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One Region in Canada Has Lower Gravity Than Other Parts of the World In Canada, the Hudson Bay region seems to be “missing” gravity. This strange phenomenon was first identified in the 1960s, according to Global News.
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350 Slices of Pizza Sell Every Second in America To keep up with demand, approximately 17 percent of all American restaurants are pizzerias.
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The World’s Largest Waterfall Is Underwater in the Ocean The largest waterfall on the planet is underwater beneath the Denmark Strait, an area that separates Iceland and Greenland. At the bottom, there is a series of waterfalls that begin 2,000 feet under the surface and drop nearly two miles down to a depth of 10,000 feet.
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It Only Appears as if Our Hair and Nails Keep Growing After We Die You may have been told at some point in your life that our hair and nails continue to grow after we die. But that’s not quite true. Instead, due to the fact that our skin dries out and therefore pulls back after we pass away, it merely appears as if our nails and hair are getting longer because more of them are exposed.
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The World's Fist Hamburger Was Actually a Smushed Meatball Hamburgers lovers may want to make a trip to Seymour, Wisconsin, which claims to be the place where the beloved burger was first made. In 1885, Charlie Nagreen apparently served the very first hamburger at the Seymour Fair when he flattened a meatball—which weren’t selling terribly well—and placed it between slices of bread to make it easier to carry around and eat.
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Ernest Hemingway's Former Home is Overrun With Cats The famed author's former home in Key West, Florida, is home to 54 cats. Ernest Hemingway was particularly fond of polydactyl cats, and these largely make up the population of felines at his home today.
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Tiny Pumpkin Toadlets Have a Glow-in-the-Dark Skeleton Researchers from New York University have discovered a species of small Brazilian frogs called pumpkin toadlets. While the name is enough to make this tiny creature notable, what makes it truly extraordinary is the fact that the animals glow under a UV light. And while the fluorescence shows up on the surface of their skin, it actually emanates from their bones.
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“Aviation English” Is the Language All Pilots Must Speak, No Matter What Nationality They Are Pilots from all over the world make trips to international destinations, which means it’s incredibly important for both pilots and those coordinating air traffic to be able to clearly communicate and understand one another. That’s why they use “Aviation English,” a 300-word language that senior aircrew are required to know no matter where they come from or what their native language…
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Otters Hold Hands Otters like to keep close company, even in the water. Not only do otters link arms to avoid floating away from one another, the Asian small-clawed otter mates for life.
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Early Americans Used Corn Cobs as Toilet Paper If you think using anything less than two-ply toilet paper is roughing it, then imagine what it must have been like to use dried out cobs of corn. That’s exactly what early Americans did in rural farming communities while they were settling the U.S. According to the Farmers’ Almanac, “dried corncobs…were plentiful, and quite efficient at cleaning … They were also softer on tender areas than you might think. Even after toilet…
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I still don't know the new update???
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I am delayed for a week so I thought i'm pregnant...but my PT os negative...so i think this is side effect of Covid Vaccine...since I have normal menstruation and I always have advance menstruation for about 3-4 days...😔😔😔
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Simple joy of being a child...
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After 3 weeks of postponing the reporting to Schools of Teaching and Non-teaching personnels from all of the schools in Zambales due to the increase of Positive Covid Cases because the DepEd Zambales held a seminar. Now we are back to printing of Modules because face to face of getting printed modules is still not allowed...😔😔😔
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Printing modules again....don't have time to rest after work again...😔😔😔
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Good night everyone...tomorrow is another day.
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Fly high BCH!! #iloveBCH
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Ayaw n naman magopen ng computer ko...so petiks muna sa work...😅😅😅
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Let's have some pizza...delicious but not pricey...super cheesy.
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Pray for us Apo Apang.🙏🙏🙏
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I'm so glad that everytime I opened my account I have FT...🙂🙂🙂Thank you NC #randomtipperhere
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Camping at the Balcony..requested by our two boys ... #happykids
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Want some cashew???I bought it for 100/pack.
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May this morning offer us new hope for life! May we all be happy and enjoy every moment of it. Good morning Noise friends!!
