 years ago

She was the epitome of class and grace and decency.

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Mimi M 3 years ago

The fact that she was mourned and remembered is not because she was a celebrity or even a royal who married a prince. It was/is because she had a big heart.

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Tigger O 3 years ago

And she certainly shared it around. Around men other than her husband, mostly.

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Baking Cactus 3 years ago

%100 deserving of the title ~Princess~

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Ami Temi 3 years ago

What a beautiful soul she was!

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CincyReds 3 years ago

What a beautiful sole

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Jeri Cooley 3 years ago

Gone too soon..

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lara 3 years ago

I miss her. She was a stunningly beautiful woman both physically and spiritually.

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Julieta S. 3 years ago

A beautiful soul

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Teresa Groth 3 years ago

Diana was a Noble with a great gift to love others!

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Emily Phillips 3 years ago

She was definitely the people's princess. She was a beautiful woman.

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Collette Francis 3 years ago (edited)

Wish she was alive still, what a wonderful place the world would be now. Some would say an angel was recalled to heaven

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Azure Adams 3 years ago

Class Act. She was way too good for the inbred royals

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birdie 3 years ago

such a wonderful lady. and a tragedy too. the whole royal family is a bit corrupt but even with the controversy, i think megan and harry are going in the right direction!

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The_tattered_hippie 3 years ago

I remember this. It was HUGE.

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ADHD 3 years ago

the only decent royal that ever existed.

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Xan Maranya 3 years ago

The World Princess... flawed but gracious to all.

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Gail Cloutier 3 years ago

She was a great woman and her charities still go on.

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Elaine Mattingly 3 years ago

A thoughtfull, heart felt act can move mountains.

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Lisa Tetlow 3 years ago

Another beautiful person gone too soon.

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Lisa Chambers 3 years ago

All they wanted was someone to show them humanity.

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TomiSmith 3 years ago

What else would such a kind and compassionate person do? She will always be missed.

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Sandy Cormack 3 years ago

Never mind, now the world has Megan to take her place.

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Vincent Jay 3 years ago

It can be spread through casual contact. Casual contact does not always result in transmission, in fact it's unlikely to spread through casual contact, but it is possible.

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Veronica Vatter 3 years ago

And the world began to change with just a handshake

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Gary Jay 3 years ago

Yes, while Ronnie the Beloved Reagan ignored saying "HIV" or "AIDS" for almost his entire administration.

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Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago

She was a rarity amongst royals, such a shame

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Roberto Durante 3 years ago

soon a beautiful appearance will surprise the world

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Cybele Spanjaard 3 years ago

She did more for the royal family than any other member. If was alive still many things would have changed for the best for others too.

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Maple Chan 3 years ago

I wish there were more people like her...

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Paige Garberding 3 years ago

She died way too young. She gave a lot and had lots more to give. I suspect she's in Animal Heaven where the nicest people go.

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Priscilla Wilkes 3 years ago

True Queen 💙💙💙💙

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Polly Culberson 3 years ago

She was always so kind and understanding.

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Steve in Denver 3 years ago

There were many royal-class people who would not touch her after that. She sacrificed so mch to follow her heart.

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Lyn Moffett 3 years ago

Wonder how Lizzie liked that lol

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D K 3 years ago

Princess Di ❤️ I was 16 and had just put the two kids I was babysitting down for bed when this news broke.

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Sadie Vincent 3 years ago

anyone getting Crown vibes?

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Katherine Ann 3 years ago

Don't they mean could not?

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Grumble O'Pug 3 years ago

this is common knowledge.

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Pamela24 3 years ago

It's not that stupid. People need others to look up to, celebrities are (for better and worse) here for it. Nothing better than if they use that power to do some good like in this situation.

