Jesus's middle name is Hume! Caution: Some NSFW images within!

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[shortylickens]

the drinker is not happy

 

[dank69]

Thigh-high Thursday:

https://imgur.com/TsqiIxx

 

[Captante]

So many things that could be a visual metaphor for.

My life ?!?

 

[dank69]

https://imgur.com/guo3f7y

 

[Skel]

the drinker is not happy

Isn't this channel more outrage industry stuff? Wouldn't it go against it's brand to not be angry about something stupid?

 

[dank69]

https://imgur.com/6dWAJXB

 

[shortylickens]

Isn't this channel more outrage industry stuff? Wouldn't it go against it's brand to not be angry about something stupid?

thats kind of a good question.
Why dont you watch the channel and find an answer?

 

[dank69]

https://imgur.com/L5MIySC

 

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[BudAshes]

Hahah

"Is it still hot? It's not red anymore... ohh fuck, oh fuck oh fuck it's still hot, it's still hot"

 

[Artorias]

Cool as fuck.

In 1930 the Indiana Bell Building was Rotated 90° While Everyone Inside Still Worked

There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the telephone service they provided

twistedsifter.com

From a reddit post.

• People could still enter/exit the building thanks to an entryway that moved with it, which connected to a special curved sidewalk (seen in the GIF)
• The move was because Bell bought the building but needed bigger headquarters. They planned to demolish it but that would've interrupted phone service for a big chunk of Indiana, which they didn’t want to do.
• They lifted the whole building with steam-powered hydraulic lifts, then set it on enormous pine logs. It was moved via hand-operated jacks, which pushed it over the logs 3/8" at a time. Once the building rolled far enough forward, the last log would be moved to the front.
• The rotation plan was conceived & executed by famous architect Kurt Vonnegut Sr (father of the famous author)
• The feat remains one of the largest building-moves in history.
• The building was demolished in 1963.

 

[kage69]

https://imgur.com/uVEy9pD

Hairy crab to the rescue!

 

[kage69]

I never heard about this and holy shit.

And he's still kicking today, building people homes. Wow.

 

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[sdifox]

I already respected him before this info. Damn, we need a monument for him at Chaulk River.