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PNW Life
@Mike_TTD
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Washington, USA Katılım Kasım 2016
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Western Washington University Vikings (1903-2008)
The Vikings had five national Division II playoff appearances and finished as runners-up in the 1996 NAIA Division II season


CFB Home@CFBHome
A thread of notable defunct College Football Programs. #RIP💀😭 (add more if I missed yours) Program Numero Uno: Jacksonville University Dolphins 1998-2019
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@PanderShirts Read a book, fuck, shower, streach, meditate, art, writing,talking with your partner.
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The other side of Flight AC8646.
Left nose is crumpled and pulled to the left.
Left wing appears to have collapsed to the tarmac.
AZ Intel@AZ_Intel_
Photo from other side of the plane at LaGuardia Airport in New York City. - NYP
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@xxxTtimexxx @AZ_Intel_ @lookner Seems like he must have alerts on or his team can contact him. Maybe he will be early in the morning. But he still seems sick and tired.
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Share your photos taken with a phone! 📱

Chriz@chriz31_07
Share your photos taken with a phone! 📱
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The Teenager Who Accidentally Performed Brain Surgery on Himself With a Gun.
In 1983, a 19-year-old Canadian student known in medical journals only as "George" was suffering from a devastating case of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. His condition was so debilitating that he was paralyzed by compulsions, forcing him to wash his hands hundreds of times a day, drop out of school, and completely isolate himself.
Desperate and believing his mind was entirely broken beyond repair, George decided to take his own life. He managed to get his hands on a .22-caliber rifle, pointed the barrel into his own mouth, and pulled the trigger.
The bullet tore directly through the left frontal lobe of his brain, but miraculously missed every major blood vessel and vital life-sustaining area. Paramedics rushed his unconscious body to the hospital, where trauma surgeons successfully removed the bullet fragments and saved his life.
When George finally woke up, his doctors were stunned. Not only had he survived without any permanent physical brain damage or loss of cognitive function, but the crippling mental illness that had ruined his life was completely gone.
By sheer astronomical luck, George had accidentally performed a flawless, incredibly precise prefrontal lobotomy on himself. The bullet had perfectly severed the exact neural pathways responsible for his compulsive behavior, accidentally curing the very illness that drove him to pull the trigger.

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