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When my girlfriend breaks up with me while I’m on vacation

When I’m showing someone a funny video on Youtube

Watching Game of Thrones with a person who has never seen it before and the first major character dies

When someone on Craigslist tries to justify the price by saying how much they paid for it originally

When I just got surround sound speakers and I watch Lord of the Rings 

When I’m at my first rock concert and have no idea how to metal

When it’s last call and a 5 says she’s into butt stuff 

When I just made my first student loan payment, which depleted my bank account but didn’t make a dent in the balance

When I think someone is in my house but I’m actually just really stoned

When the girl I’ve been connecting with all night suddenly drops “my boyfriend” into the conversation

When I can’t tell if the milk has gone bad 

When I see my girlfriend skyping with one of her hot friends 

When I found PDFs of all $700 worth of textbooks this term

Getting out of a toxic relationship

When we ask my married friend to come to the pub with us

When the girl I’m going down on tells me she has herpes

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With all the troubles between the police and the citizens they are sworn to protect lately in the U.S., perhaps we could all use a fun little break from it all? Thankfully, the Reykjavik police Instagram is ready and waiting with plenty of photos to remind us that cops have a fun side too. The account features the policemen and policewomen of the capital of Iceland chronicling the lighter side of their jobs. Police in the country did not record their first shooting death ever until just last year, opening fire on an armed who fired at two officers, so perhaps they can afford to be a bit more easygoing.

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Girl signs the lyrics of trance to her deaf friend at the Tomorrowworld Music Festival

The Interstellar behind the scenes video I have been waiting to see ever since I found out TARS was a practical effect and controlled by a puppeteer

A terrifying video of distracted teen drivers

Key & Peele – Text Message Confusion

Taiwanese Street Food – Oyster Omelettes

Rapper Lil Debbie eaten alive by callers on Sway in the Morning radio show

Awesome Kron Gracie highlight

Smh: Synthol Freak is Back & Even More Pumped!

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The only tree that survived the tsunami in Japan between 70,000 trees. Today protected and restored

Passive aggressive plaque at Victoria university

First Class on an A-380 

Meals Served In First Class Flights

Emirates

Meal: Traditional Arabic Mezze, smoked tomato soup, bread from basket, Grilled fish briyani, Thai style chicken with sautéed vegetables, chocolate soufflé with mint sauce and Gopa chocolates

41 years ago , the Grateful Dead debuted the “Wall of Sound” – 26,400 watts of continuous power weighing in at 75 tons (‘I Know You Rider’)

Fake Amps On Stage….LOL!

144-Year-Old Wisteria, Largest In Japan

This is what the tea looked like that was dumped into the Boston harbor [Boston Tea party 1773]

This plank could roughly last someone a year. Often bought in sections, one would shave off the compressed tea into a pot/kettle.

A mans last message to the world before being publicly executed (more info)

Gas Station In Slovakia 

Cactus in Oaxaca

This guy needs some help…

A poacher hunter 

Wolverine then vs. Wolverine now 

A Vietnamese Fisherman with his Haul of Fish Traps to be Sold at a Local Market

You Haven’t Really Enjoyed Life Until You Tried Vietnamese Food

Switzerland. 

The sun, shot in ultraviolet

Dark Hedges In Ballymoney, Ireland

The Flight recorder (black box) Onboard All Commerical Airlines (How does a plane’s black box actually work?)

Black box from Germanwings Flight 4U 9525

The Boardrooms of 15 of the World’s Most Powerful Corporations.

Heckler and Koch. German Defense Manufacturers. Handguns, rifles, grenade launchers.

Those weapons are real and loaded.

FIFA. International Governing Body of Association Football (Soccer).

Infamous for rapaciousness and corruption. $1.3 billion in 2013 revenue.

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp. World’s 2nd largest bank. Deplorably corrupt.

Google. The most visited website in the world. $66 billion in revenue 2014.

BP. British Petroleum. World’s 5th largest revenue-producing company.

