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ISIS stoning by nocturnalloner in WatchPeopleDie

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does someone still have this?

Hilarious Wannabe-Reporter Sets Out To ‘Investigate’ A House Fire, Actually Solves An Arson Case On FB Live

by Who to /s/whatever from (boredpanda.com)

[Indonesia] 4.5 magnitude strikes Indonesia at 14:39 UTC time

by Who to /s/earthquakes from (self.earthquakes)

[Nevada] Nevada’s first recorded earthquake death supposedly caused by Ridgecrest temblors

by Who to /s/earthquakes from (latimes.com)

All PC games should have a "Quit to Desktop" option when pressing ESCAPE by Who in unpopularopinion

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oh shit forgot about this thx

All PC games should have a "Quit to Desktop" option when pressing ESCAPE

by Who to /s/unpopularopinion from (self.unpopularopinion)

A to B is as 1 to 2 but 2 to 1 isn't as Z to Y

by Who to /s/ShowerThoughts from (self.ShowerThoughts)

Choosing to send your kid to school one year later or earlier will completely change their experience of life (friends, relationships, etc.) by Who in ShowerThoughts

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Yeah, it's wonderful how the world works, one way or another -- whether you're sending kids 1 year later or earlier, or making small decisions that affect your life, positively or negatively

Choosing to send your kid to school one year later or earlier will completely change their experience of life (friends, relationships, etc.)

by Who to /s/ShowerThoughts from (self.ShowerThoughts)

ISIS drive-by shooting by ElonMuskOfficial in WatchPeopleDie

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send link

ISIS execution by [deleted] in WatchPeopleDie

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ok this is chilling

People who spend at least 2 hours in nature a week are significantly more likely to report good health and higher psychological wellbeing, according to a new large-scale study (n = 19,806), which found that it didn’t matter whether this was achieved in a single visit or over several shorter visits. by magnora7 in science

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Dayum, that's why I'm so depressed