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Hip-Hop, Computer games, WWII. NWO and conspiracy stuff and eer... yeah... and other stuff that I might capture, reblog or scan from books. You'll find plenty of fresh stuff with 0 notes here. :/

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Nebraska has its days. 💚

[italianguy617]

[mrbozack-blog]

This is my recovery tank again. I'm sorry, but out of all my tanks it's one of my favourites. It's only about 20 UK litres. It's in my shed, where I escape to have a little puff. It doesn't get much maintenance, but heals anything that visits. A bit like my shed.

[foxease]

The weather is crazy here lately. Thunderstorms every afternoon and night. It’s so lovely ⚡

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[stability]

this is modern art

[sixpenceee]

The bagh naka is a claw-like weapon from India designed to fit over the knuckles or be concealed under and against the palm. It consists of four or five curved blades affixed to a crossbar or glove, and is designed to slash through skin and muscle. It is believed to have been inspired by the armament of big cats, and the term bagh naka itself means tiger’s claw in Hindi. (Source)

[surprisebitch]

this is sooo sweet <3

[theamericanpatriotpage]

LuDawg

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Fucking A.

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[mrbozack-blog]

Yet sadly, The Nazi war machine was funded from banks here in England. Their engines were provided by Henry Ford. The train tracks leading to Auschwitz were laid by the Union Pacific rail company.

It wasn't a German thing; it was a greedy rich man thing.

[rabbirubiez]

at Bridgeport, Connecticut

[italianguy617]

[sixpenceee]

Below the Surface by Julie Dillon 

[mrbozack-blog]

So wrong it's treasonous.

[mrbozack-blog]

This is what happens when you put grungy, half dead stems of Cabomba outside in natural sunlight. My tiny hospital tank has naturally cured many plants and small fish this way.

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This is Cheeruk, my first goldfish, and the bowl I was told he could live in when I first got him. That was two years ago, he was an inch long.

I won him at the local carnival, in the ping pong toss game. I loved him immediately and took him to the pet shop in town for advice. They gave me the bowl, some gravel, and a single plastic plant and told me he should live a few years at least. Luckily I did a bit of research, which led to more research and two years later he shares a 55 gallon tank with three other goldfish. If I can move them up even further, ideally to a pond someday, he can reach age 20.

20 years. Compared to a maximum of 3 in a bowl. That is some serious misinformation, and so many first time fish owners get goldfish thinking they’re low-maintenence, short-term pets, when they have so much more potential.

[mrbozack-blog]

I've seen circus fish live for 30 years and grow 30cm!

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source [x]

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[kitmillsdraws]

Saw The Witch the other day. Here’s that goat.