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Liam Murphy, an engineer from Cork, Ireland is currently visiting the United Arab Emirates for work. On his day off, he decided to visit the theme park Ferrari World in Abu Dhabi. On the way there, he discovered that his taxi driver, Shakiha, had never been to a theme park and was going to “wait in the car for four hours.” So Murphy invited him along…

Together they toured the theme park and Shakiha even rode his first roller coaster – which happens to be the fastest in the world. Murphy learned that Shakiha has lived in Abu Dhabi for 14 years. The rest of his family lives in India and he sends money home each month.

Murphy paid for Shakiha’s admission (about $68) and on top of that, bought the man dinner.

“Every time he drops passengers off he stays in the car for the day,” Murphy told BuzzFeed. “I decided to bring him along… I bought him some pizza on the way home.”

Although Shakiha felt a bit ill after the ride, both men enjoyed their day together

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30 years ago Larry Bird scored 60 points in a game. He was so good even the opposing team went nuts when he scored

Public Fridge Full Of Goodies For Homeless People To Help Themselves

Feminist lives as a Man for 18 months to try to prove “Male Privilege”. Learns Women are more Privileged than Men.

They Need To Play This Before Ever Movie

The entirety of the Hobbit Trilogy, edited down to a single 3 hour movie. This is “There and Back Again”

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Kentucky student violates high school dress code with exposed collarbone – Newser

These Therapy Dogs Comfort Witnesses While They Testify In Court – Ned Hardy

26 Hottest NFL Wives – Buzzlie

Cute girls and their beautiful smiles will hypnotize and memserize – Bro My God

We Asked Prison Inmates How Jared Fogle Will Get Treated Behind Bars – VICE

 The 24 Creepiest Discoveries People Just Stumbled Into – Linkiest

Giant A**hole Keys Up A Porsche (video) – Leenks

A nice collection of random hotness – G-Celeb

Kendall Jenner rockin a swimsuit is nice to look at – Celeb Jihad (nsfw)

Bradley Cooper and Cristiano Ronaldo’s Ex Irina Shayk Get Intimate – NESN

Fill My Cup Thursday (43 Pics) – Radass

Real Women Want You to Know How to Give Them an Orgasm – MIC

Cute Girls With Glasses? Yes Please (46 Pics) – Regretful Morning

Woman sets fire to cheating boyfriend’s dick – Death And Taxes

The Best WiFi Router for 2015: Google OnHub – Classy Bro

100 Greatest Songs of the 2000s – Ranker

Bar Refaeli’s bachelorette party is going well – Celeb Slam

The Ashley Madison Hackers Just Released All of Their Stolen Data – Gizmodo

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Instagram

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When you’ve been down there for 20 minutes and she hasn’t finished yet

When I fart in a crowd and pretend I’m disgusted like everyone else

When I’m about to install the Twitter app and it requests permission to: read my phone status and identity, receive SMS, take pictures and videos, record audio, access my precise GPS location, read my contacts, modify or delete my USB content, add/remove accounts, create accounts and passwords, etc

My reaction and my wife’s reaction when we go out to dinner and our hot waitress says something funny

When I was set up on a blind date with a girl who turned out to be 6 feet 9 inches

When I’m told there’s free pizza in the break room 

When I grab a quarter I see in the dryer

When people ask if I have a girlfriend 

When I lose my erection in the middle of sex

When I learn “rekt” has replaced “owned” 

When I still have 6 hours left at work 

When I opened the oven to get my lasagna, just to discover I had never turned on the oven

When my wife closes and locks our bedroom door before climbing into bed

When I’m about to have sex and I can’t get it up

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English graffiti artist Banksy is known for his political and satirical street art. And now he’s taking his trademark dark humor and applying it to Disney, opening the world’s only dystopian theme park, called “Dismaland“.The 2.5 acre “bemusement” park opens tomorrow in the seaside town of Weston-super-Mare, UK. Located in the town’s abandoned Tropicana swimming resort, it features theme-park attractions with a dark twist, along with work by Banksy and 50 other artists from around the world. Tickets cost just £3 and the park will be open for just five weeks. Predictably, the ticket website has already crashed under the weight of interest.