Spent $16 million in 2009 lobbying Congress to rewrite various laws in its favor. Lobbying Congress means bribing politicians.

Yahoo. 700 million website visits each month. $4.6 billion in 2014 revenue.

Adidas. German multinational shoe manufacturer. Largest sportswear manufacturer in Europe.

2nd largest sportswear manufacturer in the world. $16.2 billion in 2012 revenue.

Nestle. Multinational food and beverage company. $1.1 billion annual revenue.

Nestle CEO: Water Is Not A Human Right, Should Be Privatized

BNP Paribas Bank. Paris. Third largest bank in the world.

Banco Santander. Spanish financial services. Largest bank in the European Union.

Merceds-Benz. German luxury automobiles. Owns factories in 26 countries.

LukOil Russia. Russia’s 2nd largest oil company. World’s 2nd largest public company.

Reputed to be the most corrupt, dishonest company in the world.

Apple. World’s 2nd largest IT company by revenue. 3rd largest mobile phone maker.

Largest publicly traded corporation in the world. First U.S. company to be valued at over $700 billion. World’s largest music retailer.

ING Group. Dutch multinational banking and financial services. World’s 18th largest corporation by revenue.

OPEC. Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries. The world’s most powerful corporation.

They could buy Bank of America with 1 month’s worth of revenue. They could buy Apple with 1 week’s worth of revenue. They could buy General Motors in 3 days

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10. Five Characters in Search of an Exit

It sounds like the start of a bad joke: an army major wakes up in a metal cylinder and meets a hobo, a ballet dancer, a bagpiper, and a clown. Things are never quite as they seem in The Twilight Zone, and there aren’t a lot of laughs to be found in this premise.

Instead, these five characters trapped in a strange tube seek to not only escape, but also figure out where they are. The results are as surprising as you’d expect given the history of the show. This was season three’s Christmas episode, but hardly filled with mirth and good cheer. It did inspire Vincenzo Natali’s cult classic film Cube

9. It’s A Good Life

The fantasy of every child — to have unlimited power against grown-ups — is made horrifyingly real in 1961’s “It’s a Good Life.” Bill Mumy plays six-year-old Anthony Freemont, a boy with incredible psychic powers who holds everyone around him hostage. It’s sort of like Game of Thrones, if little King Joffrey could simply think you out of existence for displeasing him. The adults tiptoe around the kid, but it never really matters, because he’s six, and six-year-olds aren’t particularly rational in the first place. That ever-present sense of menace exuded from the adorable face of Mumy is what makes things work. Like “Nightmare at 20,000 Feet,” the episode was remade for the Twilight Zone movie. It also got a sequel in the 2002 Twilight Zone revival series, entitled “It’s Still a Good Life,” wherein Anthony is now a grown-up and his daughter has inherited his abilities. Bill Mumy and Chloris Leachman reprise their original roles, and Mumy’s real-life daughter serves as the story’s new tyrant.

8. The Hitch-Hiker

One of Inger Stevens’ two appearances on The Twilight Zone, “The Hitch-Hiker” is a simple-yet-cryptic story of young woman traveling cross country while being pursued by an unnamed hitcher. The unexplainable phenomena, Stevens’ lonesome paranoia and the twist ending is textbook Twilight Zone. However, under its enjoyable thrills is a message of finding peace in unsuspecting tragedy.

7. Living Doll

No doubt some type of ancestor to 1988’s Child’s Play, Talking Tina is a loveable child’s toy—with murderous, psychopathic tendencies. Erich Streator, an estranged step father, is less than pleased when his daughter brings home her own Talking Tina. At first, he dismisses the dolls cryptic messages as an elaborate prank, but he soon realizes the fake dolls threats are all too real.

