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lookit my grandma

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that second largest child in that last photo is the man sitting in this photo

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my fam in the 1870s

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pylaszczkiewicz, welcome back, lovely

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I'm lovely! 100% of Kats agree, plus all the other swing voters. Or at least the ones who matter. Even my mother says I'm amicable.

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Did I ever tell you I'm related to Dolly Parton's brother's ex-wife? Honestly, this is my biggest accomplishment.

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I share my African segment of DNA with this woman and I'm related to Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick through the owner of one of his ancestors.

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Beautiful story written by my great great grand aunt Elsa Fagerström

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How is my shit still getting reblogged?

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Man, my tumblr is just so tacky; it's great!

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Kazimierz IV Jagiellończyk

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I have always loved my horrifically tacky tumblr page. So bad

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Motorpsycho (1965)

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Basically Hans

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Visit Original Link

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Oriano Caretti looks at the overturned shelves with Parmesan wheels in his Parmesan cheese factory in San Giovanni in Persiceto, Italy, on May 21. 2012.

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The Paraná River appears as a wide, blue strip with the muddy brown water of the smaller Verde River entering from the northwest (top left). An extensive wetland (dark green) occupies most of the left half of this astronaut photograph, and the floodplain reaches a width of 11 kilometers (about 7 miles). The thin line of a road crossing the floodplain also gives a sense of scale. Above the Paraná–Verde confluence (image center), the floodplain is much narrower.

The floodplain is generated by sediments delivered by both rivers. The evidence for this is that the entire surface is crisscrossed by the wider traces of former Paraná River channels, as well as numerous narrower traces of the Verde. The floodplains along both rivers are bordered by numerous rectangular agricultural fields. The dominant crops along this part of the Paraná River are coffee, corn, and cotton.

Turbid water, such as that in the Verde River, is common in most rivers that drain plowed agricultural land, as some topsoil is washed into local rivers after rains. A long tendril of brown water extends from the Verde into the main channel of the Paraná, where it hugs the west bank and remains unmixed for many kilometers. This effectively shows the direction of river flow from orbit: right to left for the Paraná, and upper left to image center for the Verde.