This is a picture of Mars that was taken YESTERDAY:
While we're on the subject, this is the last picture the Mars Opportunity rover took:
This is what the set of Seinfeld looked like:
This is a picture of the first-ever international tennis match at Wimbledon in 1883:
William and Ernest Renshaw of England defeated Clarence M. Clark and J.S. Clark of the USA in the match.
This is what a jail cell in Germany looks like:
And, for good measure, this is what a prison cell in Sweden looked like the '70s:
This is what New York City's Central Park looked like during the Great Depression:
This picture, captured in 1933, showcases a range of "Hoovervilles," makeshift settlements created by the unemployed and named after President Herbert Hoover.
This is what Antarctica looks like from space:
This is the world's largest chocolate bar, weighing in at over 12,000 pounds:
Revolving fridges exist:
This is what a cow molar looks like compared to a human molar:
The small island in the middle of this picture is where Princess Diana is buried:
This is what a lion getting a CT scan looks like:
This is how big the vertical slab on an A380 plane is:
In 1918, a suffragette offered the following advice “to young ladies” on marriage:
This is what an upside-down iceberg looks like:
This is what the world's first domestic vacuum cleaner looked like in 1906:
In the early 1900s, Sears sold entire mail order homes that would be shipped via train and put together by whoever bought one. This house cost $5,375:
This is what the inside of a bungee cord looks like:
This is Joseph C. Gayetty, the man who invented commercial toilet paper:
It's worth noting that toilet paper from that era looked very, very uncomfortable:
This is what cinnamon looks like fresh off the tree:
This is what years and years of layers of graffiti looks like:
And, finally, nothing can push the boundaries of all we know about physics and space and time more than a dad's wallet:
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Given, that the person holding it wears rubber gloves the dad might have passed on..
Looks kinda like a piece of Fordite (when they cleaned the paint booths at the old Ford plant some people took chunks of years worth of paint build up and polished it)
Yeah so you are thinking it's a typo of 'expect' but it's not. It's saying don't except (give exception to, as in to permit) their poor behavior. Your logic is 'it's a typo so it's hypocritical since she can't even spell' but it's not a typo
All are incorrect. It means to protest.
Merriam-webster:except: intransitive verb : to take exception : object
It's saying don't protest too much