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Distributed already..🙂🙂🙂
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Meryenda po tayo...399 for this platter..Includes fries,burger,nachos and Korean Fried Chicken.👍👍👍
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#Awesome Facts About Everything One Region in Canada Has Lower Gravity Than Other Parts of the World In Canada, the Hudson Bay region seems to be "missing" gravity. This strange phenomenon was first identified in the 1960s, according to Global News. Scientists believe that it's caused by "a combination of convection occurring in the Earth's mantle and the Laurentide Ice Sheet, which left an indent on the area after it melted 10,000 years ago." That indent means less mass,…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything 350 Slices of Pizza Sell Every Second in America To keep up with demand, approximately 17 percent of all American restaurants are pizzerias.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The World's Largest Waterfall Is Underwater in the Ocean The largest waterfall on the planet is underwater beneath the Denmark Strait, an area that separates Iceland and Greenland. At the bottom, there is a series of waterfalls that begin 2,000 feet under the surface and drop nearly two miles down to a depth of 10,000 feet.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The World's Fist Hamburger Was Actually a Smushed Meatball Hamburgers lovers may want to make a trip to Seymour, Wisconsin, which claims to be the place where the beloved burger was first made. In 1885, Charlie Nagreen apparently served the very first hamburger at the Seymour Fair when he flattened a meatball—which weren't selling terribly well—and placed it between slices of bread to make it easier to carry around and eat.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Ketchup Used to Be Considered a Medicine In the 1800s, ketchup was sold as medicine and was even made into pill form to rid people of stomach ailments.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Polar Bears Don't Have White Skin or Fur That white fur polar bears seem to sport is actually two layers of clear fur that appear white to the human eye. Underneath that coat, their skin is actually black.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Sudan Has Almost Twice as Many Pyramids as Egypt Most people automatically associate pyramids with Egypt, which isn't surprising since it boasts some magnificent examples of the impressive structures. However, Sudan actually has more pyramids than Egypt. While Egypt has between 118 and 138, depending on the account, Sudan has nearly twice as many, in the range of 200 to 255. The pyramids there served the same purpose as the ones in Egypt; they…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Barbie and Ken Have Full Names Barbie's full name is Barbara Millicent Roberts. Ken's full name is Kenneth Carson.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything About 1 Out of Every 2,000 Babies Is Born With a Tooth While most babies start getting teeth when they're around six months old, around one out of every 2,000 babies is actually born with a tooth, known as a natal tooth. There are four kinds of natal teeth—fully developed but loose teeth, loose teeth with no roots, tiny teeth already poking through the gums, and teeth about to cut through the gums.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything T-Mobile Owns the Color Magenta In 2014, the brand successfully trademarked the color and a Texas judge ruled that similar colors, even with different names, can't be used by other telecom companies.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Only Words That Rhyme With "Purple" Are "Hirple" and "Curple" While "purple" is a common word that's used fairly often, there are only two obscure words that rhyme with it—and you're not likely to use either any time soon. First, there's "hirple," which means to limp awkwardly. Secondly, there's "curple," an old Scottish word for a leather strap that goes beneath the tail of a horse to secure its saddle. Try using that in a sentence.
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Natapos na naman ang isang araw... Kelan kaya matatapos ang Pandemya.... Gusto ko ng maging normal ang lahat.
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The Day Of Valor Called 'Araw ng Kagitingan' in Filipino, this official regular nationwide holiday is celebrated annually on April 9th. At dawn on April 9th 1942, Major General King, of the United States Army was forced to surrender his forces of over 76,000 Filipino, Chinese and American soldiers to the Japanese. Unprepared for the number of prisoners, the Japanese decided to walk the prisoners 150km to a prison camp in San Fernando. Over 20,000 prisoners died on this march…
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18 New Positive Covid Cases in our Province today....😔😔😔
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Felt like a pasta kinda night. Cooked sundried tomato pasta with loads of basil and it’s not bad for a first timer!! Yey! 🤗💕👩🏻🍳
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It's ok to have drama It's ok to have bad news It's ok to have negativity Sometimes, we just can't avoid these things. But don't let them consume you.
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2 Corinthians 5:17 Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!😢☝️💗 Baron Geisler😍💖
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Let’s pray together 🙏🙏🙏
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The Spanish National Anthem Has No Lyrics Spain's national anthem,"Marcha Real," or "Royal March," doesn't have any official lyrics. It was written as a military march, and as such, was not intended to be sung.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything A Cat's Ear Has 32 Muscles If you've ever wondered how your cat seems to hear every little noise from rooms away, blame it on their highly-developed ears. A cat's ear contains 32 muscles, some of which account for their aural aptitude, providing their ears with a wide range of motion to detect sound.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Vatican's ATMs Are in Latin If you visit the Vatican City, just hope you were paying attention in high school because this is what you'll see
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#Awesome Facts About Everything There Are Frogs Smaller Than Your Fingernails In March 2019, three new species of incredibly itty-bitty frogs were discovered in Madagascar, according to the journal PLOS One. The largest of the frogs was a teensy-weensy 1.4 centimeters in length, while the tiniest is 0.8 centimeters, which is smaller than your fingernail. The frogs are now thought to be among the smallest vertebrates on the planet and have been added to an appropriately named…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Spotted Skunks Do Handstands Unfortunately, this cute little dance only happens before it sprays. So if you see it, get out of there ASAP.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything There's a Town in Western New York Populated by Psychics Lily Dale, a town an hour southwest of Buffalo, New York, has a population of just 275, virtually all of whom are psychics and other spiritualists.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Asteroids Named After Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan Met Up Near Earth Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan were so charming together in 1993's Sleepless in Seattle that the two actors teamed up five years later for 1998's You've Got Mail. And 13 years later, they reunited once again—in a way. An asteroid that named 8353 Megryan in 1989 and an asteroid that was named 12818 Tomhanks in 1996 both made their closest approaches to Earth in September 2011.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Female Lions Do More Hunting Than Males Female lions tend to be the primary hunters in their prides, while male lions tend to enjoy the leftovers from the female lions' hard work. Typical. Right, ladies?
