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Captain Kirk got all the hot babes and ... uh... Gorns.

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Always a little spooky and mysterious looking.

Half-Life 2

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Only fools say, "I'm voting for the felon." Crime is bad. That's why we label it "crime."

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Though he tried hard to recall what he had learned about space rocks back in middle school, local man Jason Nieto reportedly forgot the difference between meteoroids and meteorites Thursday, struggling to describe what had just killed his dog. “God, I always forgot which one is the kind that actually hits the ground, if that’s even the difference, so I’m not sure what just crushed Churro,” said Nieto, explaining that the meteorite or meteoroid—or maybe asteroid, if that was a category including all of them—came streaking out of the clouds while he was walking his Pomeranian in the park.  Full Story

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In the cave mines there are tenfold less bacteria in the air than in the most sterile room in a hospital, so it also helps people with skin problems. Again, 300 meter deep, but the temperature here stays pretty much the same the whole year round – around 22 Celsius.

For decades, hospitals have sent patients suffering from asthma, hay fever type allergies and various bronchial blockages to spend time in the dark and humid galleries of the mine, where the salt-permeated air is believed to have decongestant and curative qualities.

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Admitting that ever since he joined the campaign trail the billionaire tech mogul had refused to leave him alone, President-elect Donald Trump reportedly locked the bathroom door Tuesday so Elon Musk couldn’t follow him in again. “All right, Elon, out,” an audibly frustrated Trump had said moments earlier as he stood up from the toilet and grabbed Musk by the scruff to throw him out, the SpaceX founder having barged in through the slightly ajar door, sat at his feet, stared into his eyes, and loudly whined. Full Story

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How do people not think these things through?

It's like the members of ethnic minorities voting for the guy siding with white supremacists.

Do you think they're going to make a special exception for YOUR black or Latin ethnicity?

Farmers voting for Trump know they depend on cheap labor and know tariffs used by the US can be used against the US by other countries.

This level of whiteness is sociopathic.

Republican narratives destroy farms. White farmers who vote Republican because of racist and nativist hatred for immigrants/migrants deserve to suffer economically.

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I will never stop pointing out the moral rot at center of the party of selfishness.

Republicans are openly voting for rapists, sex offenders, abusers, and adulterers.

White supremacy creates horrible men. Republicans reward horrible men.

It's manifest.

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The right blames the poor for the evils caused by the rich.

The voters hire the party that is 100% sold-out to the rich to "fix" all the problems that were caused by the very people that party represents. Brillant plan.

People believe the CRAZIEST conspiracy theories but the ONE we have evidence for (like above) in our daily lives.... and... voters think..

"Oh no. The rich are cool. We want to be rich too, so they can't be bad. It must be the immigrants and the liberals." 🙄

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Back when integrity and intelligence mattered.

P O T A T O

I remember when Dan Quayle misspelled "potato" and we were all like "yeah... he can't be president."

Good times.

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He was a therapist.

The core of Carl Jung's theory system was the belief that the whole of the individual's experience should be respected and included, rather than aspects being pathologised or disavowed; this included the individual's unwanted 'shadow' aspects – such as, for example, their aggressive, envious, destructive qualities,

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When every family went hiking in dress clothes, including a tie.

By the Side of the Road, 1930s

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