BlockyMaster97

コンビニでスイーツが崩れずに綺麗に並んでいるのも百貨店のケーキが美しい状態を保っているのも、全部トラックのエアサスペンションのおかげなんです。

The school board voted unanimously to get rid of the drama and dance program. Fired the two teachers in front of all of their students. So many tears.

Google unknowingly documented an elderly couple’s life journey in Indonesia.

Bir adam, 2013 yılında telefonunun şifresini unuttu. Telefonun içinde 150 adet Bitcoin vardı. Telefonun sahibi, 2013'den bu yana belirlediği desen şifreyi hatırlamaya çalışıyor...

@yuuminegirl The outsiders are coping, for their own societies cannot reach the level of trust Japanse communities have

pq a galera está xingando o povo japonês por causa dessa notícia?

@explosiveorenji Safe to say that the UK government has already lost its plot long before they render the concept of reality-fiction wall as a hindrance

related to recent event~ I am announcing to y'all that, I am now (possibly) considered as a threat by British government over a drawing i made for her 2 years ago

@taroinagaki025 Agreed. Zero idea of sanitation

これがバングラデシュです。 こんな所から10万人も移民を呼ばないで！💢

@Dillis_Memes The double standards

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The government's flavour ban in the Netherlands has totally undermined any control over the market and failed to achieve its public health goals. Instead the ban has driven over half of consumers to the black market. Prohibition Does Not Work!

Guy smiles for a photo after the tree he planted 35 years ago that he named Epimaco Amancio saved a bus from plunging off a cliff in Dalaguete, Cebu, Philippines. It saved the lives of 37 people, most of them were students.

1979. A 71-year-old Japanese man wanted to listen to music on a plane. So he asked his company's engineers to build something. In 4 days, they ripped the recorder out of an old cassette machine, added headphones, and handed it to him. Nobody believed it would sell. "A cassette player that can't even record? Who needs that?" Even Sony's own marketing team had doubts. First month: 3,000 units. A flop. Then Sony did something insane. They went to Tokyo's busiest streets, walked up to strangers, and put the headphones on their ears. That's when it happened. People stood there. Frozen. Hearing music nobody else around them could hear. Walking through the city with their own soundtrack. By August, 27,000 units. Sold out. By 1989, 50 million sold. The man was Masaru Ibuka, co-founder of Sony. The product was called the Walkman. It didn't just sell music. It invented a new way of being alone in public. 46 years later, you're wearing his invention right now.

Hanging out with 25+ y/o oomfies

Evergreen.

@reddit_lies The guilt looms over them

Many such cases

BMW driver stealing a shopping cart like she’s fresh out the entitlement hood, and the cart bitch slapped back by smashing her own rear window 😂

this was the peak of CPU packaging, I couldn’t care less if it was “wasteful”