Gerg

What’s very crazy is that they took the puppy and left the man on the street. Crazy Ethics.

France only wants “immigrants” when they’re winning World Cup trophies for them

Wait till you learn about what France did to Africa....

.@rihanna becomes the first female artist in history to have a milestone 10 songs with 1 billion streams each on Spotify.

Kyrie is signing a three-year, $126M extension with the Mavs, per @ShamsCharania

Bad Gal billi … wit no new album… lemme talk my shit 😜🇧🇧

This shark just dropped one of the nastiest hezzis known to mankind😭 twitter.com/detectfights/s…

All these years later & he still got 5 more 😂😂😂😂

me getting the urge to become the best version of myself in the middle of the night:

Never seen a movie do a buy one get one free sale ever in my life omfg

Wemby had dinner for a few hours with Spurs' legends 😮 🐐

Thought this looked familiar

A bunch of people who were born in 2004 got drafted into the NBA last night

Go Spurs Go.

In 1960, David Latimer planted a spiderwort sprout inside of a large glass bottle, added a quarter pint of water, and then sealed it shut. He opened the bottle 12 years later in 1972 to add some water and then sealed it for good. The self-contained ecosystem has flourished for more than 60 years. The garden is a perfectly balanced and self-sufficient ecosystem. The bacteria in the compost eat the dead plants and break down the oxygen that is released by the plants, turning it into carbon dioxide, which is needed for photosynthesis. The bottle is essentially a microcosm of Earth.

Truly the heir to this man’s throne/drip

With Melo retiring, LeBron is now the only player left from the 2003 NBA draft class 🤯 twitter.com/BleacherReport…

Around 1865, an Egyptian street vendor was captured in a photograph while selling mummies. During the 1800s, the mummy sale business in Egypt was a booming trade, fueled by the Western world's fascination with ancient Egypt and its artifacts. Egyptomania, or the obsession with all things Egyptian, had a significant impact on European culture, art, and fashion. The growing interest in Egyptology led many wealthy Europeans and Americans to collect Egyptian antiquities, including mummies, as exotic curiosities and status symbols. As a result, a thriving black market for mummies and other ancient artifacts emerged in Egypt. Locals would rob tombs and sell the mummies to eager collectors. Often, mummies were also ground into powder and sold as "mummia," a substance believed to have medicinal properties. The mummy sale business was so lucrative that sometimes fake mummies were created to meet demand.

Me & the gang gearing up to break into the Disney Vault to rescue the AVP anime

Wemby + Spurs = Fate