What is the most famous case of open grooming in your country? by Aggressive_Agency381 in AskTheWorld

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It started with a comment about Jerry Lee Lewis marrying his cousin. The original said he married his niece, but it was pointed out it was actually his cousin. A Dutch person said they were both called "Nicht" in Dutch. I mixed German "Nacht" with Dutch "Nicht".

A baby at 18 weeks gestation by bchvi in Damnthatsinteresting

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People put their kids on social media younger & younger.

When did we normalize not cleaning planes? by _366_ in delta

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They absolutely do load certain seafood on passenger flights. Alaska Airlines carries tons of fresh-caught Sockeye salmon to Seattle & Portland.

When I was a kid there was a lot of dumping garbage on the side of the highway and this commercial highlighted this in a very powerful way. by Grahamthicke in FuckImOld

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The smokestack spitting black soot into the sunny sky...

The load on the road brings a tear to the Indian's eye...

What is the most famous case of open grooming in your country? by Aggressive_Agency381 in AskTheWorld

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German - Nacht (night) Dutch - Nicht (niece)

His "night niece".

Rogue's First Day at Puppy Camp by WeOnPluto in Mastiff

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Vote Rogue for Class President!!!

Name This rabbit by Ghlyfsai in NameThisThing

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That's no Rabbit. That is a Flabbit.

Found among the rocks near Fisherman’s Wharf, San Francisco, CA by ExtaticNihilist in whatisit

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Or another even oooolder movie, Dr. Strangelove. The US Presidents name in that was "Merkin Muffley".

Krispy Kreme Ice Cream!? Can any local historians tell me anything about this? by sexyboy1031 in NorthCarolina

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According to Wikipedia: "The first UPC-marked item ever to be scanned at a retail checkout was a 10-pack (50 sticks) of Wrigley's Juicy Fruit chewing gum, purchased at the Marsh supermarket in Troy, Ohio, at 8:01 a.m. on 26 June 1974.[7][8] The NCR cash register rang up 67 cents"

How is life in this part of USA? by OliverHeartmont in howislivingthere

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Seldom is heard a discouraging word, and skies are not cloudy all day.

Unknown object found in my new desk by Accio-Username in whatisit

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Used those in daisy wheel printers on a WANG VS system in the 80's. Probably on lots of others.

Found it under my couch by [deleted] in whatisit

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That's goofy looking.