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A lion shaped building in the Bel Air neighborhood of Dakar

A lion shaped building in the Bel Air neighborhood of Dakar

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Casual military training on a busy beach…

Casual military training on a busy beach…

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Being in America is like being stabbed to death with a butter knife by a weakling.

“Mating” by Norman Rush

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thisbitchcooks:

Tambacounda’s first English contest. #filter

thisbitchcooks:

Tambacounda’s first English contest. #filter

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Sleeping on the roof because it is too hot inside.

Sleeping on the roof because it is too hot inside.

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Flat tire four hours into the nine hour journey shared with 9 other strangers, including a nun.

Flat tire four hours into the nine hour journey shared with 9 other strangers, including a nun.

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I happen to believe that if the government doesn’t belong in the bedroom, that it does not belong in the kitchen either.

— Otto Von Bismarck, Koenigsberg, Prussia

http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/03/12/views-mixed-after-limits-on-sweet-drinks-are-blocked/?ref=nyregion

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mrwolfdog:

   Someone online thought I said meat sax when I said meat sacks. Trick question. I said both. 

mrwolfdog:

Someone online thought I said meat sax when I said meat sacks. Trick question. I said both. 

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bar mermoz

bar mermoz

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(Source: thisbitchcooks)

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(Source: thisbitchcooks)

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(Source: thisbitchcooks)

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treehugger:

© 1st Options
Water towers do not make for easy conversions; there are going to be lots of stairs. London developer Leigh Osborne took a tower dating back to 1867 and converted it into “one of the most lavish and eccentric residences in the city”. It was a challenge; he tells the Penarth Times that “There were 2,000 dead pigeons in there, and poo that went up to the top of your wellies!”
See more: Water Tower Converted Into Superluxe London Home

treehugger:

© 1st Options

Water towers do not make for easy conversions; there are going to be lots of stairs. London developer Leigh Osborne took a tower dating back to 1867 and converted it into “one of the most lavish and eccentric residences in the city”. It was a challenge; he tells the Penarth Times that “There were 2,000 dead pigeons in there, and poo that went up to the top of your wellies!”

See more: Water Tower Converted Into Superluxe London Home

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