Interesting As Fuck...

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This is how babies used to fly on airplanes in 1960s.

There HAS to be a story of when turbulence sent a baby flying out that thing.

 

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An ancient Roman jug dating back to the 5th century AD found under an abandoned theater near Milan, Italy.

 

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Before and after pics covering an extensive port-wine stain birthmark

 

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A nurse is looking for a vein on the hand of a premature baby.

 

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After 4 years of planning and 2 months of working a team of hackers turned their MIT Earth & Planetary building into a game of Tetris

 

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girl buried with ceramic flowers

 

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Manhattan of the Middle Ages. The Italian city of Bologna had 180 towers by AD 1200. The tallest, 320 feet high, still stands and was completed in AD 1119.

 

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Union Pacific snow blower traincar.

 

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Native American History, Chief Geronimo of the Apache tribe in 1905 at age 76.

 

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One of the strangest natural formations in the southwest is this sand-filled pit in the Utah desert

 

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Lichtenberg figure scars caused by lightning strike

 

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Aogashima, Japan’s most isolated inhabited volcanic island, apart of the Izu archipelago.

 

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A salesman has his motorized roller skates refueled at a gas station, 1961.

 

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This is what happens when you put a highlighter in a microwave

 

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Bull with genetic disorder called double-muscling (phenotype of a myostatin knockout)

 

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A child from Indonesian indigenous tribe with strange genetic fluke that causes their eyes to turn blue. Photo by Korchnoi Pasaribu.

 

[4 Dimensional]

Bull with genetic disorder called double-muscling (phenotype of a myostatin knockout)

Mofo is a brolic like shit

 

[SamSneed]

Mofo is a brolic like shit

Nigga talks mad bullshit, mad

 

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Policeman In San Francisco Scolds A Man For Not Wearing A Mask During The 1918 Influenza Pandemic

 

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In 1998, Honduras built a bridge over the Choluteca river, but Hurricane Mitch rerouted the river

 

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This is a picture of Abu Tahsin al-Salhi, an Iraqi veteran sniper who is credited with killing over 384 ISIS members during the Iraqi Civil War, receiving the nickname “Hawk Eye.” The leader of ISIS was so afraid of him, he put a bounty of $250,000 on the sniper.

 

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Albino animals are beautiful

 

[CoTtOnMoUf]

Good thread

 

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This guy was believef to have Acromegaly. It is a hormonal disorder that develops when your pituitary gland produces too much growth hormone during adulthood. When this happens, your bones increase in size, including those of your hands, feet and face. Acromegaly usually affects middle-aged adults

 

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The statue of Michaelangelo encased in bricks during WWII to prevent bomb damage

 

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Why Franklin Roosevelt is on the dime

 

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This is Japanese veteran from WW2. His name is Hiroo Onoda. He managed to survive 30 years after the war ended in Filipinas jungle where he kept fighting because he didn't know the war was over and refused to give up. Only his old captain personally convinced him to go home.

 

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Hiroshima in 1945 vs now. A single lifetime

 

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The Inside Of An 1930s Airplane

 

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Winston Churchill got a prescription for alcohol to get around American Prohibition.

 

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The release of Windows 95.

 

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In a social experiment, U2 music band members disguised themselves as regular street musicians and gave a free concert in a New York City subway station. No one paid them any attention until they revealed who they really were.

 

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This is a parasite called the Cymothoa Exigua. It enters through a fish’s gills, sucks the blood off the fish’s tongue, then replaces the withered tongue with itself. Now every time the fish eats, it takes away a portion of the food for itself.

 

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TDIH: The King of Sweden, Karl XII, was fatally shot through the head (1718)

 

[Deezz]

In 1998, Honduras built a bridge over the Choluteca river, but Hurricane Mitch rerouted the river

This is just crazy. I had to get more info on this. Here is another angle. The entire structure didn't survive, but the middle section of the bridge of course still stands.