Naming is hard 3 comments
I love this picture 5 comments
I love this picture 5 comments
under_fire
· 4 years ago
pro tip: don't search "tato art" on google or youll get furry fetish porn. I did the digging, and if you want more non-furry non-fetish sci fi art, it's here: facebook.com/TartoHerrera/
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Edited 4 years ago
Agreed 19 comments
under_fire
· 4 years ago
i personally liked the clash of the titans movie. I don't think it was exactly accurate to the stories, but entertaining nonetheless
Nearly got a heart attack the first time 2 comments
What have you learned de hard way ?? 36 comments
What have you learned de hard way ?? 36 comments
How to escape 6 comments
under_fire
· 4 years ago
You can't be buried alive accidentally, in first world countries. And yeah, you probably wouldn't survive being buried alive either.
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How much is too much? 9 comments
under_fire
· 4 years ago
just think, there are rooms like this around the world filled with more expensive things than you'll ever see in your lifetime. People in 1000 years might dig up a garage filled with brand new gaming pcs and laptops
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This is what an empty supermarket looks like 6 comments
under_fire
· 4 years ago
So anyone here have enough money to buy an empty supermarket and some go-karts?
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More teeth things! :D 9 comments
under_fire
· 4 years ago
He must have Thompson's Teeth: the only teeth strong enough to eat other teeth!
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0 ***s was given 3 comments
under_fire
· 4 years ago
who's recording the guy recording the fight with the laptop, and with what??
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Where do you fall? 14 comments
under_fire
· 4 years ago
Put lawful good in the true evil section. One man(or lady) should never use that much glue.
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Horseshoe crab amebocytes coagulate around as little as one part in a trillion of bacterial contamination. Even better, the reaction takes 45 minutes, not two days as with mammalian equivalents. Coagulan, the chemical that makes this possible, is used for testing medical equipment and vaccines prior to use, without which many more people would die from infections." - iflscience,com/plants-and-animals/how-horseshoe-crab-blood-saves-millions-lives/