What is it? 
WHY?
AC/DC Thunderstruck. Why? No idea but skills.
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I didn’t have the sound on
Made it very difficult to understand why 2 grown men were putting their fingers in bottles like that 
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That has honestly made my day.
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Ever wanted to walk through a giant human body? The Corpus Museum in Holland gives visitors exactly that experience, an interactive journey inside a 115 foot tall seated figure, where you can explore organs, blood vessels, and even the brain.
From the knee up to the brain, visitors are guided through a fascinating and educational exhibit that brings human biology to life in a way textbooks never could. It’s part science, part theme park, and 100% unforgettable
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I’ve heard about this. It sounds like a more family friendly version of Gunther von Hagens’ exhibition.
I actually saw one of von Hagen’s works at the University of Heidelberg where my mother-in-law worked. I didn’t realise at the time that it was an actual body. I just assumed that it was a detailed model.
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Where do you enter and exit?
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More from a Lebanese weddding last night. This is NEXT LEVEL !
https://x.com/ragipsoylu/status/1934104137823891796
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Read recently that McDonalds sell 6.5 million burgers worldwide daily.
Not sure how accurate that is.
A quick Google search says that an average cow can produce 1200 6oz burgers.
So that’s 5400 cows per day just to supply McDonalds.
2 million cows per year, give or take.
And we’re to believe that their burgers are 100% beef?
There are around 300 million cows slaughtered globally each year. McDonalds would make up around 0.6% of the global total which isn’t particularly unbelievable. Of course, not all McDonald’s burgers are made of beef (I don’t think they sell any in India, for example.)
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This was a bit amusing 
https://x.com/PoliticsMoments/status/1935420001713823816
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