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“Airports see more sincere kisses than wedding halls. The walls of hospitals have heard more prayers than the walls of churches.” — (via grizzlytales)
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Wolfpack on Felucia
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Old Republic Commando team Havoc Squad. (Great Galactic War or The Great War)
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“Dude I don’t know what the fuck happened. I was robbing some bitch and the next thing I know I’m being choked out by a fcker that can’t use his legs…..”
The guy with the yellow sign
Guy in the wheelchair deserves all the awards.
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Naval history.
What can you afford with 16 $ today?
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Edward Oxford was a London barman who, for no reason he could explain, fired shots at Queen Victoria.
The pregnant monarch was being driven in a carriage outside Buckingham Palace with Prince Albert on June 10, 1840, when Oxford fired two pistols, but no one was hurt.
At his Old Bailey trial for treason, Oxford was found ‘not guilty by reason of insanity’.
He was sent to Bethlem where he remained a model patient for 24 years.
This photograph was taken there in 1858. He learned several languages, played the violin and was employed as a painter and decorator.
He was transferred to Broadmoor in 1864, and three years later was discharged and deported to Australia.
Renaming himself John Freeman, he joined the Melbourne Mutual Improvement Society, married a widow with two children, became a church warden and got a job as a journalist.
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