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Someone’s future wife casually spending time with someone’s future husband. 💀
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Yeah man
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Women make up the majority of live organ donors and blood donors. They do the majority of elder care. They do the majority of child care and unpaid labour. They are 10x more likely than men to care for a dying spouse.
Growing up, boys are taught to do the right thing while girls are taught to do what’s best for them. These opposing attitudes carry over into adulthood and erode gender relations down to a nub.
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Some of our favorite trail camera shots from this past winter (cams were out from late fall until early spring).
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This is a real hand-colored photograph by Roland W. Reed, with the color added by Johannes Anderson. Reed took it in the Glacier country of Montana around 1912. The mark at the lower right, Reed, colors by J. Anderson, matches the print. The people are Piikani (pee-GAH-nee), the Piegan band of the Blackfoot Confederacy. In Montana they are the Amskapi Piikani (um-SKAH-pee pee-GAH-nee), often called the Blackfeet. The man on the ledge and the woman beside the lodge are not named on the surviving label. A second lodge stands farther along the ridge. Lake water and the peaks close the view, the usual setting of Reed’s Piegan work from his Kalispell years, about 1909 to 1915. Reed was after the romantic picture, not a casual record of camp. Born in Wisconsin in 1864, he opened a studio in Kalispell in 1909, near the west entrance of what became Glacier National Park in 1910. He paid Blackfeet models, placed the lodges, and coached the pose so the scene would suggest an older way of life against the mountains. He said of another 1912 Piegan picture that his subjects rode past the camera many times before they forgot he was there. Writers of the time used his photographs, and the Great Northern Railway used this kind of image in its See America First promotion. Anderson, a Danish painter in that same Kalispell circle, hand-colored a number of the prints. So the photograph, the tribe, the place, and the two makers are authentic. The quiet is arranged.
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"Hey, did you check my PR?" "Yea, looks good to me" "Did you read the code?" "No, did you?" "No."
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How it feels sitting on the train liking manul pics and videos
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What would you do if I bring a bucket of manul into your house rn
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me and my mom
can we escalate this minor disagreement into something it doesn’t need to be? let’s die over this
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Wolf 21M and 42F of Yellowstone 🐺
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"I locked 1,000 startup founders in a room and challenged them to make $100 million to escape the permanent underclass"
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Massive wooden building Sibley Breaker, Pennsylvania, built in 1886 and destroyed by fire in 1906.
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Adding him to contacts just in case anything ever comes up
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Lindsay Clancy into Cornell 7 straight into national boyfriend day is like the 9/11 for looking at instagram stories
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Manul morning [17:00].
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I’m like the Brian Eno of my room
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Last time I ever try putting myself out there
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I Just ate Bread with. Mold On It👅
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They were surprised to learn that there was no life saving equipment in the… EXECUTION ROOM
There was no medical oxygen or mask in the execution chamber where Tennessee tried and failed to kill convicted murderer Christa Pike, which meant staff had to go and get it when things went wrong, according to a source who witnessed what happened. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/-me…
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