GrammerNazi

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They literally have a reality TV show about people taking their driving tests. This girl just walked out cause it was too stressful.

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Couldn't have said it better myself My man, Trev rich.

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This was a Turkish soldier during the attempted coup. Makes you wonder doesn't it, if he's just following orders, should he really be attacked? Military culture functions only because most in it follow the orders given. Then again, shouldn't he?

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Well then :/

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Sorry for the long post :)

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Modern art

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There are immortal species amongst us Specifically the species of jellyfish is called turritopsis dohrnii

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Amazing they won, considering that the odds were stacked against them from all the power clubs and their multi million dollar players.

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How big is the Sun really?

Surface temperature approximately 5 500 degrees Celsius. You learn something new everyday right 

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Society for Promotion of Elfish Welfare S.P.E.W.

Even in Harry Potter, Emma Watson was championing equal rights. For a cause that most people weren’t bothered about. Not saying that women are comparable to elves, just that she fights for equality both on screen and off screen.

Truly an inspiration.

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Turn to page 394

I hope that whenever J.K. Rowling writes her next book, she leaves page 394 of it blank, as an ode to this giant of history.

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Was Snape good or evil?

This is a controversial question, I strongly believe that Snape is evil to a large degree. He begged Dumbledore to save the Potter family only because he loved Lily so dearly and he had led the dark lord to her by sharing the prophecy.

If it was Neville who was chosen for example, Snape would have never changed, never helped Dumbledore in any way and continued on his death eater path. Every thing he did for harry, he did because of the grief of losing Lily.

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How no calorie sugar substitute got invented

After spending the day studying coal tar derivatives, Fahlberg left his Johns Hopkins laboratory and went to dinner. Big Discovery: Something he ate tasted particularly sweet, which he traced to a chemical compound he'd spilled on his hand. Turns out it was calorie free too

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Economics 101 - Manipulation

Eliminate the lower categories of a chart and make the trend look staggering. it is a great improvement, but out of perspective, makes you think poverty is closer to 0 than it actually is

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Burn Notice

Loved this show to death. bought a bluetooth earpiece at 14 years old cause of this show. still remember the entire opening monologue

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Is this where we are headed

Schools need to be a safe place of learning, not a war zone.

We need stricter gun laws, the world over. A 4 year old shouldn’t be bringing a gun to Pre K

http://www.thetrace.org/2015/11/guns-in-schools-united-states/

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equality for all

The biggest arguments against gay marriage seems to be

1) It’s against my religion. - Laws aren’t about religions, they are about society and separate from religion. You are not compelled to do it, but can’t expect to stop everyone else from doing so

2) It’s not natural. - What is natural really? It’s just hetereosexual marriages have been the norm for hundreds of years. but being the norm doesnt mean it’s a good policy, look at slavery and oppression of women.

3) Children need both parents to raise them effectively and be good role models. - Does this explain why we take children away from single parents or when one of their parents die? Didn’t think so

4) The world can’t repopulate itself if too many people turn gay. - Look at the stats we dont have a problem with underpopulation, the greater risk is overpopulation with the rates of growth currently.