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5-year-old passes Microsoft certification exam - UPI.com
Are you sure you would want this kid here?
5-year-old passes Microsoft certification exam - UPI.com
Are you sure you would want this kid here?
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5-year-old passes Microsoft certification exam - UPI.com
Are you sure you would want this kid here?
Prob a good article on the web dying, but it seems paywalled out.

Prob a good article on the web dying, but it seems paywalled out.
So now you know what's killing it..
Me make booboo in previous post try, forgot to read fine print about file types allowed.
So here's the link to a .pdf file of 46 pictures you've probably never seen before.

Seals are mysteriously sexually assaulting penguins — and eating them (warning: graphical and NSFW). Interesting read.
While all of these attacks resulted in penguin injury, in perhaps the most horrific case, the seal gave up copulating with the penguin after 826 anguishing minutes in order to kill and eat the poor creature.

Me make booboo in previous post try, forgot to read fine print about file types allowed.
So here's the link to a .pdf file of 46 pictures you've probably never seen before.
I'm confused -
there's no problem adding PDF files to posts - or is it too big?
Is there a link to a site with the photos?
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Artist Reimagines Superheroes in 17th-Century Flemish Portrait-Style
super flemish series sets heroes + villains in the 17th century


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Adolf Hitler Watercolor Set to Be Auctioned in Germany
Just think! You could hang a piece of Hitler on the wall.
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Artist Reimagines Superheroes in 17th-Century Flemish Portrait-Style
super flemish series sets heroes + villains in the 17th century
...I'm dying here at the superhero ones....and the Joker in a more jester-like costume.

Speaking for the darkly humored and criminally insane ...
I thought The Post’s use of a “Star Wars” movie creation, an Imperial Star Destroyer, to show the relational size of the comet on which the Rosetta mission’s lander, Philae, set down was hilarious [“On comet, space explorers aim to break new ground,”http://apps.washingtonpost.com/g/page/national/for-rosetta-a-comet-up-close/1450/ ]. Fortunately for the European Space Agency and the Rebel Alliance, no Imperial Star Destroyer showed up during the landing to thwart their plan to use the comet as a secret hideout for the rebels.
Obviously, the Force is with the mission.
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