6. A Stop at Willoughby

The Twilight Zone is known for the weird, the macabe and the dark. However, this episode isn’t so black and white. Well, the show’s physically still in black and white, but in the case of Gart Williams, a tired and overworked advertising executive, life is a nightmare and The Twilight Zone offers relief every evening on his train ride home. Williams pictures an idyllic society, one that he feels at ease in. “A Stop at Willoughby” is about man’s search for paradise. Some call it heaven, Williams calls it Willoughby.

5. Nightmare at 20,000 Feet

“Nick of Time,” the wonderful fortune-teller episode, deserves a quick mention, but Shatner’s second appearance on the show, “Nightmare at 20,000 Feet,” is even more memorable. Shatner plays a salesman who’s recently recovered from a nervous breakdown and boards a flight home, but soon discovers that there’s some thing on the wing of the plane. “Nightmare” shows how fragile sanity can be, especially if you’re right and everyone else only thinks you’re crazy. Luckily, Shatner’s fear of flying was overcome three years later as he joined the cast of Gene Roddenberry’s Star Trek.

4. To Serve Man

“To Serve Man” is a lesson in the importance of context. Earth enjoys a period of unparalleled prosperity as the nine-foot-tall Kanamits abolish the need for war, hunger and poverty. As humans leave in droves for the Kanamits homeworld, a scientist makes a startling discovery that makes the aliens “peaceful occupation” much more sinister. The underlying theme: Maybe you shouldn’t immediately trust nine-foot-tall extra terrestrials.

3. The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street

An eery comparison to Cold War America circa The Red Scare, “Monsters” centers around the residents of Maple Street, a quintessential American suburb. As they witness unexplainable phenomena, hysteria quickly turns to finger pointing. Quickly, the term “monster” in the title becomes an ambiguous term as the accusations become more and more hostile. At it’s time, “Monsters” was a bitter social critique. Now it’s a powerful glimpse into an unfortunate period of American history—another example of The Twilight Zone’s timelessness.

2. Time Enough at Last

And so begins what is perhaps the most beloved of all Twilight Zoneepisodes, 1959’s “Time Enough at Last.” In many ways, this first season ep is the epitome of everything The Twilight Zone stands for. A poor, put-upon man (Burgess Meredith, in his first of several appearances in the series) finds things finally going his way, only to watch the inherent cruelness of the universe twist everything in a terrible manner, usurping his moment of victory. Rod Serling sure loved to kick the audience in the gut, and this particular blow is one of the series’ most unforgettable.

Meredith stars as Henry Bemis — a man who just wants to get away from the everyday world and bury his nose in a good book. Henry gets his wish when the rest of humanity is wiped out in a nuclear attack. He discovers an untouched library — a place where he can read in peace for the rest of his existence. Thrilled with his discovery, Bemis settles in. As he gets ready to crack open his first book, he breaks his glasses. Virtually blind, Bemis is now stuck in a world with all the time and books he could ever want and no way to enjoy them. This unhappy twist ending would become a common feature during the show’s run, but this one always stood out as particularly cruel. Perhaps it’s because so many of us can relate to it.

Serling himself listed “Time Enough at Last” amongst his favorite episodes of the series.

1. The Eye of the Beholder

So many episodes could hold the stop spot, but “Beholder” combines everything that makes Twilight Zone a cherished television show. The audience is dropped in media res as Janet Tyler lies hospitalized with gauze wrapped around her head. The camera movement and light is inventive and screens the audience from truly discerning what’s going on. The slow unwrapping of the gauze is possibly the most tense moment in the entire series, and the surprise that follows has left an indelible mark on television and audiences alike.

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Driver Passed Out on 805 Freeway

Nebraska man offers fracking polluted water to Oil & Gas commissioners

Iggy Azalea Freestyle is sh*t!

Real Life Call Of Duty! Dude called in an A-10 Warthog Strike!

