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Theodore Lee is the editor of Caveman Circus. He strives for self-improvement in all areas of his life, except his candy consumption, where he remains a champion gummy worm enthusiast. When not writing about mindfulness or living in integrity,  you can find him hiding giant bags of sour patch kids under the bed.
Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

The 1992 film “American Me” enraged Mexican Mafia members to the extent that numerous people involved with the film were murdered. Actor Danny Trejo said in an interview that he was aware of 10 people having been murdered for their involvement with the film

Segments of the Mexican Mafia were enraged by the film, specifically the lead character’s rape as a juvenile and his death at the hands of his own followers at the end of his criminal career.

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Woman’s Heartfelt Facebook Post About How Quickly Dogs Age Reminds People To Cherish Every Moment With Them – Ned Hardy

These caffeinated mints are nice when you need a quick boost and don’t want to drink more coffee – Amazon

Hundreds of QAnon Fans Are Going to Texas to See JFK Return. No, Seriously – VICE

Subaru has unlisted the 2022 WRX reveal video on YouTube due to pushback – YouTube

Real Estate Marketplace Zillow Reportedly Needs to Sell 7,000 Houses After it Bought Too Many – The Verge

A Woman Pooped Her Pants Halfway Through a Marathon, but Ran on Because She Wanted To Get a PR – Men’s Health

21 Strange and Ingenious Uses for WD40 – Field And Stream

Former Raiders receiver Henry Ruggs III was driving 156 MPH just seconds before the fiery crash – ESPN

Why do guys always make the same face in selfies? – VOX

Do People Actually Live In Death Valley? – Van Life Wanderer

People Share 60 Things That America Actually Gets Right – Bored Panda

If there is a “nuclear event” and you are down-wind, you need to take Potassium Iodide tablets, before the radioactive plume reaches you – Amazon

13 Highest Paid Dead Celebrities – Ruin My Week

Minneapolis votes ‘no’ on replacing police department after Floyd death – Towleroad

Eugenie Bouchard in damn hot Family Guy cosplay – Drunken

This Is How To Raise Emotionally Intelligent Kids: 5 Secrets From Research – Barking Up The Wrong Tree

How Failure Holds the Key to a Meaningful, Successful Life – Tiny Buddha

Top 50 Unethical Life Hacks – Sad And Useless

7 Bizarre Witch Tests That Were Basically Impossible To Pass – All That’s Interesting

Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

The face of boxer Billy Collins Jr. after his career was cut short by injuries from his opponents tampered gloves. His life took a downward spiral and he died in a car crash at the age of 22

Undefeated Billy Collins Jr. (14-0, 11 KO) was a junior middleweight (154 lb.) prospect on his way up. Luis Resto (20-8-2, 8 KO) was a light-punching journeyman.

Resto beat Collins’ eyes shut and his skin purple and blue. Collins suffered a torn iris and his vision was forever blurred. Collins could no longer fight. Collins’ father and trainer Collins Sr. went up to shake Resto’s hand out of sportsmanship, only to be overcome with rage at how thin Resto’s glove was. He demanded the gloves be impounded. Resto’s padding had been removed, and Resto himself admitted years later that his handwraps had been soaked in plaster of Paris, a substance that hardens into plaster casts.

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A Damn Fine Collection Of Photos – Leenks

Honey Badger vs Lion: Who Would Win In A Fight? – Ned Hardy

An Extremely well made watch. For the price it’s really hard to match the quality – Amazon

How a Portuguese fishing village tamed a 100ft wave – BBC

Will Ferrell reveals he turned down $29million for ‘Elf 2’ – NME

Squid Game Cryptocurrency Scammers Make Off With $3.3 Million – Gizmodo

Facebook plans to delete face scan data from over 1 billion users, shutting down a facial recognition system that became a privacy headache – Towleroad

Is Baltimore Safe To Visit? Everything You Need To Know Before Traveling – Van Life Wanderer

Priest Arrested for Sharing Child Porn Over Church’s Internet – NY Post

Las Vegas Raiders WR Henry Ruggs to be charged with DUI resulting in death – ESPN

What Is ‘No Nut November’ (and Should You Participate)? – Life Hacker

Actress Kristy Swanson hospitalized with COVID-19: ‘Prayers for me please’ – Yahoo

If you have problems with your laptop running hot, this will help – Amazon

17 Former Gifted Students Reveal How Being ‘The Smart Kid’ Changed Them – Ruin My Week

12 Film Sets On Which People Were Actually Killed – Ranker

Bella Thorne in a Sexy Little Red Riding Hood Dress – Yes Bitch

WWE’s Kelly Kelly Crushed the Halloween Weekend in Orange Lingerie – Egotastic

Tight Pant Tuesday of the Day – Drunken

Picture Of The Day

Picture Of The Day

ww1 bagpiper

Bagpipers were usually the first ones out of the trenches when it was time to fight; playing as they lead the soldiers into each battle in WW1

2500 bagpipe players were in the trenches with their men.

The pipers played the clarion call to arms to the men of the British Expeditionary Forces and thus were usually the first ones “over the top.”

They stood in full view of the German lines playing their instrument, and marched through “no-man’s land” without any ammunition but their sound.

The bagpipe players carried no cutting devices when they encountered barbed wire. Enemy fire mowed them down just as effectively as they killed advancing troops.

600 pipers were wounded, 500 bagpipe players died while rallying the troops into battle.

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