
The Best High Quality Products You Can Buy For Under $30
Lodge 10" Cast Iron Skillet – Unless you somehow manage to lose this or someone steals it, this thing will last you your entire lifetime and it’s freaking $20!
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The Guide to Strong Relationship Boundaries – Mark Manson
Butter lovers, this is the must-have piece of kitchen equipment for you. It maintain the freshness and spreadable consistency of butter without refrigeration – Amazon
U.S. Women’s Gymnastics Takes Silver In The Team Final After Simone Biles Pulls Out – NPR
Here’s How To Import A Japanese Car To America Without Making Your Head Explode – Jalopnik
The 7 Most Powerful Nations in History – Linkiest
Ranked: The Reputation of 100 Major Brands in the U.S. – Visual Capitalist
Lucasfilm hires the YouTube deepfaker who put its Luke, Leia and Tarkin cameos to shame – The Verge
Were The Little Rascals Cursed? The Grim Demise Of Eight Child Stars – The Vintage News
The Top 5 Coolest Anime Spaceships – Geek Extreme
Google’s AI unit makes a huge biology breakthrough – The Hustle
This is an excellent book about the history of humans, covering all aspects; evolution, anthropology, geography, psychology, religion, ideologies, and the future of humans and is SUPER EASY to read and digest – Amazon
Tampa Police uses ‘Minority Report’ scheme to ‘identify future criminals’: “You were selected as a result of an evaluation of your recent criminal behavior using an unbiased, evidence-based risk assessment designed to identify prolific offenders in our community" – Tampa Bay
First guilty verdict in first Hong Kong trial held under China’s new national security law – The Guardian
Intel has a new architecture roadmap and a plan to retake its chipmaking crown in 2025 – The Verge
US home prices surge 17% in May, fastest in 17 years – ABC
Women Reveal The Least Attractive Qualities Of A Man (18 Posts) – Ruin My Week
“You Smashed My Side Chick” MMA Fighter, Hector Lombard, Had Tyron Woodley Looking Shook…. Pulled Up On Him For Messing With His Side Piece! – Worldstar
How to be happy for others, according to a psychologist – Ladders
Wife does the Chicken Challenge and Other Videos of the Day – Drunken Stepfather
‘Proof of Being Unvaccinated Required’ at Huntington Beach Restaurant – NBC
Unemployment Scammers Have Raked in More Than $87 Billion During Pandemic, Report Finds – Pro Publica
Germany’s female gymnasts wear full-body unitards in stand against “sexualization” of sport – CBS
Homeowners yell ‘have him die somewhere else’ as hero lawn care worker tries to save man’s life – Fox 5
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A Few Handy Guides To Help You On Your Travels Through Life
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American Revolutionary War Veteran Nicholas G. Veeder outside his home in 1862. Nicholas was born in Schenectady County, New York on December 25, 1761.
In 1855, Nicholas stated that he enrolled in 1777 at the age of 16, serving in the 2nd Albany County Militia Regiment commanded by Abraham Wemple.
This regiment participated with the Continental Army at the Battle of Saratoga (1777), if Nicholas had join by that time is not known since he lacked documentation for his service and testified that “all witnesses to his service are now deceased”.
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Visual explainer: Why used cars are so expensive right now – The Hustle
Could a lion, tiger, grizzly bear or elephant beat a hippo in a fight??? – Ned Hardy
Quick and efficient way to unload everything from the back of your truck…no shoveling, no climbing, no bad back – Amazon
The Most Influential Spreader of Coronavirus Misinformation Online – NY Times
China’s digital yuan could pose challenges to the U.S. dollar – CNBC
R. Kelly sexually abused teenage boy he met in McDonald’s and bribed officials for information about his legal case, prosecutors alleged – Yahoo
Gen Z Is Rewriting the Rules for Personal Finance in Real Time. That’s Good, Right? – Money
Drowning Doesn’t Look Like Drowning: In 10 percent of drownings, adults are nearby but have no idea the victim is dying. Here’s what to look for – Slate
Entire Plane Evacuated Over a Teen’s Moronic AirDrop Prank – Gizmodo
Psychedelic trips could soon be part of therapy — here’s what those sessions will look like – Make It
France stuns Team USA Basketball, rallies for 83-76 victory – ESPN
Mark Hamill Says He’s Done Secret Cameos in Every ‘Star Wars’ Movie Since 2015 – IndieWire
Bass Shakers are totally underrated when it comes to amplifing your home theater experience. They are a super inexpensive way to add that super low frequency feel. Also great for sim-racing setups – Amazon
A damn fine gallery of women in yoga pants – Leenks
10 Signs This Relationship Is For Real – Thought Catalog
How to Tell a Friend Their Partner Sucks – Life Hacker
This Man Was Caught On A Doorbell Camera Threatening to “Rape and Kill” The Woman Occupant – VICE
Man who made fun of vaccination efforts on social media dies of Covid – NBC
What 19 of the Most Loved Celebrities From the Late ’90s Look Like Today – Bright Side
All Of M. Night Shyamalan’s Thriller Movies, Ranked Worst To Best (Including Old) – ScreenRant
Why the French Don’t Show Excitement – BBC
How the Stock Market Works – Wealth of Common Sense
Four Survival Myths That Could Get You Killed – Field And Stream
Britney Spears Posted Two Topless Pics On Instagram And It’s A Mood – BuzzFeed
Kayla Reid Shows Off Her Breast Implant Removal Scars – Egotastic
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The Tollund Man – A naturally mummified corpse of a man who lived during the 4th century BC. He was found in 1950, perfectly preserved as a bog body, on the Jutland peninsula, in Denmark.
On 6 May 1950, two brothers were cutting pea in the Bjaeldskov bog, when they came upon a body that was so well preserved, thought it was a recent death. Upon closer examination, it was realized that the body was actually a amazingly preserved man from 4th century BC. Now known as Tollund Man, he lived in what is now Silkeborg, Denmark. minute details such as eyelashes, chin stubble, skin, and wrinkles have survived. Tollund man was thought to be around 40 years of age at his time of death, at a height of over 5 feet tall.