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights Was Originally a Political Movie The script for the unpopular Dirty Dancing sequel that was released in 2004 was originally a political romance. Written by NPR's Peter Sagal, the original script was called Cuba Mine and told the story of the romance between a Cuban revolutionary and an American teen in the 1950s. Welcome to Hollywood, where a script for a political period piece can be transformed into a romantic…
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I hate Sunday Duty...it should be Family Day..But I have no choice...
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I wish I could have a month of vacation...I have headache everyday...i think i'm getting stressed...No longer happy working because of some co-workers that thinks they are mighty as the Boss.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything San Francisco is Mostly Water The 232 square miles that make up this Bay Area city are 80 percent water, 20 percent land.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Early Horses Had 14 Toes Total, While Modern Horses Only Have Four Equine is the term for animals who have a single toe on each foot, such as zebras, donkeys, and horses. But these are modern creatures. Their ancient ancestors that lived around 55 million years ago were not only smaller (more dog-like in size), but they also had 14 toes—four toes on their front feet and three on their back.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Shakespeare Popularized the Name Jessica Jessica, one of the most popular names in America for the better part of the 1980s and 1990s, was actually coined by William Shakespeare. The first instance of the common spelling of this name comes from The Merchant of Venice, written by the bard in the late 1500s.
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It's raining...my kids and hubby are sleeping already...i'm wide awake thinking of some things while eating cashew nuts.
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Nakakainis yong duty ka maghapon..taz paguwi mo ung mga anak mo di pa nakaligo at kailangan ikaw pa rin magpaligo...Naiyak nlng aq knina habng pinapaliguan sila...😔😔😔
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What to do???No patient for discharge...no P.O to encode...so bored..
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#Awesome Facts About Everything There is a Hot Pink Lake in Australia Western Australia's Lake Hillier has a naturally-occurring pink hue. While scientists aren't entirely sure why this is, it likely has to do with the carotenoid pigments produced by microalgae in the water.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything There Has Been One Documented Albino Penguin Chick Penguins are undeniably quirky creatures and baby penguins are absolutely adorable. But the baby albino penguin born at a Polish zoo in December 2018 is almost too cute to believe. And while its white feathers might look cool, Vikki McCloskey, curator of the California Academy of Science Steinhart Aquarium, explained to IFLScience that it will likely affect how other penguins view him.…
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Stephen King Bought—and Smashed—the Automobile That Nearly Killed Him Prolific horror writer Stephen King laughed death in the face when he purchased the van that hit and nearly killed him in 1999. "I'm going to take a sledgehammer and beat it!" King announced to Maine's Bridgton News after shelling out $1,500 for the car.
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This breaks my heart...I still feel so stressed...He had a fractured elbow and wrist just this afternoon..Still glad that he doesn't need to undergo surgery.😔😔😔
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Positive Cases in our Province is really soaring high....😭😭😭
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And the blame is always on our side...how can we make the patients bill right away if the chart is always not complete...like there's no final diagnosis...no professional fees of visiting doctors...no ending of Infusion pump..cardiac monitor,oxygen used..mechanical ventilator and the likes.. I'm just being fed up by their negative comments about us billers...😏😏😏
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Di nakapasok dahil sa sobrang puyat...di nagpatulog anak ko..maya maya umiiyak...😔😔😔
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Gusto mong matulog pero di ka nman makatulog...😔😔😔
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Para sa mga feeling PERFECT 💪
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Free Coin to the moon...😍😍😍
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Free Coin to the moon...Just bought that 23million for 1000 Php last February.Now its value is 9000 Php already...😍😍😍
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Let's eat Spicy Butcheron.🤤🤤🤤
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Empire State Building Has Its Own ZIP Code The Empire State Building isn't only an iconic building, it's also the location of so many businesses that it had to be given its very own zip code. If you need to send mail to 20 West 34th Street, despite it being in the 10001 area, you use the special 10118 zip code.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Chuck E. Cheese is a Nickname Much like Barbie and Ken, Chuck E. Cheese is just your favorite anthropomorphic mouse's nickname. His full name is Charles Entertainment Cheese.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything A Dog's Nose Is the Equivalent of a Human Fingerprint Your dog's nose has a unique pattern to it, just like a human fingerprint.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything "She Sells Seashells by the Seashore" Was Likely Written About a 1800s Female Paleontologist Who Sold Dinosaur Bones While "she sells seashells by the seashore" is a terrifically tricky tongue-twister, it's also a bit of history. The saying is thought to have been inspired by Mary Anning, a woman who was born in 1799 and ran a little fossil stand on Dorset Beach in England, a location that's also known as the Jurassic Coast due to the…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Color Orange Was Named After the Fruit In contrast to popular belief, the fruit wasn't named for its color, but the other way around. The first known use of the word "orange" to describe a color in English took place in 1512.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Largest Sand Castle Ever Can Be Seen from Space In February 2019, artists in Dubai spent more than 2,400 hours creating the largest sand image ever constructed. At 170,890 square feet—the equivalent of more than 12 Olympic-size swimming pools—the image carved out of natural sand is so massive that it can be seen from space. Titled "Prince of Humanity," the piece features the image of Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, Emir of the…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything George Washington Was a Prolific Whiskey Maker America's first president was quite adept at making whiskey. In fact, George Washington's distillery at Mount Vernon produced close to 11,000 gallons of the stuff. The site of the former distillery now makes small-batch whiskeys.
