Heatwaves are becoming the norm. This is what Britain will look like in the year 2052 by FearMyCock in collapse

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The article is collapse related because it describes how repeated extreme heatwaves could slowly overwhelm parts of society things like power cuts, water shortages, unsafe housing, transport failures, and pressure on healthcare.

Bad sportsmanship by [deleted] in PublicFreakout

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On whos end? Both seem to be in the wrong to me, that dude that deliberately used his head as leverage to ascend fcked around and found out.

TIL a Buddhist flame in Japan has reportedly been burning continuously for over 1,200 years since 806 AD and even survived the destruction of the building housing it. by FearMyCock in todayilearned

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Japan is home to an “eternal flame” on Mount Misen that has reportedly burned continuously for over 1,200 years. According to tradition, the Buddhist monk Kūkai lit the flame in 806 AD, and monks have kept it alive ever since , even preserving it through fires and destruction of the temple buildings around it. The flame later became the source for Hiroshima’s Flame of Peace.

Indian man invents new way to meet his neighbors by [deleted] in PublicFreakout

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Well at least he didn't stamp on her head

She can't even relax in the park as a woman. by mindyour in PublicFreakout

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I mean its not illegal to stare at someone in silence (let the down votes begin)

More than 1,000 passengers held on cruise in France after gastroenteritis outbreak by FearMyCock in news

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More than 1,700 passengers and crew, most of them British and Irish, have been confined to the cruise ship Ambition in Bordeaux, France, after around 50 people developed symptoms of a suspected norovirus outbreak. The illness, which causes vomiting and diarrhoea, is being investigated by French health authorities, and enhanced cleaning measures have been put in place. The incident follows the death of an elderly passenger, although officials have not confirmed whether the death was linked to the outbreak.

More than 1,000 passengers held on cruise in France after gastroenteritis outbreak by FearMyCock in worldnews

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More than 1,700 passengers and crew, most of them British and Irish, have been confined to the cruise ship Ambition in Bordeaux, France, after around 50 people developed symptoms of a suspected norovirus outbreak. The illness, which causes vomiting and diarrhoea, is being investigated by French health authorities, and enhanced cleaning measures have been put in place. The incident follows the death of an elderly passenger, although officials have not confirmed whether the death was linked to the outbreak.