A-10 Warthog

Deadmau5 working in his studio on modular synths

Disney’s Bambi starring The Rock

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These 14 Animals Are Absolutely Fed Up With Selfies – Ned Hardy

How to Break Up Without All the Heartbreak – Nick Notas

Hot girls maximizing the hotness of glasses – Bro My God

Things That Happen When You Are Single For A Really Really Long Time - Linkiest

Lexus Turbo Goes Airborne And Jumps The Fence (video) – Leenks

Michael Jordan Talk Trash In This Pickup Game With Tom Brady – Uproxx

Kimberley Garner Does a Bikini Good – G-Celeb

Some girls just don’t need no stinkin bra – Radass

8 of the Most Remote Vacation Spots on the Planet – Thrillist

Driver Blindly Follows GPS Off Bridge, Kills Wife – Newser

The Worst Packaging Designs Of Our Time (Gallery) – World Wide Interweb

Global Warming Could Be A Good Thing, God Bless Endless Bikini Season! (19 Pics) - Regretful Morning

The Sexiest Social Media Pics of the Week – Celeb Slam

This Hilarious Twitter Rant Accuses Chipotle of Skimping on Meat – First We Feast

Engrish: A story lost in translation (25 Photos) – Bad Sentinel

Hot Asian babe rockin some nice short shorts – Double Viking

This May Be the Coolest Samus Cosplay You’ll Ever See – Unreality Mag

Spring Breaker’s ‘Come At Me Bro’ Challenge Ends in Painful Karma – The Blemish

Sriracha Chili Powder Your Food Will Never be the Same – The Gentleman’s Garage

The Best Rapper Alive, Every Year Since 1979 – Complex

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Swedish news unintentionally caught a guy missing his train

Best RKO Of All Time!

Moon shadow during sun eclipse

If you’re like the woman in red and don’t think you need to wear a seat belt in the back seat, please consider the safety of those that choose to do so. Your body is a projectile. 

Puppy unable to move from tar pit is rescued 

Sneaking into a music festival

One punch KO! 

The ride is still in beta testing. The focus group gave mixed reviews

Why’s there always one with a gas mask?

Stage climber gets destroyed by bodyguard

The rare triple left hanging high five

Tug Of Oar 

Good bouncer shows restraint 

Holy Crap!

Internet arguments in real life 

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1. Olympia Theater, Greece

2. Sci-fi Dine-in Theater, Disney’s Hollywood Studios

3. Electric Cinema, Notting Hill

4. The Paramount Theater, Oakland, California

5. Hot Tube Cinema, London

6. Movie Theater In Paris

7. Egyptian Theater, American Cinematheque, Los Angeles

8. Orinda Theater, California

9. The Paramount Theater, Oakland, California

10. Grauman’s Chinese Theater, Los Angeles

11. The Fox Theater, Oakland

12. Newport Ultra Cinema, Newport City

13. The Bijou Theater, Bridgeport

14. Grand Lake Theater, Oakland

15. Brava Theater, San Francisco

16. The Crest Theater, Los Angeles

17. The City Cinema, Rishon Lezion, Israel

18. Cinema City Santa Coloma, Barcelona, Spain

19. The Orange Cinema Club, Beijing

2. New People Cinema in San Francisco

21. Cinema City, Jerusalem, Israel

22. The Four Star Theater, San Francisco

 23. Regent Cinema, Brisbane, Australia

2. #16 Cineteca De El Matadero, Madrid. Spain

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1. "I know you have come to kill me. Shoot coward, you are only going to kill a man." Facing his assassin, Mario Teran, a Bolivian soldier. Ernesto "Che" Guevara

2. Leonardo da Vinci was also overly modest, saying, “I have offended God and mankind because my work did not reach the quality it should have.” I guess the Mona Lisa isn’t good enough?

3. According to Steve Jobs’ sister Mona, the Apple founder’s last words were, "Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow."

