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City scene. Photo by Vsevolod Tarasevich (Volzhsky, Volgograd oblast, 1967).

B-52 Stratofortress with Skybolt air-launched ballistic missiles.

Kuwaiti magazine ‘Al-Arabi’ front cover shows Syrian teenage girls carrying rifles as they prepare to combat the Zionist entity in 1967

On September 19, 1991, a German couple was hiking in the Austrian Alps when they found a body of what they thought was a mountain climber who accidentally perished...However, it turned out the body had been frozen in the ice for over 5300 years. The body became known as Ötzi, 'The Iceman'. Shockingly, the iceman appeared to have been a victim of a murder and still had an arrowhead stuck in his left shoulder (in addition to many other injuries). A wealth of prehistoric items were found scattered around the body, including a bow with arrows, a copper axe, a flint knife with a woven sheath, fur and leather clothing, shoes, and other small items.

Pasadena police "horseplay" accident

3. Trigger discipline is overrated

Photos by Carlos Gonzáles Ximénez

so please god. install ublock origin or whatever works for you. delete the apps and use whatever website you can't live without through the browser. you are LITERALLY worth more as a human being, your TIME, your MIND is worth more than the ads they put on your feeds.

"One of the largest second hand resellers of Lego's in America is run by a sect of Mormons who systematically use the local police in their area to stymie and smother critiques of their business practices after stealing almost a quarter of a million dollar collection" sounds like a bit and yet it's realer than anything else. Or "Operating one of the largest cookie companies and consistently getting in trouble with the Department of Labor for deliberately allowing franchisees to keep underage employees on for long hours", seems like a bit, and then you see the fun and exciting lawsuits on Crumbl. And then you look up the founders and see "Utah State" and know.

mammoth tusk being unearthed in siberia