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Disgusting Super-Slut, Bonnie Blue, Who Got Banged By 1k Men In One Day Has Announced Her New Challenge
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Crazy insect uses tiny interlocking gears to jump
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The Mayor Of A Town Called Climax Is Arrested Along With His Wife For Child Molestation
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Watch As UFC Legend Khabib Nurmagomedov Refuses To Shake A Female Sports Broadcaster's Hand
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Disgusting Super-Slut, Bonnie Blue, Who Got Banged By 1k Men In One Day Has Announced Her New Challenge
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High School Student Does A Backflip During Graduation, Kicking The Female Student Behind Him In The Face
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Total Maniac Goes ApeSh!t With An Axe In A Library, Cops Come And Put Him Down
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Black Woman Says Harvard Accepted Her Even After Refusing To Submit Her Test Scores Because They Were Too Low
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Previously believed to be only man-made, a natural example of a functioning gear mechanism has been discovered in a common insect - the plant-hopper Issus - showing that evolution developed interlocking cogs long before we did. Professor Malcolm Burrows talks about finding the bugs that led to the science, and working with artists Elizabeth Hobbs and Emily Tracy and members of the community in the London borough of Hackney to produce the film 'Waterfolk'.
