by Williams 3 days ago3 days ago View Full Post YouTube After companies Them to show ads and we them to not show ads paid paid
by Carry 3 days ago3 days ago View Full Post VIRZINQ @virjgin 1 shes a ten but certainly would have been lobotomized in 1940s_
by Vialo 3 days ago3 days ago View Full Post Ham Bone @Colin_Haimovici We eatin good tonight: I’m jk threw it back @Ixwie Fucking hell; thought there was a parrot
by Erikkson 3 days ago3 days ago View Full Post Wow Greeks and Romans kept using lead- lined cookingwear even when they knew it was poison. How could they be so stupid? OMG how convientlll
by Erikkson 3 days ago3 days ago View Full Post Govindan @abbygov idont mind mosquitos sucking my blood (i have plenty to go around) what annoys me is the need t0 inject the itch juice into my skin: like im already feeding you are you being such a bitch: imagine if i slapped my mom every time she made me dinner: Abby why
by Carry 3 days ago3 days ago View Full Post @LukeMones Every 9Os movie starred Arnold Schwarzenegger playing a guy named like “Howard Smith”, a lifelong Minnesotan whose huge muscles and heavy Austrian accent are completely ignored
by Vialo 3 days ago3 days ago View Full Post This stuff absorbed secondhand smoke, salsbury steak, and 11,000 episodes of ‘Wheel of Fortune @irememberthatshit
by Erikkson 5 days ago5 days ago View Full Post Ven-e: A City Floating on a Submerged Forest. 150 Since 421 AD; Venice has stood on millions of tree trunks stuck into the bottom of the lagoon: Not steel or concrete; but mostly alder; with a few oaks, support the entire city: In the salt water; these wooden pillars have petrified over time, becoming as hard as stone_ St: Mark’s Campanile alone stands on 100,000 piles; while the majestic Basilica della Salute required over a million trunks_ The ancient builders beat these trees into the seabed, creating a veritable submerged forest: This unique structure extends up to three meters deep, with piles spaced just half a meter apart: At 1.6 meters below the waterline, this extraordinary feat of medieval engineering continues, after 1,500 years, to support one of the most fascinating cities in the world: Sources: University of Florida Architectural Studies Historical and Archaeological Documents clay
by Williams 5 days ago5 days ago View Full Post SanISUNg How to socialize at work? Monday ask how their weekend was Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday HIDE Friday ask about their weekend plans
by Williams 5 days ago5 days ago View Full Post Japanese scientists in WWII finding out if you infect a 3 year old Chinese kid with the bubonic plague they die