4. "Go on, get out – last words are for fools who haven’t said enough." To his housekeeper, who urged him to tell her his last words so she could write them down for posterity. -Karl Marx, revolutionary, d. 1883

5. "KHAQQ calling Itasca. We must be on you, but cannot see you. Gas is running low." Last radio communication before her disappearance. Amelia Earhart

6. Frank Sinatra died after saying, “I’m losing it.”

7. George Orwell’s last written words were, “At fifty, everyone has the face he deserves.” He died at age 46.

8. Napoleon’s last words were, "France, armée, tête d’armée, Joséphine."("France, army, head of the army, Joséphine.")

9. Philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre turned to his partner Simone de Beauvoir and said, “I love you very much, my dear Beaver.”

10. "Now I shall go to sleep. Goodnight." – Lord George Byron

11. Rainer Maria Rilke said, “I don’t want the doctor’s death. I want to have my own freedom.”

12. Nostradamus predicted, “Tomorrow, at sunrise, I shall no longer be here.” He was right.

13. Author Vladimir Nabokov was also an entomologist, particularly interested in butterflies. His last words: “A certain butterfly is already on the wing.”

14. Author Herman Melville died saying, “God bless Captain Vere!” referencing his then-unpublished novel Billy Budd, found on his desk after he died.

15. Marie Antoinette stepped on her executioner’s foot on her way to the guillotine. Her last words: “Pardonnez-moi, monsieur.” (Monsieur, I beg your pardon)

16. Richard B. Mellon was a multimillionaire. He was the President of Alcoa, and he and his brother Andrew had a little game of Tag going. The weird thing was, this game of Tag lasted for like seven decades. When Richard was on his deathbed, he called his brother over and whispered, “Last tag.” Poor Andrew remained “It” for four years, until he died.

17. When Harriet Tubman was dying in 1913, she gathered her family around and they sang together. Her last words were, “Swing low, sweet chariot.”

18. When Sir Isaac Newton died, he was humble. He said, “I don’t know what I may seem to the world. But as to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore and diverting myself now and then in finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than the ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me.”

19. Italian artist Raphael’s last word was simply: “Happy.”

20. How were the receipts today at Madison Square Garden? – P. T. Barnum

21. Drummer Buddy Rich died after surgery in 1987. As he was being prepped for surgery, a nurse asked him, “Is there anything you can’t take?” Rich replied, “Yeah, country music.”

22. Johnny Ace, an R&B singer, died in 1954 while playing with a pistol during a break in his concert set. His last words were, “I’ll show you that it won’t shoot.”

23. Richard Feynman, a physicist, author, musician, professor, and traveler, died in Los Angeles in 1988. His last words? “This dying is boring.”

24. As Benjamin Franklin lay dying at the age of 84, his daughter told him to change position in bed so he could breathe more easily. Franklin’s last words were, “A dying man can do nothing easy.”

25. Albert Abraham Michelson was the first person to measure the speed of light and was the first American to win a Nobel Prize for physics. Even as he was dying at age 78, he was measuring light. He wrote in his log: “The following is a report on the measurement of the velocity of light made at the Irvine Ranch, near Santa Ana, California, during the period of September 1929 to—.”

26. Thomas B. Moran was a pickpocket, known by the nickname “Butterfingers.” He reportedly stole as many as 50,000 wallets in his career. He died in Miami in 1971, and his last words were, “I’ve never forgiven that smart-alecky reporter who named me Butterfingers. To me, it’s not funny.”

27. Murderer James W. Rodgers was put in front of a firing squad in Utah and asked if he had a last request. He replied, “Bring me a bullet-proof vest.”

28. Charles “Lucky” Luciano was a mob leader who helped the U.S. work with the Sicilian Mafia during World War II in exchange for a reduced prison sentence. His last words were, “Tell Georgie I want to get in the movies one way or another.” And it worked! His life story is told in the movies Lucky Luciano, The Last Testament of Lucky Luciano, and many more. He also appears as a character in HBO’s Boardwalk Empire.

29. John Arthur Spenkelink was executed in Florida in 1979. He spent his final days writing these last words on various pieces of mail: “Capital punishment means those without the capital get the punishment.”

30. Convicted murderer Thomas J. Grasso used his last words to complain about his last meal. He said, “I did not get my Spaghetti-O’s; I got spaghetti. I want the press to know this.”

31. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who wrote the Sherlock Holmes stories, died at age 71 in his garden. He turned to his wife and said, “You are wonderful,” then clutched his chest and died.

32. Writer T.S. Eliot was only able to whisper one word as he died: “Valerie,” the name of his wife.

33. Actor and comedian W.C. Fields died in 1946. He last words: “God damn the whole friggin’ world and everyone in it but you, Carlotta.” He was speaking to Carlotta Monti, his longtime mistress.

34. Percy Grainger was an Australian composer who, with his dying words, told his wife Ella, “You’re the only one I like.”

35. Actor Michael Landon, best known for Little House on the Prairie and Highway to Heaven, died of cancer in 1991. His family gathered around his bed, and his son said it was time to move on. Landon said, “You’re right. It’s time. I love you all.”

36. Football coach Vince Lombardi died of cancer in 1970. As he died, Lombardi turned to his wife Marie and said, “Happy anniversary. I love you.”

37. O.O. McIntyre was an American reporter. He died at age 53, and spoke his last words to his wife Maybelle: “Snooks, will you please turn this way. I like to look at your face.”

38. When he was 57, Edward R. Murrow died while patting his wife’s hand. He said, “Well, Jan, we were lucky at that.”

39. John Wayne died at age 72 in L.A. He turned to his wife and said, “Of course I know who you are. You’re my girl. I love you."

40. Humphrey Bogart’s wife Lauren Bacall had to leave the hospital to pick up their kids. Bogart said, “Goodbye, kid. Hurry back.” Not quite, “Here’s looking at you, kid,” but close.

41. Before Ernest Hemingway committed suicide, he told his wife Mary, “Goodnight my kitten.”

42. Donald O’Connor was a singer, dancer, and actor. He also hosted the Academy Awards in 1954. O’Connor died at age 78 with his family gathered around him. He joked, “I’d like to thank the Academy for my lifetime achievement award that I will eventually get.” He still hasn’t gotten one.

43. Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Eugene O’Neill was born in a room at the Broadway Hotel on what is now Times Square. He died at age 65 in a Boston hotel. His last words? “I knew it! I knew it! Born in a hotel room and, goddamn it, dying in a hotel room.”

44. Jack Soo was an actor on the TV series Barney Miller. On the show, there was a running gag about Soo’s character making crappy coffee in the office. Soo developed cancer of the esophagus, and when was being wheeled into an operating room, he joked to Barney Millerco-star Hal Linden, “It must have been the coffee.” In a tribute episode, cast members raised coffee cups in Soo’s memory.

45. Josephine Baker knew how to party. She sang, danced, and acted. She adopted a dozen kids and lived in Paris. On the last night of her life, she left a party being held in her honor, saying, “Oh, you young people act like old men. You are no fun.”

46. Charles Gussman was a writer and TV announcer, who wrote the pilot episode of Days of Our Lives, among other shows. As he became ill, he said he wanted his last words to be memorable. When he daughter reminded him of this, he gently removed his oxygen mask and whispered: “And now for a final word from our sponsor—.”

47. When Groucho Marx was dying, he let out one last quip: “This is no way to live!”

48. Groucho’s brother Leonard, who was better known as Chico Marx, gave instructions to his wife as his last words: “Remember, Honey, don’t forget what I told you. Put in my coffin a deck of cards, a mashie niblick, and a pretty blonde.” For the record, a “mashie niblick” is a kind of golf club.

49. Wilson Mizner is best known for his bon mots, though he was a successful playwright. He’s known for the line, "Be nice to people on the way up because you’ll meet the same people on the way down." When Mizner was on his deathbed, a priest said, “I’m sure you want to talk to me.” Mizner told the priest, “Why should I talk to you? I’ve just been talking to your boss.”

50. As he was dying, Alfred Hitchcock said, “One never knows the ending. One has to die to know exactly what happens after death, although Catholics have their hopes.”