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H Edwards 3 years ago

You should do some research about that time. Even the medical professionals were wearing gloves and masks to start with. People were scared, they didn't have all the facts about how HIV could be transmitted. The stigma was incredible. Diana very publicly showed a lot of people that she was not afraid to touch HIV patients. She treated them like human beings, when they were being treated like dirt by most of society. It was a huge thing at the time, and one of the single biggest stigma-breaking acts that was seen around the world and by a very wide audience. She didn't fix everything, obviously, but it was a big and significant step.

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Agnes Jekyll 3 years ago

Sister Teresa, her sisters of mercy, and Diana were some of the few that would care for the dying...it was a horrible, terrifying time, and some of those patients died all alone.

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Guido Pisano 3 years ago

Same in Italy... You're allowed to disobey an order that you think is illegal...

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Over the past decade or so, pub trivia nights that are popular in the United Kingdom appear to have grown in other parts of Europe and the United States.

Enthusiasts like Kishler enjoy getting to interact with people at these events, especially compared to electronic trivia games.

She has learned that doing well at these social trivia games gives her "a feeling of validation" and increases her self-esteem.

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BananaJo 3 years ago

Yes. Just, that's all I have to say!

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Andy Acceber 3 years ago

#goals

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River Webb 3 years ago

yeah Disney often adapts its stories to be appropriate for children, eventually leading everybody to only remember the Disney version and not the original

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"I love general knowledge, geography, literature, music, science trivia," Kishler explained. "I just love to accumulate knowledge. I like the exercise that it gives my brain and memory."

She doesn't think of herself as a competitive person but nevertheless enjoys getting a bit amped up at trivia games.

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Whoever would have thunk it?

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River Webb 3 years ago

wise words from a wise man

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Paizleypie 3 years ago

The ultimate treasure!

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“People really like to have some expertise on something and the brain is very good at focusing on things that you’re interested in,” Deborah Stokes, Ph.D., L.P.C., B.C.N., a psychologist in Virginia, who focuses on neurotherapy, told Healthline.

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TotalPotterhead 3 years ago

It’s F l o a t i n g

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ivan bolitekurac 3 years ago (edited)

Oh deer

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River Webb 3 years ago

she was an amazing woman, her death was such a tragedy

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According to Stokes, learning large bodies of knowledge can often start with trivia. And people who are interested in trivia can be brainy, have a high IQ, and be smart on a lot of levels.

However, Kounios said that people aren’t necessarily better at trivia games just because they’re more educated.

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Láďa Durchánek 3 years ago

I can barely draw a stick figure and if instructions have more than one step it is safer to write them down.

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ADHORTATOR 3 years ago (edited)

that's way better than a Emmy award

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Rod Egret 3 years ago

If it's true it's brilliant!

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"Some people soak up facts,” Kounios added. "Plenty of people with a lot more education may not remember what they had for breakfast yesterday morning."

"In typical people, my observation, not backed up by any research, is that their interest in trivia is confined to topics that they are generally interested in. So if a person is very interested in history, then they may either seek out history trivia, or they might just naturally pick it up in the course of learning about nontrivial aspects of history."

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Monty Is Fiennes 3 years ago

I love Dave Grohl, but he isn't the only artist to have done this....

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Paizleypie 3 years ago

WHY is this not one of the Wonders of the World?

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Cindy Lu 3 years ago

Meghan Markle gonna be pissed.

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Stokes pointed out that trying to retain information about things we're interested in can be like a good exercise for the frontal cortex as the brain ages.

"That’s the first thing to go with injury or with age if we don’t use it," she said.

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The Dave 3 years ago

The bulb is located in the bay of a fire station. Go check it out!

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Cue “Twilight Zone” music

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

They look smitten with each other

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Of course, it's completely understandable if the pandemic has drained your brain of the desire to learn and flooded it with boredom and tiredness instead. In an earlier Bored Panda interview, Lenore Skenazy, the president of Let Grow and the founder of the Free-Range-Kids movement, said that before we can become curious again, we have to do the hard part: get off the couch. Force yourself out the door. Why? Because beyond your four walls, things are never exactly the same. Weather, animals, people, sounds, smells, clouds—they’re all swirling about."