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I pray this in Jesus Name...Amen🙏🙏🙏
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#Awesome Facts About Everything New York's Washington Square Park is a Former Graveyard As you sit on that bench, sipping your coffee and trying to avoid New York University students, more than 20,000 bodies are underneath your feet.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Jerry Springer Was Born in a London Subway Station During World War II Jerry Springer is best known for very explosive TV show, but his entrance into the world was no less dramatic. When Springer was born in London in 1944, it was the middle of World War II and his mother gave birth to him in Highgate subway station, which was being used as a bomb shelter at the time. "During the war, women who were in their ninth month would often spend the…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything There's an Opposite of Deja Vu Called "jamais vu," this phenomenon describes when you know something has happened before, but it seems unfamiliar.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Selfies Kill More People Than Sharks According to the International Shark Attack File, there have been just 439 fatal shark attacks worldwide since 1958. That's just 7.5 shark-related deaths per year. However, in India alone, 27 people perished from selfie-related accidents in 2015, according to the Washington Post.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything There Are Seven U.S. Towns Named After Santa There's a town named Santa Claus in Arizona, Georgia, and Indiana, and ones named Saint Nicholas in Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything There Are More Than a Million Ants For Every Person on Earth Human count: 7.4 billion. Ant count: 10,000 trillion. Guard your picnic well.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Dextrophobia Is the Fear of Having Objects to Your Right You might be afraid of spiders and you could definitely be terrified of snakes—or, if you have dextrophobia, those two things might only freak you out if they're on your right side. Dextrophobia is the morbid fear of things located on the right side of the body. It can also be a fear of right-handedness.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Andrew Jackson Owned a Lewd Parrot President Andrew Jackson taught his pet parrot to curse. The bird was later kicked out of the former president's funeral for swearing during the service, according to one Jackson biographer.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Longest Underwater Kiss Lasted 20 Minutes and 11 Seconds In March 2012, Nikolay Linder of Germany set the Guinness World Record for the longest underwater kiss at 20 minutes and 11 seconds (the other person involved in the smooch was unnamed in the record). This beat the previous 2010 record of 3 minutes and 24 seconds set by Michele Fucarino and Elisa Lazzarini.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Christmas With the Kranks Was Inspired by John Grisham Best known for his legal thrillers, author John Grisham also wrote Skipping Christmas, a novel that served as the basis for the 2004 holiday comedy Christmas With the Kranks, one of the worst Christmas movies of all time.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Aquatic Snail Teeth Are the Hardest Natural Material The teeth of limpets, a type of aquatic snail, can withstand more pressure than it takes to create diamonds from carbon. We should be wearing those on our fingers!
