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A giant salamander emerged from Kyoto’s Kamogawa on July 4, 2014, following torrential rains that flooded the river.

Four years later to the date, it returned.

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Can we please talk about how our history teacher sent a barbie to the smithsonian as proof of the presence of man two million years ago

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You could totally exploit the current spoiler paranoia to pull a Clue without any risk of leaks fouling it up. Just openly film, edit and produce four different endings, claiming it’s to prevent people from knowing which one is the real ending, then turn around and use all of them, put a version of the film with a different ending on each of the major streaming service, and don’t tell anyone that you’ve done so.

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#f42069 and #b4da55 are fantastic colors that go so well with each other

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'mobsters' are part of a 'mob'. and so you'd think 'lobsters' would be part of a 'lob', but ohohohhohoho, life just isn't so simple

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concept: supercorp au that starts with kara saving lena from a car thats spinning out of control, edward cullen style, because my whole life is garbage

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dude stop telling me to count dracula I only ever see the one

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wow millennials are glued to their i-phones and laptops so much they cant even be bothered robbing in person anymore!!! maybe these trust fund babies should stop phishing credit cards while sitting on their butts and go out there and put some elbow grease into their thievery!

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Cosmo Wanda I wish every object on earth was 10-30% uglier

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me and @yarrayora having a fun time

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Love to see it 😍

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First episodes of audio drama podcasts be like what’s up I’m GAY i live in a TOWN and I just saw a GHOST

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I think like, the death of Vine and Rabbit, Wikipedia constantly needing to beg for money, Discord depending so heavily on venture capital, Facebook turning towards spying on users to generate a return on all the venture capital that got them started, Adobe creative suite turning into a subscription rather than a single product you buy, the strangulation of streaming entertainment as every company pulls their content and makes it exclusive to their service, are all great examples of how like, it really doesn't matter if something is legitimately useful, efficient, or beloved, it is next to impossible for a service to exist if it doesn't make shareholders increasing amounts of money year after year. Which may seem like a "no duh" type of statement, but it's a very simple window into how the profit motive makes products and services worse, not better. And how that's not just a matter of certain companies or ceos being bad and greedy on an individual level, but is an inescapable factor of an economy where existence is dependent on generating capital.