51. ‘I should never have switched from Scotch to Martinis." – Humphrey Bogart

52. Vladimir Ilych Lenin’s last words were, “Good dog.” (Technically, he said “Vot sobaka.”) He said this to a dog that brought him a dead bird.

53. Blues guitarist Leadbelly said, “Doctor, if I put this here guitar down now, I ain’t never gonna wake up.” And he was right.

54. Thomas Fantet de Lagny was a mathematician. On his deathbed, he was asked, “What is the square of 12?” His last words: “One hundred and forty-four.”

55. "I am still alive!" Stabbed to death by his own guards – Gaius Caligula, Roman Emperor,

56. Sir Winston Churchill’s last words were, “I’m bored with it all.”

57. Actress Joan Crawford yelled at her housekeeper, who was praying as Crawford died. Crawford said, “Damn it! Don’t you dare ask God to help me!”

58. Bo Diddley died giving a thumbs-up as he listened to the song “Walk Around Heaven.” His last word was “Wow.”

59. Baseball player “Moe” Berg’s last words: “How did the Mets do today?”

60. Emily Dickinson’s last words were, “I must go in, for the fog is rising.”

61. As Truman Capote lay dying, he repeated, “Mama— Mama— Mama.”

62. James Brown said, “I’m going away tonight.”

63. Surgeon Joseph Henry Green was checking his own pulse as he lay dying. His last word: “Stopped.”

64. "I’ve had a hell of a lot of fun and I’ve enjoyed every minute of it." Errol Flynn

65. This is the last of earth! I am content. – John Quincy Adams, US President

66. "Let’s cool it brothers . . ."Spoken to his assassins, 3 men who shot him 16 times. – Malcolm X

67. Blues singer Bessie Smith died saying, “I’m going, but I’m going in the name of the Lord.”

68. "Lord help my poor soul." – Edgar Allan Poe

69. Beethoven’s last recorded words were "Pity, pity—too late!", as the dying composer was told of a gift of twelve bottles of wine from his publisher

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AJ Lee’s Flawless Mortal Kombat Fan Wave

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How Russians tow their car

Porsche Driver is a f**king idiot!

This is why you shouldn’t let your son drive your brand new BMW M3

Every Frame a Painting – The Spielberg Oner

Every Frame a Painting – Martin Scorsese – The Art of Silence

Interview with L Ron Hubbard’s son who exposes his father as a fraud. Definitely should have been in the HBO documentary

A Chinese army recruit drops a live grenade during training. Fortunately, he’s saved thanks to his instructor’s lightning reflexes

John Lennon invites crazy homeless fan in for breakfast

The Beatles- A Day in the Life

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Hot girls with strong selfie game – Bro My God

15 Signs You’re In A Relationship With The WRONG Person – Ned Hardy

20 Images Guaranteed to Give You Nightmares – Linkiest

This Guy Has Absolutely No Idea What He’s Doing At The Gym (Video) – Leenks

Top 10 Battles of World War II – Listverse

Taylor Swift in Tiny Green Shorts – G-Celeb

What you usually get from your fellow drivers: the finger. What a Maine woman got: A kidney – Newser

I’m a Sucker For a Freckle Face (41 Pics) – Radass

Human Shaming is so hot right now (gallery) – World Wide Interweb

The Tallest Pronstars (24 Pics) – Regretful Morning

The 5 Best NES Classics of All Time – Double Viking

VICE Meets the Former Senior Executive of the Church of Scientology – Youtube

Tara Reid in a bikini is disturbing – Celeb Slam

11 Men Explain What ‘Wife Material’ Means To Them – Thought Catalog

McLaren Reveals It’s Highly Anticipated Entry Level Super Car – The Gentleman’s Garage

These 5 personal submarines rock the underwater world – Playboy

Some of the baddest homes money can buy (30 Photos) – Bad Sentinel

Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris Hooking Up – The Blemish

Jade Bryce should be on your radar – The Rackup

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