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S. Tor Storm 3 years ago

Actually, she served in WWI and also helped defeat the romans

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Bill 3 years ago

Just like being 18

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

WHOA!

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Lenore continued: "Ask yourself to start noticing new things. I did that this morning with a friend. We took a walk around our neighborhood and started looking for interesting details in the homes and buildings we passed. It went from a walk down streets we’d seen a million times to a sort of treasure hunt. And the big thing we were really hunting for? Curiosity! When you’re curious you’re alive again—noticing, thinking, making connections. You can’t do that if there’s no new information coming in. So your first step is to force yourself out of a rut by leaving the house (harder during the pandemic, but not impossible)."

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River Webb 3 years ago

what an amazing guy

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Little Ms. Quirky 3 years ago

other universities have to follow this!

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Bill 3 years ago

War is hell.

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Ooooo! I want to go there!

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Bernd Herbert 3 years ago

I always like to image what stories such old structure might have to tell

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S. Tor Storm 3 years ago (edited)

not impressed.. but then again Im an old giza

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Too Little Too Late!

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Good job, Netherlands!

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Amy Pattie 3 years ago

Even nature hates that song

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Helen Haley 3 years ago

I hope he is receiving maximum strength therapy.

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Michelle M 3 years ago

Here's another fact. Marilyn Monroe and Queen Elizabeth were born in the same year.

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Bill 3 years ago

Except 21 payouts and Non Disclosure agreements. No innocent person would pay out that many times

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

And nobody noticed? How did that happen?

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QuokkaVibes 3 years ago

As an Italian (but this is my personal belief, everyone is entitled to it's own) this is exactly something Mafia would do. It's something I know occurs in Italy on a daily basis. You see a quite common modus operandi is mobster would do something nice for the community or for specific people, so that the community in the area feels dependable. One well known method of recruiting in the mafia is: you have a problem, we send to you someone you know (and you don't know he works for us). Maybe a friend of a friend. He'll fix your problem for you. After time is passed this person asks for a little innocent thing like let's say "I'm sick can you bring this box to this adress? I can't move". After that he asks for more pressuring you on the favor he did awhile back and tells you that box you delivered was full of drugs/handguns so you're an accomplice. And that's it you're in a system you can't escape without hurting family and friends.

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Rod Egret 3 years ago

Technically wind is more efficient....

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Color Me SHOCKED!

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

I assume that this photo is all of the lazy culprits and, of course, the one who actually did the deed

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ADHORTATOR 3 years ago

Wise words

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Ember 3 years ago

Ha ha ha!

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Michelle M 3 years ago

"Two gunshot wounds"

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Lydia Dean-Melchior 3 years ago

Karma!

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BananaJo 3 years ago

I'm sorry I have to laugh a bit

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Paizleypie 3 years ago

No, he's just resting his eyes

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Bobert Robertson 3 years ago

Tupac is also the only rapper who can wear a sweater vest knitted by his grandma and still maintain his tough image.

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Troux 3 years ago

If asked...that would be amazing. If spontaneous and unprovoked, that would be annoying as hell.

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Lydia Dean-Melchior 3 years ago

Massive!

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Andy Acceber 3 years ago

That's not that unusual. You already have to be mega wealthy to be president, and presidents have every conceivable opportunity to make however much money they want after their term. In comparison, the salary is a pittance.

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River Webb 3 years ago

so the others killed offscreen?

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Sara Rodrigues 3 years ago

There are several rumours regarding how many languages she can speak, and it was actually confirmed that she can speak all 5 languages, but she's only fluent in spanish, english and portuguese.

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ivan bolitekurac 3 years ago

The real Nigerian prince 😁

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Jonathan 3 years ago

One of my favourite places on earth. Been so many times but always feels like my first, there's just so much to see and do.

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Lydia Dean-Melchior 3 years ago

He's got skills.

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Eliška Hůlková 3 years ago

Practical hairstyle!

