Family called him to inquire about the recipe so she could have it one last time. When the chef learned that the customer lived in Vermont and could no longer travel due to her advanced lung cancer, he decided to make the long drive and cook it fresh for her.
A Nike ad that aired during the 2000 Summer Olympics that was pulled off the air due to complaints.
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Coming in hot
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Gotta check then double check
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Prismatic rainbow hair
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Niiiice! $83.24 Treasure Quest payout (using mega method I've described in first earnings post)
JustPlay! Cash out every 3 hours!
It happened again! This is just the 8 Daily Challenges & it took 2 hours. (Tried taking a screenshot like the other one, but I accidentally touched the screen and it disappeared.)
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This is crazy! This is just for the 8 daily challenges! 🤑
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Universal invisible stitching
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Are you in that 70%?
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This is what 1mm³ (cubic) of our brains look like. This scan took 1.4 petabytes (1,400 terabytes) of data which is equivalent to 14,000 full-length 4K movies.
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This is what 1mm³ (cubic) of our brains look like. This scan took 1.4 petabytes (1,400 terabytes) of data which is equivalent to 14,000 full-length 4K movies.
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Prescription medication being filled at a pharmacy
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🔥 Bald Eagles are known for a unique courtship display called the "Daredevil Cartwheel," where a male and female lock talons and tumble towards the ground, releasing just before impact.
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🔥 The adorable Long-tailed tit of Hokkaido, Japan
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Crescent pigeon performing its courtship dance to a shoe with pink "feet" like his own
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🔥 A Crested pigeon performing its mating dance to a shoe with pink "feet" just like his
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🔥 The red-capped manakin and it's 'moonwalk' mating dance
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Damiano David with that voice and that face and that body
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Luigi's current defense fund
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"Hidden mother" photography was a Victorian-era practice used to hold children still during the long exposure time (30+ seconds).
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They were just trying to be "bad guys," Mom!
Just look at some of these kids...how can they be so dumb? Like what, you seriously can't hula hoop? Jesus Christ. And babies know literally nothing. God damn, kids are so dumb.
Braiding rainbow challah bread
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