Banana says ‘Can we please change the subject?
The broccoli says ‘I look like a small tree’, the mushroom says ‘I look like an umbrella’, the walnut says ‘I look like a brain’,...
If we shouldn’t eat at night, why is there a light in the fridge?
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why is there a light in the fridge?
If we shouldn’t eat at night, why is there a light in the fridge?
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Love Advice
My friend and I giving each other love advice.!!
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Them: Money doesn’t bring happiness.
Them: Money doesn’t bring happiness. Me: Pass the money over here, I like to be sad.
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Me Supporting My Homies
Me Supporting My Homies even when they Dumbshit
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Why do gorillas have big nostrils?
Why do gorillas have big nostrils?
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Sucks to suck like that..
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The deadly “vampire” virus is spreading in the America.
The viral genome suggests that the robberies of the mad vampire bats have migrated from Latin America to North America and vice versa.The practice of...
The viral genome suggests that the robberies of the mad vampire bats have migrated from Latin America to North America and vice versa.The practice of vampire bats eating the blood of mammals allows them to infect the deadly rabies virus, humans and animals in danger of extinction in Latin America. Scientists have now discovered that... -
South America Ignores Europe and Reopens as Virus Peak Nears
South American countries have begun to lift restrictions on COVID-19 too lightly, even as the region moves toward the peak of the virus, despite a...
South American countries have begun to lift restrictions on COVID-19 too lightly, even as the region moves toward the peak of the virus, despite a predicament previously beaten by European nations.South American countries on Monday began reducing restrictions on COVID-19, also causing the virus to pack up in a region that does not contradict a... -
The Stove Train In Japan – An Experience That You Should Not Miss
Travel to the past in this 1950s-period Japanese ‘oven train.’ By Gayatri Moodliar In Japan, it’s anything but difficult to envision projectile trains cutting through...
Travel to the past in this 1950s-period Japanese ‘oven train.’ By Gayatri Moodliar In Japan, it’s anything but difficult to envision projectile trains cutting through the streets at speeds that get different nations gunning to deliver the equivalent. With maximum velocities of more than 300 km/hr, recommending a ride that walks around a maximum velocity...