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Elephants Bury Their Dead While sad to imagine, elephants are among the few animals that bury their dead. After a member of their pack dies, elephants not only cry, but they also create graves for their dead and cover their bodies with leaves.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Jane Austen Referenced Baseball 40 Years Before it Was Officially Invented While it's commonly believed that baseball was invented in Cooperstown, New York, in 1839, Jane Austen referenced the sport 40 years earlier. In the opening pages of Northanger Abbey in 1797, Austen wrote, "It was not very wonderful that Catherine, who had nothing heroic about her, should prefer cricket, base-ball, riding on horseback, and running about the country at…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Purdue University Created a Licking Machine to Finish Tootsie Pops If you've ever wanted to know how many licks it takes to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop without having to eat one, Purdue University researchers have done the hard work for you. It took their licking machine 364 licks, while human volunteers got to the center in just 252.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything A British Man Created an All-Lego House James May created a two-story house made entirely of Legos on the Denbies Wine Estate in Surrey, Great Britain. It took 3.2 million tiny plastic bricks to build.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything A Cat Served as the Mayor of an Alaska Town Stubbs, an orange cat, was the mayor of Talkeetna, Alaska, for 20 years. He was in office until his death in 2017.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything You Can See Four States from the Top of Chicago's Willis Tower The next time you're in Chicago, be sure to head up to the top of Willis Tower. From the sky deck, which is 1,353 feet above the ground, you'll be able to see four different states on a clear day—Illinois (of course), Indiana, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Champagne Was Once Used as Shoe Polish In the early 20th century, men of society eschewed traditional polish, using champagne to shine their shoes instead. In fact, Olga Berluti, a high-end shoe designer whose company is owned by the LVMH (Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton) umbrella, still uses Dom Pérignon to polish her famed shoes.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Astronauts Celebrate Christmas in Space Not only do astronauts aboard the International Space Station get the day off for Christmas, they also have presents delivered to them in space. Astronauts spend the day eating together and unwrapping gifts, and some even dress up for the occasion.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Inventor of the Internet Regrets the URL Setup When Tim Berners-Lee created the setup we now use for every website URL on the internet, he included the double slash "//" after the "http:" because it was "a programming convention at the time," he told The New York Times. But he later admitted that the slashes "turned out to not be really necessary." "Look at all the paper and trees that could have been saved if people had not had to write…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Pacific Ocean Houses a Mysterious Singing Whale Known as The Loneliest Whale, this whale sings at a significantly higher pitch than any other blue whale ever discovered. While he's never been seen, researchers think his strange songs may be keeping him from finding a mate.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything May 29 Is "Put a Pillow On Your Fridge Day" If you're looking for some good luck, then be sure to put a pillow on your fridge on May 29th. Seriously! The silly sounding "Put a Pillow On Your Fridge Day" is a modern twist on an old custom of ensuring good fortune by placing a cloth in a larder (a cool storage area that was used before refrigerators became common in kitchens). Nowadays, simply popping a pillow in your fridge will apparently do…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Sea Cucumbers Fight by Shooting Out Their Internal Organs Which Will Grow Back Sea cucumbers may look like chubby vegetable-like creatures that live a rather uninteresting existence underwater, but they actually have a pretty wild way of defending themselves. When sea cucumbers are threatened, they shoot their internal organs out in self-defense. That may seem like an extreme way of protecting oneself, but it's not fatal—the animal's organs…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Dentistry Is One of the Oldest Professions, Dating Back to 7000 B.C. The next time you avoid visiting the dentist, consider that people have been getting their teeth checked for millennia. Humans have always had dental issues, which is why the history of dentistry can be traced all the way back to 7000 B.C. By 5000 B.C., dentists had written texts about how they believed tooth worms caused dental decay—an idea that wasn't proven false until…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Word "Computer" Was Used to Refer to a Person in the 1600s Nowadays, the word computer refers to the super handy piece of tech that can be used for everything from drafting work documents to spending hours watching adorable cat videos online. But in 1613, it was a term used to refer to a person. Then, in 1869, it switched to a machine before becoming the word for an electronic device in 1946.
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What is the meaning if I can't give a tip to a certain user even if I have Freetips to share?
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I felt so bad since yesterday because I was accused of being a scammer...I bought Feg token and the seller message me that I scammed him because he did not received any text from Gcash...but i have received a text that the transaction was successful..even If I gave him all the proofs he don't believed me.He said that my proofs are edited...I even send him recordings to proved they are not edited... Can you look at the pictures..do they look edited?
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Darth Vader Never Says "Luke, I Am Your Father" While often misquoted, the Star Wars villain actually utters the phrase, "No, I am your father" in The Empire Strikes Back.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Very Middle of America is 2 Miles Northwest of Lebanon, Kansas on a Pig Farm If you search for Lebanon, Kansas on a map, you'll find yourself looking at the very middle of America. According to data from the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, the geographic center of the contiguous United States is two miles northwest of the center of the town. And if you want to visit it in person, you'll need permission first: The direct center of the…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Bulls Can't See Red Although the bright red color of a matador's cape is said to be what angers the bull, the animal can't actually discern its hue. Cows—bulls included—are generally red-green colorblind; it's the motion of the swinging fabric that incenses them enough to charge.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Platypuses Moms Nurse Their Babies By Sweating Milk The platypus is a curious creature for plenty of reasons, including the fact that the animal nurses its young despite having no nipples. Instead, female platypuses secrete milk from special mammary glands that make the liquid ooze from the surface of their skin. It looks more like sweat than the breast milk humans are familiar with.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything There's an Island in Japan Almost Entirely Populated by Bunnies Ōkunoshima, also known as Rabbit Island, is a Japanese island that is predominantly populated by rabbits. Formerly the home of a World War II-era poison gas factory, the island is now overrun with adorable rabbits, and has become a major tourist destination.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything British Military Tanks Are Equipped With a Tea-Making Area It's no secret that the Brits like tea, but they apparently consider it such a vital part of their routine that their military tanks are even equipped with an area specifically designed to allow those inside to brew a cup or two. The Vessel Boiling Electric heats water for tea and can also be used by hungry soldiers to cook food.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Daniel Radcliffe Was Allergic to Harry Potter's Glasses Harry Potter's glasses may have been a key part of the young wizard's iconic appearance, but Daniel Radcliffe, the actor who played Potter throughout the film franchise, was allergic to his character's signature specs. "I had these two rings of whiteheads and spots that had come up around my eyes and it took us a week to realize that it was actually the glasses," he told ABC News.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Most Wasabi Paste Isn't Real Wasabi If you enjoy wasabi when you're at a sushi restaurant, you might be surprised to find out that what you're actually eating probably isn't wasabi at all. That's because real wasabi is expensive. The green paste is instead likely horseradish, which is in the same family as wasabi like other "Brassicaceae," such as cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, radish, mustard, and watercress.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Avocados Don't Ripen on Trees If you want to get that perfect-for-guacamole texture, they have to be plucked first.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Olympic Gold Medals Are Only Partially Gold When the world's top athletes win gold medals at the Olympics, what they take home is only partially gold. While the medals were originally pure gold, the last of those were awarded in 1912. These days, both the gold and silver medals are 92.5 percent silver. Gold medals only look the way they do because they have to be plated with at least six grams of gold.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything There's Only One Flying Mammal in the World The bat is the only mammal that can actually fly. Other animals that give the appearance of flying, like flying squirrels, are just gliding through the air (albeit up to 660 feet at a time).
