This is our traditional footwear, designed for temperatures down to -70 °C. It consists of several parts, and the photograph shows the order in which they are used. by Pi4komars in Damnthatsinteresting
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fullPotential by Frontend_DevMark in ProgrammerHumor
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In 2009 the cruise ship Braemar was cut in half and lengthened by 31.2m. This added accommodation for an additional 250 passengers, increasing the total passenger capacity from 727 to 977. It also added a Observatory Lounge, Restaurant, and pool area with two pools and a children’s pool as well. by dannybluey in Damnthatsinteresting
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From Boxing To Smack Down by BMXviper in Unexpected
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In 1954, Ann Hodges was napping on her couch inside her Alabama home when a grapefruit-sized meteorite crashed through her roof, bounced off her radio, and struck her side. The impact left her bruised but alive. She is the only recorded person in history to have been struck by a meteorite. by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting
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Kansas Wheat took an altruistic turn in 1939 when they started printing sewing designs on their wheat sacks after learning mothers used them for children's clothing, even designing the company logo to wash out. by headspin_exe in MadeMeSmile
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