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When his teacher asked him to bring something he loved most, 4-year-old Daniel didn’t bring a toy or keepsake. He brought his 2-year-old sister, Sophia. He proudly introduced her to the class as what he was most thankful for.

u/Admirable-Interest49 — 5 days ago

Sader Issa grew up hearing that his father was incapable of raising him because he had Down syndrome. Instead, his father worked, cared for his family, encouraged his education, and believed in his dreams. Today, Sader is a dental surgeon and his father couldn't be prouder.

u/Admirable-Interest49 — 6 days ago

Mel Gibson took a huge gamble with Apocalypto. An ancient-language thriller shot in the jungle with mostly unknown actors. It became a hit, and that unforgettable jaguar chase was filmed with a real jaguar.

u/Admirable-Interest49 — 6 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 33.2k r/ItHadToBeBrazil+2 crossposts

Brazilian prisoners can earn 4 days off their sentence for every approved book they read and successfully review, up to 48 days a year.

u/Admirable-Interest49 — 8 days ago
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A man in Moscow painted his face bright green to avoid being recognized while stealing a handbag. Instead, he became the easiest person in the crowd for police to recognize. Criminal mastermind, apparently. 😂

u/Admirable-Interest49 — 12 days ago
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A photographer caught the exact moment a falcon looked like it was scheming something.

u/Admirable-Interest49 — 19 days ago
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Princess Leonor spent three years training across Spain's Army, Navy, and Air & Space Force, becoming the first Spanish royal to earn paratrooper wings before eventually becoming queen

u/Admirable-Interest49 — 27 days ago
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Erling Haaland Bought the Only Existing Copy of One of Norway's Oldest History Books for $134,000. Then Donated It to His Hometown Library So Everyone Could Read It for Free

u/Admirable-Interest49 — 1 month ago

The kid behind the iconic "Success Kid" meme ended up helping save his dad's life years later by raising over $100,000 for his kidney transplant.

u/Admirable-Interest49 — 1 month ago
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After winning the game he invited all the janitors to take a photo with the championship trophy. ❤️

u/Admirable-Interest49 — 1 month ago