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STICKY You ever heard of Matar judíos? [720x2845 - 835KB]

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TIL in Danish, bæ means "shit."

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TIL Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara offended Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and his wife Akie by serving them dinner in a shoe. There is nothing lowlier than a shoe in Japanese culture.

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TIL in 1971, Muslims murdered 2.4 million Hindus and raped over 200,000 Hindu women

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TIL the reason why toilet seats are U-shaped in public bathrooms but aren’t at home – and it’s to do with hygiene

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Bad Goy Trophy 2016 | Results are in, MENA is World Champion

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TIL Poal has a HR department.

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Jews Have Such A Stranglehold On CA That They Can Reject A Curriculum For Not Being Sympathetic Enough Towards Them

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In 2013 author Adam Labor published a book called ‘The Tower of Basel‘ which analysed certain key figureheads behind the early years of the BIS. What Labor detailed is how many of them were integral members of the Nazi regime.

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Map of cartel activity in the US. More prolific than you'd think.

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TiL - Amazonians bury deformed children alive. Amazonians believe one twin infant is evil and the other is good; so they kill both just to cover their bases.

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TIL Joe Biden lied when he said, “A tractor-trailer, a guy who allegedly — and I never pursued it — drank his lunch instead of eating his lunch, broadsided my family and killed my wife instantly and killed my daughter instantly and hospitalized my two sons …”

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TIL as recently as 2006 genetic testing confirmed the existence of polar bear-grizzly bear hybrids, also known as ‘grolar bears’ or ‘pizzly bears’.

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TIL the newspaper industry sensationalized the "War Of The World" panic to prove to advertisers, and regulators, that radio management was irresponsible and not to be trusted.

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TIL Rosa Parks was not sitting in a whites-only section, she was actually sitting in the first row of the middle section for African Americans—the “colored” section.

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TIL American flamingos’ long legs appear as though their knees bend backwards, which is not the case. Flamingos actually stand on their “tip-toes” – meaning the prominent joint on their leg is their ankle! Their knee is hidden by feathers and is located close to the bird’s body.

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TIL former MLB pitcher Gaylord Perry reportedly approached the makers of Vaseline about endorsing the product and was allegedly rebuffed with a one-line postcard reading, "We soothe babies' backsides, not baseballs."

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TIL jet packing is similar to spooning. However, the "little spoon" is larger than the "big spoon, thus giving off the image of a human jetpack.

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TIL that two female performance artists decided to hitchhike through the Middle East to "send a message of peace." Their trip ended after three weeks when one of them was raped, robbed, and murdered.

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TIL that in 2009 an NY cop was placed in a psychiatric facility by fellow officers for releasing recordings that showed quotas were leading to police abuses such as wrongful arrests

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TIL humpback whales use their flippers to swat salmon into their mouths

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TIL cave glow-worms vomit long sticky urine threads to catch prey

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TIL Steve Bannon fucked children at epstein's in Paris

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TIL the unusual appearance of this egg-laying, duck-billed, beaver-tailed, otter-footed mammal baffled European naturalists when they first encountered it, and the first scientists to examine a preserved platypus body (in 1799) judged it a fake, made of several animals sewn together.

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TIL despite the song's references to dancing, and despite the demonstrations of the dance during performances, would-be censors believed the song "Willie and the Hand Jive" glorified masturbation.

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