"...followed by a brisk mauling."
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I need feminism because other people shouldn’t shame me for wanting to be a single mom
This. Fucking this. Always.
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Love this! It’s so true & perfect!
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This is why gender neutral bathrooms are necessary
Some places around here have gender neutral bathrooms...
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All things truly wicked start from innocence.
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His shirt reads “They gave me a medal for killing two men, and a discharge for loving one.”
You are a bad-ass.
Tickets were sold (and sold out) to John Dillenger’s autopsy. His cult of personality had grown so large that his remains were interred incomplete; during the autopsy, an unknown person stole his brain.
I’ve only ever heard of medicinal cannibalism from traditional Chinese medicine, but it is (okay, was—for the most part) a quite widespread practice.
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There’s this volcanic island in Japan, and there’s this town on it. And the sulfur in the air because of the geology of the island is an enormous amount, enough to probably poison most humans. But people have been living there, and they wear gas masks when the sulfur—which fluctuates—gets too high, and scientists pay them to stay there because they want to know what the long-term effects are.
I learned this from cracked.com. I just wish I could remember which article.
I love unsolved crimes—especially the ones that don’t seem to fit in this reality. It brings to mind H.P. Lovecraft: mist-filled streets, strange paintings and whispered phrases in dead tongues, the orange flickering glow of old street lamps, the clawing, creaking noise outside your door at night as you lie awake, the slimy skein wrapping around your ankle in the murky depths that could be a strand of seaweed or just as easily Cthulhu rising…
Doctors in Saudi Arabia were shocked when an examination of a one year-old baby revealed the impossible - the baby was pregnant. An x-ray confirmed a tiny body inside of the baby and, after a whirlwind session of tests and research, they concluded that they had happened upon one of the strangest and rarest human anomalies.
Called fetus in fetu, there have only been 51 confirmed cases in human history. The baby’s mother was originally pregnant with twins, but through some unknown reason, one fetus literally absorbed the other. The absorbed fetus survives (if you want to call it that) as a parasitic lump of tissue in the surviving twin. The absorbed fetus is actually little more than tissue that has not died and is no more of a lifeform than a tumor.
Doctors are currently consulting to try and find a way to separate the parasitic twin from its surviving sibling. (Source)(submitted by kaathynguyen)
Dammit, Cracked, stop creeping me out before bed!
