section1rules: smatter: menalaus: thesilvenar: no I refuse to accept this as true Why are they clapping like he just got a spare bowling instead of just committing an act of witchcraft WTH?

section1rules: smatter: menalaus: thesilvenar: no I refuse to accept this as true Why are they clapping like he just got a spare bowling instead of just committing an act of witchcraft WTH?

Bpod-Mrc: Apatite For Destruction The Enamel On Our Teeth Formed Before We Were Born, Built By Ameloblasts Into A Complex Mineral Structure That’s Harder Than Steel. But These Enamel Architects Perished Long Before We Ate Our First Meal – Leaving

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3,400-Year-Old Beads Found In Scandinavian Graves Were Made By King Tut's Glassmaker In Amarna

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Bear Bone Discovery Re-Writes Human History In Ireland

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Did-You-Kno: After Cambodian Aki Ra’s Parents Were Killed By The Khmer Rouge, They Made Him A Child Soldier And Forced Him To Set Up Landmines. He Later Devoted His Life To Removing Landmines, Collecting And Defusing Over 50,000 Of Them With

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