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I guess you could say I’m having a whale of a time at work today

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Idk man those kind of look like penguins to me but whatever

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mothdad

a godless heathen potato

axolameo

an autobiography

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@grumpyvikingdidnothingwrong

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This is me!

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dat boi aesthetic

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This is adorable

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does anyone have that pic of the really embarassing communists fucking around while stalin watches on in heaven, freaking the fuck out as hitler has a chuckle

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Here ya go m8:

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In the State Farm commercial ‘Never’, a man professes he will never get married, have kids, or buy a minivan, but does all those things. The last thing he says is “I’m never letting go”, implying he’s about to abandon his family.

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I stared into hell and hell stared back.

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George Lucas changes Jedi marriage rules after cute kid asks nicely

One 7-year-old boy has succeeded where legions of fans have failed: he has persuaded George Lucas to change his vision for Star Wars.

Colin, a young Star Wars fan, hopes to become a Jedi Knight when he’s older, but he also wants to get married and start a family—something forbidden by the Jedi Order, according to Attack Of The Clones and Revenge Of The Sith. Probably dissatisfied with his parents’ guidance to “just become a new kind of Jedi” or to “stop watching those prequels and watch the real Star Wars,” Colin went straight to the source with a succinct letter to Lucasfilm:

Colin received the following response:

…as well as a bunch of cool Star Wars merchandise:

More at avclub.com

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Jedi can get married now everyone else go home.

HOPE THERE IS

what is his major

Wintergatan - Marble Music Machine (2000 marbles)

This is incredible! At first i was like hmm that doesn’t sound like music, then the dude drops the beat hard.

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Sick

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@wonderbreadaviation

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Fuckin bruh

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Figured you would love that

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RADICAL

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Pure machine porn. My theory is that whenever you see something like this you’re looking at a potential serial killer who found a positive outlet.

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Kul Wahad!

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The best gun control is cutting off everyone’s hands

No hands means no crime

michigander514

I’m sorry. You were saying?

@tautra same.

who is she

@tautra

Back in the 1960s, the U.S. started vaccinating kids for measles. As expected, children stopped getting measles.

But something else happened.

Childhood deaths from all infectious diseases plummeted. Even deaths from diseases like pneumonia and diarrhea were cut by half.

“So it’s really been a mystery — why do children stop dying at such high rates from all these different infections following introduction of the measles vaccine,” says Michael Mina, a postdoc in biology at Princeton University and a medical student at Emory University.

Scientists Crack A 50-Year-Old Mystery About The Measles Vaccine Photo credit: Photofusion/UIG via Getty Images

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Using computer models, they found that the number of measles cases in these countries predicted the number of deaths from other infections two to three years later.

“We found measles predisposes children to all other infectious diseases for up to a few years,” Mina says.

And the virus seems to do it in a sneaky way.

Like many viruses, measles is known to suppress the immune system for a few weeks after an infection. But previous studies in monkeys have suggested that measles takes this suppression to a whole new level: It erases immune protection to other diseases, Mina says.

VACCINATE. YOUR. DAMN. KIDS.