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Wordsmith and Graphic Designer Gimme the gory and scary stuff please Pansexual and a cook...there's a joke there somewhere
Joined April 2024
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Dale retweeted
SHOCKING 🚨 :
In 1972, A French scientist Michel Siffre volunteered to lose his mind.
He spent 180 days alone in a cave 440 feet underground with:
- No clock.
- No sun.
- No human contact.
What he discovered haunts scientists to this day:
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
According to the other CN's own source, Siffre achieved a 28 hour cycle by the end of his experiment, not the 26 the note claims OR the 48 hour the post claims.
t.co/xH7dVhNoLy
Dale retweeted
THIS WINS THE DAY!!!! nitter.cf/TheKiffness/status/183…
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🥰🥰🥰🥰 being South African is a flex
Allegedly this couple was taking their wedding photos when this group saw them and started singing traditional Xhosa wedding songs in celebration.
I bet they will not forget this😊🎊
Congratulations to them
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China bulldozes Uyghur Muslim graves but you won’t hear anything about it online because Xi Jinping isn’t Jewish
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Let women be.
Let women speak up.
Let women express themselves.
Let women lead.
Let women decide.
Let women control their bodies.
LET WOMEN LIVE.
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Its the child saying “im happy Papa is not here, im happy he wont beat me up” Kids dont deserve this trauma 😭💔
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Indigenous protesters smeared red urucum seed paste on the faces of business leaders who are pushing for the construction of a railway in the Amazon that will destroy the environment for numerous communities.
At a public consultation event, these business leaders had come to endorse the Ferrogrão railway, which will cause environmental damage affecting fourteen Indigenous communities in the Amazon. Representatives from each of those communities came to voice their opposition.
Brazil’s Ministry of Transport will make the final decision. However, it comes just as there’s growing concern about climate disaster following the deadly floods in Rio Grande do Sul, a region bordering Uruguay, where over 100 people have died and well over 100,000 have been displaced.