Eminems loose-leaf notes and lyrics to “Lose Yourself”

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Supermarket slow lanes

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The Waterfall of the Bride, Cajamarca, Peru

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SLPT: fake vest

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The Restaurant of Mistaken Orders

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A road in Pompeii, built prior to AD79. The small white stones were designed to reflect moonlight making the road easier to see at night

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Maybe it was worth the wait after all

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It will pass

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The tomb of Qasr Al-Farid in a remote part of the Saudi Arabian desert dates from the 1st Century AD and was built by the Nabataean Kingdom, who also built Petra in Jordan. It remains largely unvisited

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Do as you are told, serf.

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Trump isn’t the first actor from Home Alone 2 to have his mugshot released

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Loves his job

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Grow deep roots

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What a journey

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The Royal Mail is trialling the cutest electric van ever

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To infinity!

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Enjoy the view

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1,800 year old Roman leather sandals on display at Vindolanda fort in Northumberland, England

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City of Leicester starts turning bus-stops into “bee-stops”

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Conophytum pageae, a small succulent native to South Africa and southern Namibia.

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SLPT: whore of the rings

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True story

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A Roman Road was discovered while excavating for a new McDonalds in Marino, Italy. They incorporated a glass floor in the restaurant after excavations were complete

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Thomas Wadhouse, born in England, circa 1730, was a performer in various circus sideshows in the mid-18th century. Wedders is chiefly known for having the world's longest nose, allegedly measuring 7.5 inches (19 cm) long.

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🔥 The Halnaker Tree Tunnel in Sussex, England

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Friendship bench

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A colorized photo of Lewis Powell, a co-conspirator in the Lincoln assassination, being held in custody prior to his execution. He was hanged July 7, 1865. He was 21 years old.

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Bow damage on the Ever Given after hitting the Suez Canal in March 2021

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The Great Pyramid of Cheops has eight sides, not four. Each of the pyramid's four side are evenly split from base to tip by very subtle concave indentations.

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Meirl

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How much metal you can buy for $1,000

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The architect who designed Spire London, a 235m tall residential tower nearing completion in London, has pulled one off in plain sight

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Happy grass

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Tonight’s screening on the wall of the Russian embassy in London

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Calm down Jemma

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Happy Winter Solstice Northern wholesomers

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In 1978 Reinhold Messner reached the summit of Everest with Peter Habeler without supplemental oxygen. They achieved what certain doctors, specialists, and mountaineers thought impossible. Two years later Messner repeated the feat via a different route, becoming the first to solo climb the summit.

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Schoolchildren listening to Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You” (1995)

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Czech out Prague 1910 and 2020

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The Buton tribe in a remote part of Salawesi, Indonesia have a rare genetic defect that gives many members electric blue eyes

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SLPT: speeding tickets

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Be ashamed

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Being neutral is a big plus

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Actress Jayne Mansfield with her husband Mickey Hargitay and their daughter Mariska, 1964.

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Words might come, they might not

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Take from me

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It’s not every day your son signs for a Premiership team

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SLPT: work two jobs from home

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A cool guide to things Americans find unacceptable in virtual meetings

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Point Dume, Malibu, California. AD 2023 and AD 3978

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When your sons girlfriend works at Cadbury’s - “I can get you this much every week”

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Kulturticket

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Jeff works so hard

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You can do it

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Tomorrow is a new day

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Let go and start again

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Solar power station in Chile with one cell for scale

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Krusty has a point

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Reconstruction of the Stafford Road man, an Anglo-Saxon who lived in England c. AD 550, tragically 1,400 years before the invention of the electric bass guitar

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Still renting

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The morning routine of England’s Princess Margaret, c. 1955

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The lacrimal punctum is a small hole in your eyelids that drains your tears to your nose. It’s the reason you get a runny nose after crying

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At first I thought it said Cornhole

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Cistercian Numerals are a largely forgotten number system from the 13th Century. Much more compact than Arabic and Roman systems, you can write any integer from 1 to 9999 with one character.

