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Colmar in Alsace, France (via vsco.co)
The Powerpuff Girls S01E09
{description: Hispanic man uses Google Translate to demonstrate how many different Spanish words are all pronounced the same in English.
Example, the sentence "Escribe un rito correcto con la derecha" translates to "Write a right rite with a right."
The man starts crying.
via @ familycam1 on Tiktok}
My family is actually credited for discovering the pyramids. They’re considered experts
I... I feel as though the pyramids never really needed to be discovered. They seem like they’re kind of hard to miss.
why is it always the fucking dairy blog getting this shit
Generous of them to imagine people think on here
no time for mansplaining, this place is gonna blow
actually, it’s going to collapse. the bombs are only there to break the supports and compromise the structural integrity of the building so much that it collapses on itself. you would need a much more powerful bomb to literally blow up the building from the inside out since most of the energy would just be absorbed by th
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