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jalilnajafov on ig

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Rusty-spotted cat | World’s smallest cat

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IT Workers Share the Most Idiotic Things Non-Techies Have Told Them

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i remember one dude that came in last week that tried to convince me that his optical drive was his hard drive

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[everythingfox]

Washing the void

[fartsandprayers]

With those huge pupils that water must be warm and the void is relaxed and safe. Yay!

[animatedwisdom]

Bonus: 

[the-shipping-machine]

He’s the best character in that entire series. Change my mind.

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[skeeterlikes]

This is my favorite video of all time, I’m not even exaggerating

[missytobi]

The rain, the piano, the view… wow everything made this video my fave

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[chillxmami]

similar posts here 

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aesthetic

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[zoreta]

This is an actual, legit problem in Russia.

Kronotsky Nature Reserve, like most nature reserves, is pretty remote and relies on gas generators for electricity, and keeps jet fuel around in case a rescue copter is needed.  

Thing is, these gas drums are just out in the open. And then the bears found them, and discovered that huffing the fumes got them high to the point of passing out. So now there are all these bears addicted to huffing jet fuel, and they’re teaching it to each other.

One one hand, nobody wants bears addicted to huffing highly flammable, toxic crap. It’s not healthy or safe for the bears to just pass out. 

On the other, remove the jet fuel… and you have a population of bears going through drug withdrawal, and a bunch of nature reserve workers stuck with them in the middle of nowhere.  Additionally, bears have started seeking alternate sources, like trailing behind a helicopter in hopes of fuel leaks, so taking away their source might be… ill advised.

[michaelpoe]

This one of the most Russian things I’ve ever read.

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