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Nice one Morrisons

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Charles Dennis Buchinsky, AKA actor Charles Bronson, was also a Boeing B-29 Superfortress aerial gunner with the Guam based 61st Bombardment Squadron. He flew 25 missions and received a purple heart for wounds received in battle.

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The only surviving elephant armour in the world, made in India in the late 16th century

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If Saturn was our moon, at the same distance away as the moon, it would look like this

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Walk your own path, Tiny Dragons

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Ting

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A cool guide to curries

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SLPT: bananas

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Hand of God

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Cutlery designed by Salvador Dali in 1957

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Steady on love

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Living the absolute dream in St. Albans

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Kummakivi is a large balancing rock in Ruokolahti, Finland. The boulder lies on a convex bedrock surface with a very small footprint but so firmly that it cannot be rocked with human force. It has been there for approximately 11,000 years

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One day he’ll understand

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Yorkshire

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Abu Derby

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Model Jenny Claire and her mini, London 1972

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On this day in 1978, Prince made his television debut on American Bandstand

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Leavers voted for the establishment but they’ll never admit it

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Happy Sunday everyone

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The reconstruction of the face of a young Neanderthal man from bones gathered on a beach in the Netherlands. He lived in Europe between 50,000 and 70,000 years ago

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Gus the God

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Wrong uniform but similar attitude to many Leave voters

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Making happy memories

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Big Panda and Tiny Dragon

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Claude Monet in his garden in Giverny, 1899 (colourised by Lorenzo Folli)

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The Interlace apartment complex in Singapore was designed to give every home a view of the surrounding parkland.

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Jacob’s Ladder on the remote Atlantic Island of St. Helena is one of the longest straight stairways in the world, rising 183m.

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Happy long weekend lefties

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One does not

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Wacky Races (1968) cars and drivers

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On 17th April 1983, Joe Strummer of the Clash ran the London Marathon in 4 hours and 13 minutes

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Hydrocynus Goliath, the Goliath Tigerfish, lives in the Congo River

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Sofia Jirau, the worlds first Victoria’s Secret model with Down Syndrome

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The Roman aqueduct in Segovia, Spain. Built during the reign of Emperor Trajan around 100AD the blocks are held together without mortar

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Another Brexit leader exposed for who he really is

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We all know a few

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Shell shocked I tell ya

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French resistance fighter Simone Segouin was seventeen when she helped liberate Paris. She is still with us, aged ninety-five

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Regents Road, Manchester, UK.

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He sucks

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My new bathroom mirror tells the time and ambient temperature

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Please make my cake day

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Could this work?

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Leavers raging even harder after realising what they voted for

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The Arch of Ctesiphon near Baghdad. The worlds largest single span unreinforced brick arch, built in the 6th Century AD.

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A master of lying and gaslighting

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Brainwashed by billionaire owned newspapers I reckon

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Spot the difference

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Billionaires now

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More “a third of the electorate” than British people but the premise is true

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You can listen to one of Britain’s brightest brains or not

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Pat

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The Cure?

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Arnhem, Netherlands, 1944 and 2021

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Benefits = social security

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London 1980, photograph by Michael Putland

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Just a bit of what we’ve lost

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Do you think the Quitters have realised they’ve been lied to yet?

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USAF enhanced wind tunnel image of an F-15 with a laser weapon pod [1200x675]

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Japan and China’s populations are likely to halve by 2100

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What happened to that promised £350m a week extra for the NHS

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Sometimes we have to pause

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The entrance to what once was the longest railway tunnel in the world. Northern Line, London Underground

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A cool guide to radiation doses

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“Reform Party” youth group meeting

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Unexpected

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Sequoia National Park, California

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Desperately seeking Brexit Benefits

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Unexpected news today that commonwealth ties count for jack shit

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In AD 1200 the Italian city of Bologna had about 180 towers. The tallest at 97m (320 feet) high, still stands today

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TIL it’s a “dip dab” not a “dib dab”

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Is he the biggest c*** in Britain?

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Singapore airport interior looking like Logan’s Run

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Conference Of The Damned

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Power move

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Czech Republic BVP-1PPK Snezka artillery reconnaissance vehicle

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