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Paizleypie 3 years ago

It's very POINTY

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Mu B 3 years ago

What a great gig to get - chilling with the dawgs.

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rspanther 3 years ago

Do the stripes on the skin match the stripes on on the fur?

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S. Tor Storm 3 years ago

pac-man gained some weight

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N G 3 years ago

NOPE!!!!!

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Bobert Robertson 3 years ago

I just imagine being one of his teammates... might as well just sit and play in the grass looking for bugs or something

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S. Tor Storm 3 years ago

When he broke up fights he said: time for some divine intervention!

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Raksha swami 3 years ago

Priorities

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Bill 3 years ago

Why not jus weigh them?

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Babies are also able to drink in Japan

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BananaJo 3 years ago

How do you not notice that?!?!

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Ember 3 years ago

Romantic...

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MagicalUnicorn 3 years ago

smart decision

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Bernd Herbert 3 years ago

And again this ones shows how stupid conspiracy theorists are

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Amy Pattie 3 years ago

I am not surprised, there’s a whole book dedicated to her isn’t there?

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SykesDaMan 3 years ago

"No hard feelings?"

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Islafoxcraft 3 years ago

RIP Kobe

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Bernd Herbert 3 years ago

D'Oh. As if the Bible is some kind of a fact book...

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Paizleypie 3 years ago

Batman quietly broods by his fireplace . . .

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S. Tor Storm 3 years ago

I get a kink just looking at that thing

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BananaJo 3 years ago

That's true and I'm one of them

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Helen Haley 3 years ago

gross

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Helen Haley 3 years ago

That was an overreaction.

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Monty Is Fiennes 3 years ago

Just one point who is judging his technique, coz I imagine that it would be a difficult job to tell him he wasn't good enough...

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

Not necessarily dildos. They are more likely fertility statues, like the venuses.

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Monty Is Fiennes 3 years ago

Whoa...

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S. Tor Storm 3 years ago

he was trying to find himself

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rspanther 3 years ago

Oops. Doesn't sound like he was much of an expert.

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PhybreAwptic 3 years ago

Makes a mean spaghetti though

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Jonathan 3 years ago

It was Vitamin C powder.

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PhybreAwptic 3 years ago

And then became Santa Claus where he was around a different kind of snow.

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Linus Nilsson 3 years ago

Except he never did... https://checkyourfact.com/2019/10/24/fact-check-bill-gates-microsoft-lazy-person-hard-job-easy-way/

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Lydia Dean-Melchior 3 years ago

Well... that's just mean.

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#100

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Linus Nilsson 3 years ago

I like seeing this just after reading Hawkins comment on the other post

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#101

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KrabbyGramps666 3 years ago

There should be a license you have to get to have kids

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Helen Haley 3 years ago

This can't be good for their health.

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Another Fool on the Hill 3 years ago

So, how many weeks did it take to become as rich as Elon Musk?

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Bobert Robertson 3 years ago

But... people still haven't learned how to properly drive their cars...

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S. Tor Storm 3 years ago

fitting that über means over, then

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heidi hunt 3 years ago

Wow I wish I could of been there. That had to be epic

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Niall Mac Iomera 3 years ago

How do you buy a car in someone else's name?

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Paul Budhram 3 years ago

I will refuse to believe that that wasn't on purpose

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Bill 3 years ago

The websites Cracked and Redditt said it was 10k per month on similar posts

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Bill 3 years ago

Kinda jack ass move

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Jennifer White 3 years ago

Baby shark do do do do do do..

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Bill 3 years ago

How many more times are they going to rerelease this game?

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Linus Nilsson 3 years ago

Per capita. Due to the small population, every theft is counted x100.

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guillaume vienne 3 years ago

The real one punch man

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Finwie 3 years ago

I've watched it! Not the scariest in my opinion, but I watch a lot of horror movies 😅

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Linus Nilsson 3 years ago

Good, no 4-year old should die. Also all these stories of Hitler being saved from one death or another, are there ever any sources that they happened?

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