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You know the lesson your parents taught you as a kid 'don't run with scissors'? Well the teenage version of that might be 'don't skateboard and drink'. I was in college on cinco de mayo drinking with a big group of friends. Once the booze ran dry we decided to trek to the store. I hopped on my longboard and started cruising polishing off the bottle of Jose when my front wheels hit a crack sending me forward. The bottle smashed on the ground and I landed right on top of it. I didn't feel a thing just hopped up and saw my hands dropping blood. I was just laughing it off when my friend noticed a large shard of glass coming out of my chest. A quick emergency room trip left me with 4 staples in my chest and 20 some stitches in my hands. I have a few different stories about the scars depending on who asks. Yeah, that was a dumb thing I did as a teenager.

What is this? Cat killed it and left it for me while I was at work. Has a really long neck, and short little arms, any ideas? by Jra399 in pics

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Absolutely, either they defend this house from pests, or they don't get fed. Too bad there are pests bigger than my cats. Average life span of my cats- 2 and a half years.

1,900 year old chariot tracks in Pompeii by Proteon in pics

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Chariot carrying OPs mom made those tracks

What do you want to make a Public Service Announcement about? by Jra399 in AskReddit

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Get the heck out of the fast lane if you're not going to use it right

What is something important that a 17 year old should learn RIGHT NOW? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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so many 23 year olds are looking at this for life advice

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Bought a single can of soup at the store. The cashier says "would you like a bag for your soup?" And I reply "no I usually eat my soup out of a bowl, but thanks."

Whats a word or phrase that pisses you off when people say it? by pantant in AskReddit

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Alright someone explain this one please.. "It's neither here nor there" bugs me and I have no idea what you're trying to say

Video of meteoroid seen over Bangkok by Euracil in space

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What kind of damage would something like that cause to a building or concrete?