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An 8-year-old died from head injury, but her donated organs saved/bettered 4 lives. The doctors are bowing to thank her for her kidney/liver/cornea etc.

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This is the U.S.S. Zumwalt, a brand new futuristic Destroyer, deployed this week

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The last picture of The Three Stooges together

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100 years ago, September 13, 1916, the city of Erwin, Tennessee had a circus elephant hanged for murder. One witness recounted that he prodded her behind the ear with a hook after she reached down to nibble on a watermelon rind. She went into a rage, snatched Eldridge with her trunk, threw him against a drink stand and stepped on his head, crushing it. Most accounts indicate that she calmed down afterward and didn’t charge the onlookers, who began chanting, “Kill the elephant! Let’s kill it.” Within minutes, local blacksmith Hench Cox tried to kill Mary, firing five rounds with little effect. Meanwhile, the leaders of several nearby towns threatened not to allow the circus to visit if Mary was included. The circus owner, Charlie Sparks, reluctantly decided that the only way to quickly resolve the potentially ruinous situation was to kill the elephant in public. On the following day, a foggy and rainy September 13, 1916, Mary was transported by rail to Unicoi County, Tennessee, where a crowd of over 2,500 people (including most of the town’s children) assembled in the Clinchfield Railroad yard. The elephant was hanged by the neck from a railcar-mounted industrial crane between four o’clock and five o’clock that evening. The first attempt resulted in a snapped chain, causing Mary to fall and break her hip as dozens of children fled in terror. The severely wounded elephant died during a second attempt and was buried beside the tracks. A veterinarian examined Mary after the hanging and determined that she had a severely infected tooth in the precise spot where Red Eldridge had prodded her.

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The world’s fastest land animal in all its glory

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This woman was born in 1936 (She’s 80 if you’re too lazy to do the math)

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Niagra Falls from above

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Man Passes Out Drunk, Disgruntled Girlfriend Shoves 12 Screws Up His Urethra

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Firing a soccer ball, at 50 mph, out of a cannon from a truck going 50 mph. In other words, cancel momentum

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101 year old receipt for a 1915 Model A car ($2,185.00 in 1915 had the same buying power as $51,169.02 in 2016)

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Motherfuckers broke into a FREE condom machine and stole condoms

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44 Mag vs Gel Block

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.50 cal vs 30mm

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Mother cat walks through flames 5 times to save kittens from building fire in Brooklyn, NY. On March 30, 1996, Scarlett and her five kittens were in an abandoned garage allegedly used as a crack house in Brooklyn when a fire started from undetermined causes. The New York City Fire Department responded to a call about the fire and quickly extinguished it. When the fire was under control, one of the firefighters on the scene, David Giannelli, noticed Scarlett carrying her kittens away from the garage one by one. Scarlett herself had been severely burned in the process of pulling her kittens from the fire. Her eyes were blistered shut, her ears and paws burned, and her coat highly singed. The majority of her facial hair had been burnt away. After saving the kittens she was seen to touch each of her kittens with her nose to ensure they were all there and alive, as the blisters on her eyes kept her from being able to see them, and then she collapsed unconscious.

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