“Are you looking for an alternative to the sugar-coated tedium of the average family day out? Or just somewhere a lot cheaper? Then this is the place for you. Bring the whole family to come and enjoy the latest addition to our chronic leisure surplus…”

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I never pursued my dreams and aspirations

The number one regret that people have on their death beds is that they were never brave enough to pursue their dreams, but settled for what others expected of them. When they look back at their lives, they tend to recall their unreached goals and aspirations. They are often haunted by decisions that resulted in the lives they ended up with.

While you still have a lot of years to live, be sure to make some time for reaching your dreams. Start working toward your goals now; don’t keep putting things off until it’s too late.

I worked too much and never made time for my family

Excessive dedication to work causes a person to spend less time with their loved ones. Parents can even miss out on the lives of their children, because they spent their best years pursuing careers and making money.

It would do you good to determine what is really important. Do away with unnecessary expenses and things that only crowd your life – this will make room for improved relationships and better lifestyle choices.

I should have made more time for my friends

When health and youth have faded, people realize what are truly valuable – they find that all their income and achievements amount to nothing in the end. What really matters in those last few moments are the people who are dear to them. At that time, they tend to miss their friends.

It’s so easy to get lost in the daily grind that you forget to take care of your relationships. If you don’t intentionally stay in touch, you may lose contact with your friends through the year.

I should have said “I love you” a lot more

The importance of love becomes more pronounced towards the end of life. At this time, unreturned of love will also be more painful.

It can be hard to tell someone that you love them, especially if you fear rejection. But not being able to express those feelings will leave an unsettled need in you, and possibly affect all future relationships. If you are afraid of getting hurt, remember that it’s better to make your love known than to spend the rest of your life dwelling on what could have been.

I should have spoken my mind more instead of holding back on resenting things

A lot of people choose not to confront those who offend them, thinking that this would keep things civil. In truth, suppressing anger breeds bitterness, which leads to various diseases. Harboring bitterness also makes you emotionally crippled and prevents you from fulfilling your true potential.

If you want to have healthy relationships, honesty and confrontation are necessary. The common misconception about confrontation is that it creates division. In reality, if it’s done kindly and constructively, confrontation deepens mutual respect and understanding.

I should have been the bigger person and resolved my conflicts

A lot of times, death beds and funerals are more miserable because of broken relationships that were never restored. Relationships are ruined when misunderstandings are not dealt with immediately; this may result in a lifetime of hostility.

Conflicts are a part of life; you can’t avoid them, but you should never let your anger last more than a day. Choose to forgive. Right the wrongs that you can, while you can.

I wish I had children

As people age, they often feel lonely and long for the company of their sons and daughters. Those who never had children often have regrets about having no one to comfort them or inherit their legacy.

With today’s modern thinking, kids may be viewed as inconveniences or hindrances to pursuing your goals. But keep in mind that your children will be the ones to show you love when you are old. They will also be the ones to whom you will entrust everything you’ve worked hard for after you’re gone.

I should have saved more money for my retirement

Failing to plan for the retirement years leaves people destitute in their old age. When that happens, their last moments on earth can be very difficult and miserable.

While you are young, you might not yet grasp the reality of retirement, but it’s important to make a plan for yourself. Be careful not to spend too much on things you think you need now; think about providing a comfortable life for yourself in the future.

Not having the courage to live truthfully

Looking back, people would wonder whether things would have been better if they were truly honest about who they really are. They think about the distress they caused themselves and others by pretending to be someone they’re not. You will naturally have concerns about whether people would reject you or accept you if you came clean; you might find it easier to compromise yourself just to be liked or loved. If you don’t yet have the courage to be truthful to others, you can start being truthful to yourself.

