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needy wistful hesitant Leopard

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By: desuwa

09/19/2019

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Moar?

credit to the twitter page of microscopic images.

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By: ferndizzle

06/03/2013

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Mini game

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also still giving credit to the twitter page microscopic images.

also should i do another?

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By: ferndizzle

06/04/2013

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Islandception

Source: Google Earth

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By: torchictoucher

06/04/2013

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Actor Trivia Part 2

Slam your face on the keyboard until you hit shift + up.
Special mention to lempersy and rieskimo.

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By: Abandoned

02/18/2013

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U History, M8?

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By: mudkip----er

02/16/2015

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Venice

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By: mudkip----er

01/05/2014

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Wow

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By: BIGSEXYISBACKAGAIN

09/19/2013

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USA Expanding

Souce: Wikipedia via Imgur

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By: torchictoucher

06/05/2013

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Bmw concept

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By: reikara

06/30/2013

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Perfection

Source: Chinese History

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By: torchictoucher

06/08/2013

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Frozen Egg

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By: mudkip----er

04/03/2015

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Ear-less Bunny

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By: creepylullaby

08/13/2013

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The ghost in Gladiator

I was amazed to find this out. I've watched this movie many times without noticing anything was odd. So when somebody told me about this I didn't quite believe it at first. But after being convinced it was true I figured it was worth sharing.

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By: scapegrace

12/07/2013

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Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet Engine table

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By: mudkip----er

02/21/2015

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The Kardashev Scale

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By: mudkip----er

11/13/2016

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Antartica from space

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By: mudkip----er

01/05/2014

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USA Expanding

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By: torchictoucher

08/03/2018

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The Mathologer rides again

Homer's theorem
After putting on some glasses he found in a toilet Homer feels very smart and declares: "The sum of the square root of any two sides of an iscosceles triangle is equal to the square root of the remaining side." Well, sounds like Pythagoras theorem but it's not. The Mathologer sets out to track down this mystery theorem to its lair and dissects the hell out of it.

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By: mudkip----er

07/10/2016

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Letter Frequency

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By: mudkip----er

02/16/2015

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Just Cause anyone?

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09/19/2019

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Air walk

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09/19/2019

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needy wistful hesitant Leopard

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09/19/2019

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A penny for your thoughts

By: foxshot

06/29/2019

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Rotate your seagull

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By: foxshot

06/27/2019

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Funhouse

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By: foxshot

06/26/2019

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One false move

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By: foxshot

06/04/2019

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USA Expanding

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By: torchictoucher

08/03/2018

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how to

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By: mudkip----er

01/31/2018

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Ancient Forgotten History: King Penda of Mercia

Britain in the Early 7th Century
After a long gap I decided to make another one of these posts about history
(the first one: http://imgur.com/gallery/5gpZ9 second one: http://imgur.com/gallery/iiN3c third one: http://imgur.com/gallery/AYQqW).

However, this time the focus is different. I'm not giving overviews of states, but of people and stories that go unlearnt and unheard of. Our First one will be King Penda of Mercia. In the early 7th Century there was no "England". The Roman Empire had left Britain in the 5th Century and Germanic tribes from Angeln, Saxony, Jutland and Frisia made their way into the province. By the 7th Century the Celtic peoples (who had arrived in 500BCE) were mostly situated in kingdoms in Wales, Cornwall and Scotland. The most powerful nation by far was Norþumbria - the Christian Kingdom of the North.

We find ourselves in Mercia - a hilly and forested region in Central England, and a minor power at this point in time, they have not converted to Christianity, choosing to worship gods such as Woden and Þúnor - similar gods to those the Vikings would later bring back to the isles. A young warrior of noble blood is among their finest prospects to become elected to position of Cyning - king. His name is Penda. Norþumbria is invading Welsh lands, and Mercia has blood ties to these Welsh families. The last thing the Mercians want is war with the North, but at this time in English culture honour was of paramount value - a nation without honour was without allies. Mercia was going to war.

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By: mudkip----er

03/14/2017

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