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These are Witches' Stairs.

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Norway 1, Bank Robber 0

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Fishy Business

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Allow me to take you through the history of potato niggers [0:58]

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TY Big Bertha [700x807 - 770KB]

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David Irving epitomizes that type of man who've been hounded mercilessly merely because they had the audacity to courageously speak unpopular and unprofitable truth, in the face of abject self-serving cowardice from the majority...

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Normal People Hate This One Neat Trick! [603x603 - 35KB]

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‼️🚨🇷🇺🇮🇱 We were investigating the ‘Russians are drunks’ meme stereotype, and look what came up: A series of pre-revolutionary Alcohol brands & companies which operated in Eastern Europe, 1910s…

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Outgunned by a Skunk

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The Green Man Of Pennsylvania: The Single Proven "Ghost" Story

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Lobster... food of the poors

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"The Oath Skull from Germany is believed to originate from the 16th or 17th century..."

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Many don't know but lactose tolerance facilitated colonizing the world. [460x603 - 359KB]

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"Wearing red bandanas they became known to their enemies as 'rednecks'."

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How a Montana businessman built a Cobra attack helicopter from spare parts

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The time the Air Force accidentally sold all its B-2 windshields to some guy building a tree house

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When Paper Clothing Was the Perfect Fit

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On Target For Moooo!

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Terry Fox was a cancer patient who ran 5,373 km across Canada in just 143 days before he died.

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When Life Gives You Lemon, Sell It For $1800

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In Indian Country, Good Deeds Are Rewarded

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Stabbed in the Butt: The Mass Hysteria Behind the London Monster of 1790 and the Tragic Case of Rhynwick Williams

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“A score of Indian figures were at work”

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Switzerland's Military Fiercely Defends Its Borders...But Only During Bankers Hours

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Marie Curie’s Papers Are Still Radioactive and Will Be for Centuries

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