Happiness is always a choice, I wish I knew that a lot earlier

People rarely realize that they can choose to be happy. It’s so easy to play the victim of circumstance and prevent yourself from moving on in your life. You tend to settle for mediocrity because it’s familiar; you pretend to be content because you’re too afraid to explore.

Make a choice to have a happy life. Be unafraid of change, and don’t worry about what others think of you. Learn to relax and appreciate the good things.

Your life is what you make it! Don’t allow yourself to be plagued by regrets in your old age. A well-lived life begins today.

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Real Life First Person Shooter on Chatroulette

UFC Fighters Attempt Ninja Warrior Obstacles

Man starts randomly playing Dr. Dre on a piano at a bar

Here Is How A Stray Dog Sees The World

Kanye And Kim diss track…this shits fire yo!

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Check out the amazing new video from producer/writer/singer Josh Stevens whose works are Grammy Award Winning. Josh Stevens has worked with the likes of Warren G, Snoop Dogg, The Game, LMFAO, Jennifer Lopez, Pitbull, Steve Aoki, Calvin Harris, Nicki Minaj and Wiz Khalifa to name a few and his new song is a pop/indie-rock/dance funk fusion!

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17 Pictures That Are Guaranteed To Put A Smile On Your Face – Ned Hardy

The Hottest Actresses Who’ve Gone Topless In Films – Rant

Lingerie Friday is the best way to end the week – Bro My God

Driving The Speedback GT, A $753,000 Modern-Day Aston Martin DB6 – Yahoo

 Some Really Complicated Things Explained In 10 Words or Less – Linkiest

Mike Tyson Owns A Reporter On Live TV (video) – Leenks

Ex-NFL Cheerleader to Spend Weekends in Jail for Rape Of 15 Year Old Boy – Newser

Bella Thorne shares more bikini pics – Celeb Jihad (nsfw)

18 Great ‘80s Cartoons You’ve Completely Forgotten About – FHM

Chantel Jeffries looks good in a bikini – G-Celeb

Emily Ratajkowski is damn near perfect – Drunken Stepfather

Kate Grigorieva is a Great Choice as a Victoria’s Secret Model (40 Photos) – Radass

11 Things You Have to Know About Ferrari’s Insaniac FXX K Hypercar – Car And Driver

37 Spicy Indian Babes To Heat Up Your Day – Regretful Morning

The Sexiest Social Media Pics of the Week – Celeb Slam

24 Dirty Cheaters Busted In The Most Satisfying Ways Possible – Distractify

Top 15 Porn Stars of All Time – Classy Bro

Hot girls flashing their cleavage (30 Photos) – Bad Sentinel

In-N-Out Secret Menu Ranked – Thrillist

Kylie and Kourtney Look Like JWoww and Snooki – The Blemish

The 25 Funniest School Signs Ever – World Wide Interweb

New Batch of Snapchat Hotties are In! (30 Pics) – The Rackup

‘Pokkén Tournament’ Is A Real Game That’s Exactly What It Sounds Like – The Digg

18 Hot Girls In Yoga Poses – You Have To See Twice! – Lazy Slack

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Instagram

Youtube

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John Cena granted his 500th Make-A-Wish to children with life-threatening medical conditions

John Cena Is An Awesome Human Being

The Sumatran Rhino has declared extinct in the Malaysian wild

Aerial View of Cruise Ships

An Amazonian girl and her pet sloth

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I wish every restaurant was like this

Syrian girl who survived a Syrian military air raid. 20 civilians were killed 

Damascus, Syria, before and after

Empty Oval Office

Was emptied for painting when the photo was taken in 2001. Floor was replaced by during Reagan’s term, replacing linoleum from the 60s. And again updated in 2005, keeping this same pattern.

Rhino helping a baby zebra out of the mud

Sign at elementary school in Arkansas 

You know it’s bad when the word "cheese" isn’t anywhere on the package

The Simpsons writing room, 1992 

Back row, left to right: Mike Mendel, Colin ABV Lewis (partial), Jeff Goldstein, Al Jean (partial),Conan O’Brien, Bill Oakley, Josh Weinstein, Mike Reiss, Ken Tsumara, George Meyer, John Swartzwelder, Jon Vitti (partial), CJ Gibson and David M. Stern. Front row, left to right: Dee Capelli, Lona Williams and Unknown.

