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A kind gesture.

A kind gesture.
Crusaders grave, Kilmuir cemetary on the Isle of Skye, Scotland
Crusaders grave, Kilmuir cemetary on the Isle of Skye, Scotland
Fourth of July PSA
Fourth of July PSA
yikes
yikes
Amish woman skateboarding
Amish woman skateboarding
Make it stop.
Make it stop.
Sage advice.
Sage advice.
Shakey shakey
Shakey shakey
Not wrong.
Not wrong.
Nya[n] – A Origin Story
Nya[n] – A Origin Story
*Breathing intensifies*
*Breathing intensifies*
Bee facts.
Bee facts.
But seriously consider not lighting fireworks.
But seriously consider not lighting fireworks.
Forgotten past.
Forgotten past.
CAAArrrrrrrllllllllllllllllllll
CAAArrrrrrrllllllllllllllllllll
Halp[ert]
Halp[ert]
Never+Use+Euphemisms
Never Use Euphemisms
I+want+this+energy+back
I want this energy back
A+fully+robotic+bar+in+Italy.
A fully robotic bar in Italy.
Meanwhile+at+a+job+interview
Meanwhile at a job interview
Join the conversation
Patton+Oswald%26%238217%3Bs+post+emmy+celebration+%26quot%3BThis+%23Emmys+after+party+is+off+da+CHAIN%21%26quot%3B
Patton Oswald’s post emmy celebration "This #Emmys after party is off da CHAIN!"
Barbie+and+the+Magical+Race+Against+Thermodynamic+Entropy
Barbie and the Magical Race Against Thermodynamic Entropy
Shots+fired%21
Shots fired!
The+installation+of+the+statue+at+the+Lincoln+Memorial+in+1920.+The+marble+figure+was+originally+slated+to+be+only+10+feet+high%3B+however%2C+they+nearly+doubled+it+to+19+feet+to+better+reflect+President+Lincoln%26%238217%3Bs+contribution+to+our+nation.
The installation of the statue at the Lincoln Memorial in 1920. The marble figure was originally slated to be only 10 feet high; however, they nearly doubled it to 19 feet to better reflect President Lincoln’s contribution to our nation.
How+not+to+drown%2C+explained+by+the+US+Navy+SEALS.
How not to drown, explained by the US Navy SEALS.
Christopher+Lee+how+we+miss+you.
Christopher Lee how we miss you.
Do+you+even+work+here%3F
Do you even work here?
Nikola+Tesla+describing+a+cell+phone+of+today+back+in+1926.
Nikola Tesla describing a cell phone of today back in 1926.