Awesome stuff you see on the internet
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28 billion times the weight... of the sun!
Heaviest pair of black holes ever seen weighs 28 billion times more than the sun
"Normally, it seems that galaxies with lighter black hole pairs have enough stars and mass to drive the two together quickly. But the binary has scoured the central galaxy of such matter, leaving it stalled."
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Fuck off! You're not having my shopping trolley!
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2.9M views · 41K reactions | Simon & Garfunkel sing “Baby Got Back” |...
Simon & Garfunkel sing “Baby Got Back”.
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Wish4Fish | Our Boat
The Wish4Fish boat is a world first, showcasing New Zealand’s commitment to innovation, with our hope to create a model for others to emulate. The boat is designed with wheelchair users in mind.
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Pictured: Indian brothers fined for turning car into a helicopter
The duo were ordered to pay 2,000 Rupees (£19) for illegally modifying the vehicle, which they want to hire out for weddings
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@MiketheSnow said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
Fuck I LOVE that movie.
Might be another one to make the boys sit through now they’re getting older.
Back to Bronson though, even for the 70s it’s just weird…..
Sitting in a bar on your own listening to some smooth jazz, driving home at high speed ( probably drunk ) to go and cake yourself in a whole bottle of aftershave while relaxing in your dressing gown with a pipe. I didn’t notice any female company rolling up to experience ManDOM.
Only someone like Bronson could remotely pull this off.
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@antipodean
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-68725446
The 27-year-old from Worthing said he had struggled with his mental health, gambling and drinking, and wanted to "make a difference".
After running through 16 countries, the man nicknamed "Hardest Geezer" has raised in excess of £570,000 for charity and has completed his final run.
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A ginger too, in the African sun. Not Africa, but 365 marathons in 365 days!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/67747740
