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It’s one thing for Lindsay Lohan to tweet her latest OMG moment, but this is something completely different.
BBC News - Utah firing squad death announced on Twitter
Is this for real???
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dhk:
Countdown: Dr.Riki Ott alleges BP engaged in massive cover-up to hide Gulf Disaster damage (via firedoglake)
- Please, please, please watch this vid for some truth about what the fuck is up.
- BP has crews on beaches 24/7, stalking the sand for anything unsightly that comes out of the ocean, covered and suffocated in oil.
- They are using rakes and saws to decapitate sea life so that it is “beyond repair” and beyond sending for an autopsy.
- They are taking peoples cell phones and cameras away to hide the extent of the damage.
- Welcome to the corporate state of america
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”A general awareness and respect for other tenants would be appreciated here. Urinating on the floor and not flushing the toilet can not be tolerated as this is unhygienic for all using the facilities.
Centre Manager, The Wenlock Building
Excerpt from a building-wide newsletter. I don’t know what they’re doing on other floors, or in ladies’ bathrooms, but damn.
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2010: The year OIL FIGHTS BACK
Jiang He, ‘Workers attempt to rescue a firefighter from drowning in the oil slick during the oil spill clean-up operations at Dalian’s Port on July 20, 2010’ (more at Big Picture)
These images are unbelievable.
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The carnage continues. Nearly 20,000 barrels of crude oil spewed from a failed pipeline near the Kalamazoo River, possibly affecting the water supply of Western Michigan:
2010: The year OIL FIGHTS BACK
Jiang He, ‘Workers attempt to rescue a firefighter from drowning in the oil slick during the oil spill clean-up operations at Dalian’s Port on July 20, 2010’ (more at Big Picture)
These images are unbelievable.
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This is really disturbing. I was expecting Vice gross jar-like grossness. But no…
Sally Davies bought a McDonald’s Happy Meal in April of 2010. For 180 days, it was left on her coffee table, and it would NOT decompose. This time includes the hot summer days of New York this year. No worms, no mold, no smell, no visible decomposition of any kind.
The video concluded with “This can’t be a very happy meal”. I second that.
Then, McDonald’s posted a reply, but I’ll have to think about this a bit more before “jumping to conclusions”.
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