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#Awesome Facts About Everything You Need 10 Years of Cheesemaking Experience to Even Apply to Become a Master Cheesemaker The Wisconsin Master Cheesemaker Program isn't for amateur dairy lovers. The prestigious program is so elite that candidates are required to have had a Wisconsin cheesemaker's license for at least 10 years before they're even eligible to apply. You also have to pass a series of courses on subjects like Cheese Technology, Cheese Grading (not grating), and…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything You're Most Likely to Die on Your Birthday According to research published in the Annals of Epidemiology, people over 60 have a 14 percent higher chance of dying on their birthday than on any other day.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Your Dog Is as Smart as Your Toddler According to the American Psychological Association, dogs are approximately as intelligent as your average two-year-old and can understand more than 150 words. Also much like a toddler, dogs can deceive people and other animals when they want a treat.
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#Awesome Facts About EverythingMcDonald's Serves Spaghetti in the Philippines Americans who like fast food might be used to ordering a Quarter Pounder or a Filet-O-Fish from McDonald's, but the chain offers a variety of different items on their menus around the world to suit local tastes. If you're in the Philippines, you can order a combo that includes a chicken drumstick and spaghetti—or more specifically, a one-piece Chicken McDo with McSpaghetti.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Google Was Nearly Called BackRub When Larry Page and Sergey Brin created what we now know Google back in 1996, they initially called it BackRub. The name was a nod to the way the search engine analyzed the web's "back links" to determine how important a site was. A year later, Page and Brin decided they needed to upgrade to a name that indicated just how much data they were indexing. Eventually, they came up with "Google," a take on the number…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Winner of the North American Wife Carrying Championship Gets Their Spouse's Weight in Beer If you're the big winner of the North American Wife Carrying Championship—which literally involves carrying your significant other through a lengthy obstacle course as fast as you can without dropping them—you'll be awarded with your spouse's weight in beer and five times her weight in cash.
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Nakakapanibago..wala aqng FT for a day...prng dami din nag-unsubscribe.
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Just so happy that my husband was promoted as Branch Manager ..😍😍😍
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Minsan gusto mo ganito na lng cla ulit kaliliit...nakakamiss din noh...
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Turkeys Sing If you play music for a turkey, it might just sing along with it. You can have a listen here.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Pizza Hut Used to Buy More Kale Than Anyone in the U.S. Back when Pizza Hut had salad bars, the chain was the largest purchaser of kale in the United States. However, that kale wasn't making it into salad: It was just used to spruce up the look of the salad bar. My, how times have changed.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Divers Found the Remains of a 27,000-Year-Old Giant Sloth Stuck in a Sinkhole In 2014, while divers in central Belize were looking for Mayan artifacts in a deep sinkhole, they came across something a lot older—the remains of a giant sloth that got stuck and died a staggering 27,000 years ago. To be precise, it was a humerus, femur, and a tooth that they found, which helped them determine the animal's age
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Sometime's you need to relax....🙂🙂🙂
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Hinahanap hanap na ng bibig ko ang Korean foods... #kanikimbap #kimchi #tteokbokkiwithfishcake #algamjajorim #bentobox
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Woman: You don't have to do everything, you don't have to be a super mom, a super housewife, a super professional, a super woman... Because when your body claims you, there will be few who will remember you tried to be all in one! So get out of the house, travel, walk out, go to the park, go to a gym, eat what provokes you, fix yourself, sleep later, put on clothes you like, be yourself, take care of yourself, love yourself, and do it !! Exclusively for you! Children grow up…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything A Flock of Ravens Is Called an "Unkindness" or a "Conspiracy" If you ever spot a flock of ravens hanging out together, what you're seeing is called an "unkindness" or a "conspiracy." Hmm, suspicious, indeed.
