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I just love these wet looking caps (they’re slimy, in fact).

Fun fact: Ivysaur never lost a battle on-screen in any animated pokemon media.

melissajanart:A cute little brown long-eared bat. Fun fact, their ears are nearly the same size as t

I love the Outsiders so much and the fact that they’re public can lead to so many funny situat

jasonpetertodds: Did Damian ever tell you how he stole this from me?As a matter of fact, he did.

andthatsterrible: No, Super Dictionary. Batgirl is not, in fact, looking at the airplane. The airpla

jasonpetertodds: Did Damian ever tell you how he stole this from me?As a matter of fact, he did.

Fun fact: I draw Jason Todd when I’m stressed out

I’m not sure what I hate more: The fact that I’ll bat a .500 average at not trip

bulbasaur-propaganda: Fun fact: Ivysaur never lost a battle on-screen in any animated pokemon media.

maggs-is-a-muppet: hydro-homies: Batman checking in on you @sourstiless as a matter of fact i have n

Fun History FactBoth supreme commanders in the French and Indian War were killed at the Battle of Qu

Here’s a treat of a #FactFriday for #Batweek  

Finally got caught up on all the blizzcon info from the other week..That trailer was pretty wizard .

Faction play careers concept art for MechWarrior Online

Fun History FactNapoleon Bonaparte was a life long hemorrhoid sufferer.  During the Battle of Waterl

The Turtle Ships of Medieval Korea,In 1592, the de facto ruler of Japan, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, ordered

gfbaseball: Chris Archer struck out nine batters and allowed only one earned run, but did not factor

helloworlditsjared: Savvy Taylor (Factor LA) // Los Angeles, CA Shot by Jared Thomas Kocka for Off t

gfbaseball: Chris Archer struck out nine batters and allowed only one earned run, but did not factor

startrekstuff:K’T'Inga-Class Battle CruiserProduction base: Qo'noS Orbital Factory BaseType: Heavy C

Converted Industrial TownhousesThese industrial townhouses were renovated from an old factory locate

Craftsmen making baseball bats in a Louisville Slugger factory (1932)

ABANDONED SIGN FACTORY

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