fuck that. i never felt so connected to the world as i did on the steppes of Mongolia

obesity during pregnancy causes autism it's not a difficult case to crack - simple anecdotal observation is enough

the basic problem with Linux distributions is that the people qualified to maintain them are generally very employable, so the people who have both the aptitude and free time to do it are adversely selected for mental illness

This is a picture of Beicha. It's a small village of 128 people near Döbeln, in Middle Saxony. On 26 Sept., the villagers held a little village 'Oktoberfest,' sponsored by their local volunteer fire department. The kind of thing many municipalities across Germany are doing right now. Five migroids showed up, got drunk and started pissing in someone's garden. A fireman told them off, they left angry but they returned in four cars. Now there were nine of them. They attacked the lingering revelers at the village party, using beer mugs and broken bottles as weapons. They wounded nine people, putting six of them in hospital. Witnesses said there was blood everywhere. After the bloodbath the migroids fled. Police stopped one of the fleeing cars, took IDs, but let them go – no hard grounds for arrest. They are presently 'investigating.' The day after their attack ,some of the nine returned to the village to tell the villagers they'd burn their houses down if they talk. Wir schaffen das.

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there's this phenomenon in aus where immigrant drivers see how polite australians are and overcompensate - stopping in the middle of the road for pedestrians to cross i've nearly rear ended a few cars - stupid bastards

Alfredo Navarro, artist.

korean economy has gotten to the point where the second cultural export behind kpop is media depicting characters trying to escape financial dystopia in increasingly high risk ways

didn't know the Celtic root word was the same as Greek - very cool

i worked with psychiatrists for a while and they are all like this

The Daunian sack and destruction of the Epirote camp at the battle of Asculum, 279 B.C. (repost)

🚨INCREDIBLE: A quick-thinking mother uses her car to block a busy road and rescue a 3-year-old toddler wandering alone in traffic! Jabril Walls had just dropped her own children off at school and was driving through the Frayser neighborhood when she spotted something terrifying: a tiny little girl standing defenseless in the middle of a busy street. Without a second thought, Jabril pulled her car over and positioned it across the lane to block incoming traffic. She opened her car door and opened her arms—and the frightened, crying toddler ran straight into her embrace asking for her mommy and daddy. Jabril and her grandmother teamed up to help the child, following her small clues like a gray-and-white house nearby and a pair of shoes left on the sidewalk, before driving her to a local fire station to get law enforcement involved. The story came full circle with a happy ending, as Jabril stayed in touch with the family, was invited to the little girl's birthday party, and was officially named her godmother!

starting to think my cat might not be as timid as i thought second time she has brought in a dead bird - first time i thought it may have fallen from a tree no more outside time for her

oregano oil - destroyed my gut biome and iron levels

Sometimes the reason good things are not happening to you... is because you are the good thing that needs to happen to other people. #pixelart 💙☁️

“Every sunset is an opportunity to reset.” ― Richie Norton Kevin Kia artwork

Andrey Figol, artist.

Lewinale Havette L'horizon bleu / The Blue Horizon