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Module mode na ulit ang pasyente ko...buti di na nya masyado iniinda ung bali nya.
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OMG so may people flock to Angel Locsin's Community pantry which led to a death of a Senior Citizen.😥😥😥
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#Awesome Facts About Everything In Michigan, You're Never Further than Six Miles from a Body of Water No matter where you are in the state, you'll never be more than six miles from a body of water. On top of that, you'll also be within 85 miles of one of the Great Lakes.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Cell Phones Are Illegal in One West Virginia Town In Green Bank, West Virginia, no wireless signals are allowed, because they could interfere with the operation of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory's radio telescope.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything A Grizzly-Polar Bear Hybrid Is Either Called a "Grolar Bear" or "Pizzly Bear" There are grizzly bears and there are polar bears, and when the two come together to make a little bear baby, it's called either a "grolar bear" (the offspring of a male grizzly and a female polar bear) or a "pizzly bear" (the offspring of a male polar bear and a female grizzly). Generally, the animals have a shape that resembles a grizzly with a lighter color that's…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Oysters Can Change Sexes Oysters that were initially male can become female over time. That's because, in oysters, sex is determined partly by environment.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything "Albert Einstein" Is an Anagram for "Ten Elite Brains" It seems incredibly appropriate that the name of genius Albert Einstein is an anagram—meaning it uses the exact same letters—as the phrase "ten elite brains." It's also an anagram of "elite brain nest."
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If you choose a working woman, you have to accept that she can't handle the house full time. If you choose a housewife who can take care of you and manage the home completely, you need to accept that she doesn't make money. If you choose a submissive woman, you must accept that she depends on you. If you choose to be with a brave woman, you must accept that she is tough and has thoughts of her own. If you choose a beautiful woman, you have to accept expenses too. If you…
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It’s important to have healthy friendships. Where there’s no jealousy, gossiping and negativity. Learn to be a good friend also because it’s rare to find genuine people these days. Surround yourself with good people. Toxic friendships are draining and harmful. 😘
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Hope this tokens will be of great help to me someday. #cryptolover
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It's been 3 days that I don't receive Free Tip but it's okay..I know one day I will be surprised😅😅
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Let's mine BTC for free https://bitcoinhash.co/234178
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Naiingayan na aq sa telegram app ko pero di pa aq pwede umalis sa mga groups at di pa tapos mga airdrop...😅😅
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Waffle House Informs FEMA Decisions Although it's not an official metric, the Federal Emergency Management Agency gets information from Waffle House about their closings and limited menus to determine the severity of storms.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Bigger Your Brain, the Longer You Yawn Andrew Gallup, a psychologist and professor at the State University of New York, Oneonta, compiled a list of animals—elephants, cats, gorillas, sheep, camels, and walruses—and told his students to go online and find as many videos of these creatures yawning as possible, according to a report by The Atlantic. The students gathered enough evidence to show that the size of an animal's brains (not to the…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything There's a Flower Shop in the White House There's a flower shop in the basement of the White House, where flowers are stored for arrangements throughout the building.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Pittsburgh Pirates Considered Building Their Stadium Over a River Pittsburgh sports fans may be familiar with PNC Park, home to the Pittsburgh Pirates. But even those who follow baseball may not have known that the Pennsylvania city once had plans for a "Jetsons-style stadium" that would have been positioned over the Monongahela River. The design from 1958 featured a large futuristic stadium building as well as a hotel and parking area…
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Waiting for our uwian time...buti na lng naibill ko patient for discharged kahit wala ng Philhealth Officer..mas maganda rin talagang alam mo lhat ng gawa sa office pra kahit di alam ng ka-tandem mo sa work di kayo nganga.
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Just apologize when you know you made a mistake.