Morbibly beautiful silhouette of a roadkill 

Viktor Yushchenko of Ukraine, before and after a 2004 dioxin poisioning. He developed severe chloracne and is still recovering.

Firefighters take a 800lb woman out of her apartment in a net

The UK is testing out roads that charge electric cars as they go (article)

Floyd Mayweather Just Blew $4,800,000 On A Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita 

There is a fad in Puerto Rico of doing out-of-coffin wakes

it’s possible to take the train from Singapore to London 

Video games then and now

Mario

ElderScrolls

Fallout

Call of duty

Halo

FIFA

Sonic The Hedgehog

Final Fantasy

Doom

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Steve Cutts

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False Vacuum

This is, in short, a scientific hypothesis that our universe is actually in a false phase state as part of a larger universe, like if it were a temporary thing (think the real universe is a pot of boiling water, and we are just within a bubble forming at the bottom of the pot). Eventually however that false vacuum has to pop, even after billions of years in this false state and we and everything we know in our visible universe will disappear in an instant with no warning whatsoever and there is nothing you can do about it.

Fermi Paradox

You may have heard of this one. Let’s say we have an ant hill in the middle of the forest. And right next to the ant hill, we are building a ten-lane super-highway. And the question is “Would the ants be able to understand what a ten-lane super-highway is? Would the ants be able to understand the technology and the intentions of the beings building the highway next to them? So it’s not that we can’t pick up the signals from Planet X using our technology, it’s that we can’t even comprehend what the beings from Planet X are or what they’re trying to do. It’s so beyond us that even if they really wanted to enlighten us, it would be like trying to teach ants about the internet. When Pizarro made his way into Peru, did he stop for a while at an anthill to try to communicate? Was he magnanimous, trying to help the ants in the anthill? Did he become hostile and slow his original mission down in order to smash the anthill apart? Or was the anthill of complete and utter and eternal irrelevance to Pizarro? That might be our situation here.

The Great Filter

It’s a theory about why the universe seems so filled with potential for life and yet we haven’t found it. It states that somewhere between pre-life and an advanced civilization that is capable of colonizing the stars, there’s a Great Filter that stops them and ends life. This means humans fit into one of these three scenarios: -We’re rare, meaning we’ve already passed the Great Filter, unlike other civilizations on other planets. -We’re the first, meaning conditions in the universe are only now life friendly and we’re among many on our way to the capability of colonization. -We haven’t hit the Filter yet, meaning we are fucked. If this one is true, it means finding life or proof of life on Mars or Europa would be awful news because it would almost certainly mean the Filter is still ahead of us instead of behind us

Brain in a Vat

The brain in a vat is an element used in a variety of thought experiments intended to draw out certain features of our ideas of knowledge, reality, truth, mind, and meaning. It assumes the following; -The brain is the origin of all consciousness. -The brain operates on electrical impulses. -External stimuli can affect the way the brain operates. -Any external stimuli to the brain can be simulated to a degree that the brain cannot distinguish these simulated stimuli from natural stimuli. The point is that you could be a brain in a jar, being fed false impulses for your entire life by an external source, or you (still a brain in a jar) could be hallucinating your entire life from lack of stimuli. Solipism is an interesting school of thought that explores this concept in part. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solipsism

Higher Dimensional Beings

Imagine if there was a 2D person. If you stare at them a certain way, they can’t see you. All you have to do is look from a top view and they won’t know you are there, and they would never know. Living their life as 2D, they would never be able to comprehend how something could be looking down on them. Now imagine a 4D person. They could be looking at you from a 4 dimensional angle, an angle that you will never understand. They could be right beside you, but you wouldn’t know, and you would never know. Just as we could interact with the 2D person, the 4D person could interact with us. But as long as they don’t want us to, we could never interact with them or not even know of them. Carl Sagan’s Flatland explains this concept (and more) very well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnURElCzGc0

