Fear Is Like Fire

Fear is like fire You can warm your hands on it Fear is like fire You can burn your house down with it. it's up to you

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Diplomatic competition between Taiwan and China in Africa: 1949-2018.

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put this in the MOMA

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interwar:

Dedicated keepers at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust’s Nairobi Elephant Nursery in Kenya protect baby Shukuru from the cold and rain, and the risk of pneumonia, with a custom-made raincoat. ph. Michael Nichols

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behold…….the smallest of all african wildfowl…..

the african pygmy goose…..its wingspan is between 5.6 inches and 6.5 inches long….

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cats opening doors with their faces is astounding. you got four paws little fool.

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A’Beckett Tower, Melbourne / AUS, 2011 by William Veerbeek

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SPB The New Hermitage, atlantes by Igor Palmin on Flickr.

SPB The New Hermitage, architect L.Klenze, (1844-1849) portico with atlantes, sculptor A. Terebenev (1839-1852)

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Australia

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everyone in the world was an absolute dumbass until 1781 when kant invented thinking

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Too bad he couldn’t invent something to cover up that massive forehead of his

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you just annihilated the entirety of western philosophy with that sentence

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having a cat means quickly closing the door so they don’t follow you into the bathroom

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fuckk off why is this the funniest fucking thing I’ve ever seen??

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Stunning Aerial Photographs of the Faroe Islands by Melin Kafka

Merlin Kafka is a skilled photographer based in Scotland and Germany. Like many lovers of nature and photography, he is also fascinated by the exquisite and vast beauty of Iceland’s geography. 

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Satisfying