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Returning missionary obliterates her mom with tackle at airport after returning from mission. Awkward vibes ensue.

u/StretchFrenchTerry — 8 days ago
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TIL the largest concert ever held in New York's Central Park was Garth Brooks on August 7, 1997. Official records from the NYFD show 1,000,000+ in attendance. The concert was free and opened with a cover of Paul Simon's "A Heart in New York".

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u/StretchFrenchTerry — 14 days ago
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Giant dam spillway swallows urban explorers. Anyone care to identify the location?

via phillip.hummel on Instagram
Not OC

u/StretchFrenchTerry — 20 days ago
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[Toyota Mark II Qualis 3.0 wagon] JDM market only — street parked in Minnesota

The Toyota Mark II Qualis 3.0 (specifically the 3.0G top trim) is a premium Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) station wagon produced between 1997 and 2002.

Despite sharing the legendary "Mark II" nameplate, which historically represented rear-wheel-drive platforms, the Qualis is unique because it was built on the front-wheel-drive Camry (XV20) platform.

It was designed to offer Lexus-level luxury and ride quality combined with the immense cargo utility of a family sport wagon. Produced 210 to 215 horsepower and roughly 220 lb-ft of torque.

Can anyone pinpoint the year?

u/StretchFrenchTerry — 1 month ago
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Buildings collapsing and heavy dust flying into the air as the M7.5 earthquake struck Venezuela

u/Fanta_25 — 1 month ago
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TIL that most restrooms are free in the USA due to activism efforts in the 70s by the Committee to End Pay Toilets in America. Membership in the Committee cost $0.25, and members received a newsletter, the Free Toilet Paper.

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u/Anwallen — 2 months ago
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TIL about The Straw Hat Riot of 1922 in NYC, caused by men wearing straw hats past the socially acceptable date of September 15. It lasted eight days, leading to many arrests and injuries. Gangs of teens wielded large sticks, beating those who resisted giving up their hat.

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u/StretchFrenchTerry — 3 months ago