Roko’s Basilisk

Roko’s basilisk is a proposition that says an all-powerful artificial intelligence from the future may retroactively punish those who did not assist in bringing about its existence. It resembles a futurist version of Pascal’s wager; an argument suggesting that people should take into account particular singularitarian ideas, or even donate money, by weighing up the prospect of punishment versus reward. Furthermore, the proposition says that merely knowing about it incurs the risk of punishment (Now you know about it. You know who to thank while you will be tortured). It is also mixed with an ontological argument, to suggest this is even a reasonable threat

Terror Management Theory

Everything that humanity has ever accomplished beyond basic survival has been motivated by a fundamental and irreducible fear of non-existence. Our conception of self and self-esteem generally is simply a buffer against the anxiety that comes with recognizing that we will cease to be. Culture is just a massive shared delusion to mitigate our fear of the unknown and ultimately of death. Thus we want to imagine certain works of art as timeless or to place value in family lines and offspring, to project ourselves beyond death. We take comfort in our value systems and the structures that arise from them, whether that’s through conceptions of biological kinship, national/ political identity, religious faith, etc. This includes belief in the inherent value of ensuring the future of humanity through scientific progress. Indeed much of modern western life is devoted to the avoidance of death, the various euphemisms and stock phrases in mourning, the entire funeral home industry that serves to remove death from the ordinary course of life, from the home and onto the embalming table or into the crematorium. We build up the artifice to avoid the brutal reality. In short, everything that we’ve ever done and will ever do is motivated by nothing more than our existential terror in confronting death.

Quantum Suicide / Quantum Immortality

A man sits down before a gun, which is pointed at his head. This is no ordinary gun; it’s rigged to a machine that measures the spin of a quantum particle. Each time the trigger is pulled, the spin of the quantum particle — or quark — is measured. Depending on the measurement, the gun will either fire, or it won’t. If the quantum particle is measured as spinning in a clockwise motion, the gun will fire. If the quark is spinning counterclockwise, the gun won’t go off. There’ll only be a click. Nervously, the man takes a breath and pulls the trigger. The gun clicks. He pulls the trigger again. Click. And again: click. The man will continue to pull the trigger again and again with the same result: The gun won’t fire. Although it’s functioning properly and loaded with bullets, no matter how many times he pulls the trigger, the gun will never fire. He’ll continue this process for eternity, becoming immortal. Go back in time to the beginning of the experiment. The man pulls the trigger for the very first time, and the quark is now measured as spinning clockwise. The gun fires. The man is dead. But, wait. The man already pulled the trigger the first time — and an infinite amount of times following that — and we already know the gun didn’t fire. How can the man be dead? The man is unaware, but he’s both alive and dead. Each time he pulls the trigger, the universe is split in two. It will continue to split, again and again, each time the trigger is pulled. This thought experiment is called quantum suicide.

Transcension Hypothesis

The hypothesis proposes that once civilizations saturate their local region of space with their intelligence, reach microscopic technological singularity, create a black hole and leave our visible, macroscopic universe in order to continue exponential growth of complexity and intelligence, and disappear from this universe, thus explaining the Fermi Paradox. Developments in astrobiology make this a testable hypothesis. It proposes space, time, energy and matter compression, as a driver of accelerating change, which must lead cosmic intelligence to a future of highly-miniaturized, accelerated, and local “transcension” to extra-universal domains, rather than to space-faring expansion within our existing universe. You can find a much better explanation in this youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQOyJUDTKdM

Sixth Mass Extinction

We are currently living through what many biologists consider to be the sixth mass extinction that the world has ever seen. This is going to be an interesting puzzle for the species that comes after us. It wasn’t until around the year 1800 that humanity reached a population of 1 billion after thousands and thousands of years. In the 215 years since then, the world population has increased to ~7.2 Billion. That exponential growth has very large and long lasting negative effects on our planet, and will continue to do so until we reach carrying capacity or die off.

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