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Mother’s unconditional love❤️❤️ Ang isang ina ay kayang alagaan ang maraming anak, pero maraming mga anak ang di kayang alagaan ang nagi-isang ina!! 😥😥😥
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The First 3D Film Was Shown in 1922 The first 3D film, called The Power of Love, had its premiere at Los Angeles' Ambassador Hotel Theater on September 27, 1922.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Ostriches Can Outrun Horses Ostriches' elastic tendons mean they have to exert less energy to run than your average animal does. According to research published in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, this low energy expenditure means they could outrun many animals capable of running long distances, like horses.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything It's Impossible to Hum While Holding Your Nose Go ahead and hum whatever tune pops into your head. Now, hold your nose and try to hum that same tune. Notice anything? While you still might be able to push out an awkward sound, it's no longer humming. That's because when you're humming, you're actually making the same sound as a prolonged M consonant, which is done by moving air through your nasal passages. In fact, when you hum, you should…
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Robert Downey, Jr. Used to Be Mr. Peanut's Voice When the Planters mascot got a makeover in 2010, Iron Man himself, Robert Downey, Jr., was behind his voice.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Theres Is a Global Drone Racing League for Elite Drone Pilots Flying drones has become a popular pastime for anyone who likes remote control gadgets or aerial photography. But some have taken the high-flying hobby up a notch. The Drone Racing League is a global organization for competitors who build custom machines that race while reaching speeds upward of 90 miles per hour. The league's CEO and founder, Nicholas Horbaczewski, told Forbes, "It…
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Sweet and sour garnished with freshly picked basil🤣😂😋😋😋
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I have to fight for my beloved family 😇. Lord I trust you. Iloveyou ❤️🙏
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This is so heart breaking..😭😭😭.Is this really happening in India?? Keep safe everyone. Don't neglect Covid-19. Lord have mercy on us.🙏🙏🙏
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Thank you sa mababait...pacenxa na muna po..ilang araw na aqng kinalimutan ni NC...wala pa ring epti...😥😥😥 #balikkanadinaakogalit
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Canada Has a Completely Indoor Town Fermont, Canada, is so cold in the winter, it's built so that residents never have to go outside during the seven months when temperatures dip below freezing. Homes, restaurants, supermarkets, stores, schools, a health center, bars, and a hotel are all contained in a series of interconnected structures.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The Largest Collection of Comic Books Is Nearly 102,000 Strong If you're an avid comic book fan, there's no doubt that you'll be impressed by the collection that Bob Bretall of Mission Viejo, California, has managed to put together. In 2015, he nabbed the world record for the largest comic book collection with 101,822 unique items.
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Sabi ko lang nman pahingi ng mangga...ayaw tanggapin..violation daw sa rule no. 1..haha
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Queen Elizabeth Was a Mechanic Near the end of World War II, Queen Elizabeth worked as a truck mechanic. According to History.com, the woman then known as Second Subaltern Elizabeth Windsor donned a pair of coveralls and trained in London as a mechanic and military truck driver. She's the only female member of the royal family to have entered the armed forces and is the only living head of state who served in World War II.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Owls Have Three Sets of Eyelids One is used when blinking, another for sleeping, and a third, called the nictitating membrane, is to clean the surface of the eye.
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Yeeeyy..It's finally back...😍😍😍
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Absolutely true. And when lies are spread, it destroys the reputation of a person very rapidly. And those who loves spreading the lies are sick in their minds.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Béla Lugosi Was Buried in His Dracula Costume When actor Béla Lugosi, famous for his portrayal of Count Dracula, died in 1956, he was buried in his vampire costume.
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That's so true so at the end of the day we only have ourselves to blame. Because it's up to us to set boundaries.
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Dear God, With every sunset, please embrace your loving arms around my family and friends. Please keep them always protected, safe, secured, loved and blessed. Amen 🙏 Goodnight everyone!
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#Awesome Facts About Everything The World's Largest Teddy Bear Collection Numbers More Than 8,000 South Dakota resident Jackie Miley has 8,026 teddy bears living with her. That's one for every nine people living in her native Rapid City.
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Not with silence, sometimes with smile, mostly with a good laugh....😅😅😅 #pangasarba
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Yesterday my FT is back..and now I can rate users...❤❤❤Thank you NC.
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Oh it's the end of the month pala...It's Payday!! I almost forgot.
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Two of John Tyler's Grandsons Are Still Alive Although President John Tyler was born more in 1790, two of his grandsons were still alive as of 2018.
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I can't attach photo using my phone...what happened???😔😔😔
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I'll be back later...we will have a general meeting...and there's no wifi connection on the venue...
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Natawa nman ako sa "defer meeting"..pati meeting nadedefer na rin...kawawa nman yong mga pumunta na nakadayoff...😏😏😏
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Thank you Doc for our free merienda..But I will just take it home for my two son. #motherslove
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Sasahod ka ngayon tapos kinabukasan ubos na...maggrocery ka lng ngayon ng pang 2 weeks na stocks ubos na agad sahod...Nafefeel nyo rin ba aq??..Ang hirap magbudget..Dalawa na kaming nagttrabaho pero kinukulang pa rin...
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#Awesome Facts About Everything Cockroaches Can Survive Decapitation That rumor about cockroaches being the sole survivors at the end of the world might not be so far off. They can often stay alive even after their heads have been cut off! #luckycockroaches
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Waiting for uwian..sana nakaluto na sila ng dinner..pag-uwi ng bahay magpapaligo pa ng mga kids...then kakain..then magmomodule... Bawal magpahinga...hayyy
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Na-reach ko na pala yong 1st goal ko...1$ lng muna a day...masaya n aq don...🙂🙂🙂
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Done eating and doing some household chores...It's time for module...Our every night routine...
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This is what happened to my son's hand...elbow and wrist fracture...😔😔😔
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After 3 days of being casted his hands begun to swell...Thank's God the swelling subsided already.