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So true.
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Photos of very hot girls. There are a lot of bikini pictures.
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Sprint Beemer was built by Sonic Seb in «Lucky Cat Garage».
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When you wash your hands while wearing long sleeves:
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Japanese food dishes you definitely want to try.
Steamed beef/vegetables in Kyoto
Steamed beef/vegetables in Kyoto
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What would Batman post if he had an Instagram account?
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Amazing Door Construction
The Fastest Man Ever
Car Crash on Live TV
Excited Dog Waiting for the Race Start
Gorilla Escape
Cute Squirrel and a Dog
Robbers Filmed the Robbery
Rage Guy vs Cameraman
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Sheila Jones, 64 years old grandmother of 13, has 286. She started adding them just a couple years ago.
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Call them brave or call them stupid. These people love to live extreme.
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- 10 Feb, 2014 |
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Have you ever seen a two-nosed dog? This Belgian Malinois Shepherd mix lives in Glasgow, Scotland. Unfortunately, he lives in the Dog’s Trust Rehoming Center because no one wants to adopt him. Snuffles is only four months old and he already has lived in four different homes.
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- 10 Feb, 2014 |
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Sorry for these pictures, but it has to be seen. A Copenhagen zoo in Denmark killed a young giraffe named Marius with a bolt gun and fed its meat to the lions Sunday, saying the animal was “unwanted.” Marius was given its favorite meal of rye bread by a keeper – and then shot in the head by a vet. The death of Marius, an 18-month-old giraffe considered useless for breeding because his genes were too common, was followed by his dissection in front of a large crowd, including fascinated-looking children, prompting outrage and protests around the world. Copenhagen zoo carried out the killing despite a small group of protesters at the gates and an international petition which garnered more than 27,000 signatures, as well as offers from several zoos to rehouse the creature. Yorkshire Wildlife Park, near Doncaster, which offered to take Marius, said it was saddened to learn of his fate. The animal was killed with a bolt gun so that its meat could eaten, which would not have been possible if anaesthetic had been used.
When a storm of protest broke over the news that the giraffe was to be killed – the small gene pool among European zoos meant there was a risk of inbreeding if it was allowed to reproduce – the zoo posted a detailed justification on its website. It explained that as part of an international programme, only unrelated animals were allowed to breed: "When breeding success increases, it is sometimes necessary to euthanise." The zoo also said that giving Marius contraceptives would have had unwanted side-effects and represented poor animal welfare, and that there was no programme for releasing giraffes into the wild.
Here is the Facebook page of the killer zoo
Warning! Graphic images!
When a storm of protest broke over the news that the giraffe was to be killed – the small gene pool among European zoos meant there was a risk of inbreeding if it was allowed to reproduce – the zoo posted a detailed justification on its website. It explained that as part of an international programme, only unrelated animals were allowed to breed: "When breeding success increases, it is sometimes necessary to euthanise." The zoo also said that giving Marius contraceptives would have had unwanted side-effects and represented poor animal welfare, and that there was no programme for releasing giraffes into the wild.
Here is the Facebook page of the killer zoo
Warning! Graphic images!
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- 10 Feb, 2014 |
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7 year-old Jesse Heikkila fought a long, hard battle with brain cancer. In his short life, he had to face a lot of challenges, but they never destroyed his dreams. Jesse wanted to be a superhero, or a police officer, or maybe even an Olympic swimmer. Sadly, his dreams were destroyed when he lost his struggle with brain cancer before he turned 8 years-old.
