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Rosabel 3 year s ago
Nice to see good news. heart
       
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Tibbie 3 year s ago
Rosabel,
Yes, just one step before turning to paradise. F##k
       
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Diana 3 year s ago
Don't see what's good about the last one, seems pretty random wassat
       
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Al 3 year s ago
Half of them are not even "good" news dash
       
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Drea 3 year s ago
This is old good news.
       
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Hiram 3 year s ago
#5 is idiocracy level stuff, its been proven that the women counterparts of these sports do not pull in anywhere close to the money or fans, or sell a comparable amount of merchandise that the mens clubs do(make no money, have no money) meaning that they despite being the lesser pull of the two, they want equal outcomes for unequal performance. typical dash 35
       
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Jennet 3 year s ago
#3 I'm am a 57 certified Surg Tech. I have seen all manner of hurt and heroism. Still, this made me cry like a baby.

That hero, walked through all that senseless hurt and then walked through more. Be like her.
       
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Greg 3 year s ago
Equality is one thing, so is helping women when they are truly a victim or struggling in poverty while lacking means. But forgiving debt? Equal pay for less work and or attendance in sports? That's the real issue hiding behind the march for equality. A slippery slope that leads to favoritism and we can see the cancer in society already how people are demanding socialism because it means getting what you want without having to work for it.
       
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Cole 3 year s ago
Banksy the leftist scumbag funding economic migrants invasion into Europe- why doesn’t the c#nt invite them to his house
       
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Raphael 3 year s ago
Good news are good.
       
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According to a recent study published in the Journal of Animal Ecology, birds are capable of learning good eating habits from watching others, even without being present to experience the smells and sounds. The study was conducted by Dr. Liisa Hamalainen, from the University of Cambridge, on 2 types of birds, blue tits and great tits. She made 2 types of food items out of almond flakes, some of them soaked in a bitter solution, and placed a cross or a square on an outer wrapping. The birds' reactions were then filmed and shown to members of both their own and other species. Upon eating the bitter flakes, the birds reacted with a comical disgust, making a great show of their distaste, whose meaning their viewers recognized. Both blue tits and great tits got the message and steered well clear of the bitter flakes, confirming that the educational video worked.

 

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