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Yacouba Sawadogo is an exceptional man – he single-handedly managed to solve a crisis that even scientists and development organizations could not. Via F. Thunus 
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Amoo Hadji is definitely obnoxious at first glance, as he reminds some unreal creature who came out of science fiction. But the 80th birthday is real and he lives in a village in Iran in a completely primitive life. Via F. Thunus
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To be the ‘strongest kid in the world’ is a childhood dream that never translates into reality for most kids. But Jake Schellenschlager has managed to come very, very close to this goal. Via F. Thunus
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Looking for an ass-kicking? Go ahead and try to rob a martial arts expert, a professional axe thrower, or some caffeinated Starbucks customers. Via F. Thunus
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We love it when the holidays are around the corner; there are just so many odd stories to talk about! Via F. Thunus
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The video of a 47-year-old tradition at Japan’s Nippon Sports Science University went viral in November last year. Via F. Thunus
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The idea of sustainable living off the grid isn't new. In fact, people in San Francisco were doing it in the late 19th century, when they started moving into abandoned street cars along Ocean Beach. Via F. Thunus
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Ten people that never lived, but still managed to exert an influence on our lives.^Ten people that never lived, but still managed to exert an influence on our lives.^We have done numerous lists of people and things that have had a great influence... Via QuizFortune
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Do you want a one way trip to Mars? Are you willing to be bitten by a mosquito with Malaria? Then you may decide to volunteer yourself for some of these crazy projects. Via F. Thunus
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People ride the subway and mind their own business… until they meet one of these fellows and have to take a photo. Via F. Thunus
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