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Scenes From D-Day, Then and Now On June 6, 1944, Allied soldiers descended on the beaches of Normandy for D-Day, an operation that turned the tide of the Second World War against the Nazis, marking the beginning of the end of the conflict. Reuters photographer Chris Helgren compiled archive pictures taken during the invasion and went back to the same places to photograph them as they appear today.

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The Help 2011 - “Eat my shit!”

by Denny Bitte

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It’s almost here guys! I’m too excited!

Ed, Edd ‘n’ Eddy - “Keeping Up with the Eds” Shovel, Cartoon Network

Thunderstorm photographed over the Pacific Ocean at night. The photographer and pilot, Santiago Borja, says he was circling around it at 37,000 feet altitude en route to South America when he captured this spectacular view.

A West Virginia police officer pulled over a very drunk woman whose baby was covered in feces and vomit in the back seat. The baby was screaming, so the officer bathed him in the barracks sink while waiting for child protective services. That smile though. (Source)