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Does that really what atheist extremists do ? Talk about space, aliens or parallel worlds and stuff ? or this is clearly a manipulation ? and Hey check out PKK please :) The idea behind this organization is practically based on marksism & leninism so that makes them atheist as well, right ? correct me if I'm wrong. So what they do? They bomb and kill innocent people in Turkey , does not even matter if they are babies, youngsters or women. - mcd

atayizim tartismasina damgasini vuran pekeka \o/ - meylem from iPhone

spider man olan guselmis (: - bekçibekir from Android

Biyaaakk ne nan - egemen from Android

What a wonderful view! - Maitani

It was truly lovely. And so quiet! I wasn't originally planning to go there but I'm glad I did. It was worth skipping a few waterfalls for this :-) - Amit Patel

"In response to Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries not wanting "not so cool" kids or women who wear size large to wear his company's clothes, Greg Karber has come up with a funny and creative way to readjust the Abercrombie & Fitch brand. He's giving their clothes to the homeless. After scouring his local thrift shop's "douchebag section," Karber heads to LA's Skid Row to dole out the clothes among the homeless population. Watch the stunt and find out how you can be involved in one man's troll-job on a company with some pretty unflattering business practices in the video above." - Jessie from Bookmarklet

Thank you Soup! I don't think this guy set out to be offensive, but he does need to rethink his tactics. - Jessie

Congratulations :) - Hedgehog

Congrats!!!! - Rachel Walden

"The person, who remained anonymous, wrote: ‘I was recently walking my affenpinscher (a toy breed of dog) around the Hanover area of Brighton when I noticed that a wormhole or vortex has opened up on Montreal Road. ‘On closer inspection it seems to be some kind of portal to other times, places and dimensions. ‘I would have investigated further but I was concerned my little dog would be sucked into it. ‘Is this meant to be there? At first I believed it might be part of the Brighton Festival but I believe it could be a hazard to the general public. I look forward to your response.’" - Jessie from Bookmarklet

I just like the house colors. And seeing a comment from lain again. - SteVe C

A total of 333 people have died in or following police custody over the past 11 years, but no officer has ever been successfully prosecuted, according to a watchdog's report. - Halil from Bookmarklet

*bump* - Halil

How come I hear http://www.youtube.com/watch... in the background of this post? :P - imabonehead

<3 - Jason

YAY! - Jimminy IS Everybody

Sweet! - Jim #TeamMonique

"EPECUEN, Argentina — A strange ghost town that spent a quarter century under water is coming up for air again in the Argentine farmlands southwest of Buenos Aires." - SteVe C from Bookmarklet

Interesting! - Son of Groucho

Atlantis. - Micah from FFHound(roid)!

Yeah I hate unknown source. Well, maybe not hate, but annoyed by. - ronin

The one or two that I have "high" numbers for unknown sources seem to be the ones I shared to Tumblr that ended up getting reblogged a good deal, with a higher number of notes. - Jennifer Dittrich

That's a possibility, though this one didn't get reblogged all that much (26 notes, of which 6 were reblogs). - John (bird whisperer)

i was once offered this service, and on more than one occasion was threatened with this service, oh the joys of life eh - Halil

Classic Carlin. I wish he was still alive: I would love to hear his views on the current mess most of us are in! - Son of Groucho

LOL - Xabaras (G.O.)

lol I wanna give her dap for that one :-D - Starmama from FFHound(roid)!

"UK scientists have designed an implantable microchip that attaches to the vagus nerve, which helps to control a variety of body functions from heart rate to hunger. The chip, which is just a few millimeteres in size, is designed to read electrical and chemical signatures of appetite. The device then sends electrical signals to the brain to reduce or stop the urge to eat." - April Russo from Bookmarklet

Shock therapy? - Victor Ganata

liu, represented by pekin fine arts, is known for his work which deals with conflicting relationships between nature and human society, generated by the rate of chinese urban development. in liu's imagery, these animals become an overwhelming part of daily life in the city. - Tolgardo

SUSPICION CONFIRMED. THEY ARE THE SAME SONG. :P - Joe Silence from Bookmarklet

Great find! - Son of Groucho

I guess the realistic answer is: not a whole hell of a lot of people. - Victor Ganata

Let's be more concrete, then. If a multimilionaire only paid an effective tax rate that's half of mine, that's still a lot more money than I paid. So I'm not going to hate if he took some deductions that I'm not eligible for. But this is still a *very* far cry from paying an effective tax rate of 0%. I know I'm not alone in finding this egregious. Hell, other corporations are probably pissed off about that. - Victor Ganata

I would say something about the occasional nature of copulation in my own life, but some might find that too unpastoral a thing to say. :^) - Friar Ticket to Ride

Imagine if the Catholic Church would recognize that seemingly trivial point up there? That would be a huge thing for humanity. - Eivind

بهترین چیزها از درون اتفاق می‌افتد یا تغییر می‌کند.. - amin

جوجو لاک پشت ! - مــمــــد!

. - Arash

لایک برای عکس. - ♕Dr. Eynollah شایگان ♕

Surrounded by irony but I seldom use mockery for destructive purposes. - Greg GuitarBuster

For example, has anyone in this group received a token yet? Asked for a sponsor? - Greg GuitarBuster

You know too much. - I'd get Pete as a sponsor, but we've yet to determine just who would be sponsoring who. - Uli - Sent to Coventry

"Astronomers have found a planetary system orbiting the star Kepler-62. This five-planet system has two worlds in the habitable zone — the distance from their star at which they receive enough light and warmth for liquid water to theoretically exist on their surfaces. (...) Kepler-62e is 60 percent larger than Earth, while Kepler-62f is about 40 percent larger, making both of them “super-Earths.” They are too small for their masses to be measured, but astronomers expect them to be composed of rock and water, without a significant gaseous envelope. As the warmer of the two worlds, Kepler-62e would have a bit more clouds than Earth, according to computer models. More distant Kepler-62f would need the greenhouse effect from plenty of carbon dioxide to warm it enough to host an ocean. Otherwise, it might become an ice-covered snowball. “Kepler-62e probably has a very cloudy sky and is warm and humid all the way to the polar regions. Kepler-62f would be cooler, but still potentially life-friendly,” said Harvard astronomer and co-author Dimitar Sasselov." - Amira from Bookmarklet

Thank you, @Amira!! :) - Harold Cabezas

Unless your works are registered or plastered with a watermark, anyone can use your copyrighted work for their own commercial and personal gains provided they have made a small effort to search for the original owner. If no owner can be found, they are free to do with it whatever they want. - Halil from Bookmarklet

I've signed. - Son of Groucho

:D - Halil from Bookmarklet

i hope to never find out. - Joe Silence

....... do I have access to a slower cooker and some sage? - Johnny