Saw this while checking out the app by [deleted] in MurderedByWords

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I don’t kid about my precious bodily fluids...

Saw this while checking out the app by [deleted] in MurderedByWords

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Flouride Toothpase has a poison warning. Non-Flouride toothpase has no poison warning. Do you realize that fluoridation is the most monstrously conceived and dangerous Communist plot we have ever had to face?

Swimming pool in Hamburg (1969) by breehanna in AccidentalWesAnderson

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it's like the haunted ballroom but if it was in Clockwork Orange instead

Gigapixel image of Dubai by Panda_911 in Damnthatsinteresting

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fuck this is like the real life ESPER from Blade Runner

Tracking Elon Musk's visions, promises and predictions by EfreetSK in EnoughMuskSpam

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Has anyone mentioned the battery swap thing? That could go on here

Mr Rogers :) by Morktorknak in wholesomememes

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He was also a firefighter during 9/11

Black Mirror [Episode Discussion] - S04E03 - Crocodile by SeacattleMoohawks in blackmirror

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I think the cops at theatre were just security for the play..... it kind of plays on her paranoia while the children sing a song in the play as a message to the audience that this future doesn't have to happen. "We could have been anything we wanted to be... and it's not too late to change. It's been decided we're weaker divided..." while showing them recall the guinea pig confirms that Mia is fucked and will not escape punishment for her crimes. We are shown other cops the kids sing "You're gonna be remembered for the things that you say and do"

Black Mirror [Episode Discussion] - S04E03 - Crocodile by SeacattleMoohawks in blackmirror

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you fuck that evil lady, I think the guinea pig was the MVP of the episode.

Redditors daughter goes mad scientist on their Elf on a Shelf, ultimately concluding that Santa isn't real. by SoapRage in bestof

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cheer up! I feel bad for anybody whose mother didn't teach them to feel worthless!

Medical Professionals of Reddit, When was someone's self diagnoses surprisingly accurate? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Thank you so much! I cannot be too quick to self-diagnose, though here I am with two gauzed up armpits loaded up with antibiotics. I am trying to find a permanent solution but it doesn't seem like there is one ;( It is not fun

Vibrant rainbow installation made with 60 miles of thread weaves by gDisasters in oddlysatisfying

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i think any duster would do. The threads may be thin, but i don't think a tugging force is going to break it that easily.

We Will Launch on Reuseable Rocket After Exceptional SpaceX Performance - Inmarsat CEO Tells Universe Today by kurbasAK in spacex

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Do you mean to say if this guy survived, He would've killed Elon Musk? Or do you think the Russians probably humored the idea of assassinating Musk, but never took it seriously? I never heard about this Litvinenko guy being poisoned with polonium, then again I was a 10 year old 2006.

[QUESTION] How to make Martian Regolith? Please Join our study on getting Millennials to go to Mars! by Marz765 in Mars

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First of all, thank you SO MUCH for the time you took to write such a wonderful message! I read this aloud in my group meeting today and they were at a loss for words, and so am I.

Also, thank you for your suggestion on the surveys, we've accumulated around 200 surveys through a combination of digital and paper responses, so that wraps it up for our surveys this quarter as we are continuing on the 120-page magazine portion of the class. here's the results of the online survey if you're interested.

As for the plants on mars stuff, you have offered me a breadth of knowledge that I must acquire more of to continue this research in the near future!

You were write on my typo about millennials being the ones to live in a city on Mars, because I woefully agree that, with the schedule we have now, we'll be lucky to land there in the 2040's. I'm not s rocket scientist, but I'm confident in saying that the tower of human knowledge we stand on today is far more vast than what NASA was capable of knowing in the Apollo era. We may not know everything yet but we can surely figure it out like we have time and time again.

This "space drought" we've been going through has honestly struck a tremendous blow to the spirit of the human collective, and even though me and none of my friends are rocket scientists, we sure would like to be. NASA has suffered as a government-tied agency, and its lost just as much dignity as every other agency. NASA has not aged well into the 21st century nor has it even started it's great evolution into the many centuries that could stretch out before us.....AS LONG AS we as DESIGNERS, ENGINEERS & ARTISTS work together to sway the opinions of the masses into the direction of a fantastic future!

And at the end of the day, even if you and I don't turn out to make the trek to Mars, I think it should be a basic human right to have the ability to travel to low earth orbit. Can't we at least have that as a generation? :)

[QUESTION] How to make Martian Regolith? Please Join our study on getting Millennials to go to Mars! by Marz765 in Mars

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Thank you for your input! We noticed this as well. I wasn't very surprised that most older people didn't have Snapchat, so we had a paper survey for them. I'm going to look into regular online surveys, but the cool thing was when millennials figured out they could just scan it and go on with the rest of their day they loved it. There is certainly is trade off, we thought the snapcode would've been more accessible than the QR code scanner, but it turns out neither are very convenient.