Level 17Level 17Well, at least he remembered there WAS a passage somewhere in that fence 😊
Level 17How are they not afraid of the chemical fumes coming their way? 🤔
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Back then it wasn't that odd thing to see. Today it would cause a revolution in the plane.
Level 17Level 17Level 17I still don't understand what is the point of these Baby showers in the first place, and why do they involve explosions.
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This would be definitely worth a trip.
Level 17Level 17Level 17Unfortunately he is not the only one.
Level 17Level 17Oh, white as a color and Token as a name. That explains a bit.
Level 17I think this other guy is in a worse shape 😃
Man accidentally threw away $127 million in bitcoin and officials won’t allow a search
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Level 17Well, this guy has much more to say about crypto.
Thomas has done more than almost anyone to popularize the cryptocurrency and blockchain space producing educational materials that introduced millions to the technology. He was an early contributor to Bitcoin and created a widespread set of open-source libraries called BitcoinJS. Since 2012, he has been leading technology development efforts at Ripple, a company building a global financial transaction network using blockchain technology.
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Level 17Level 17Level 17Well, he did not like this prank.
Level 17Level 17Level 17Thomas Becket, a London merchant’s son, was a complex person – in his youth he was a normal ebullient young man, stormy and proud, selfish and arrogant, vain, and anxious to please, but in later life, became one of the most pious and devout Archbishops of the 12th century.
Fiestday: December 29
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Level 17No no, that's an ancient 'heresy' and it was a big deal back then at the early centuries of Christianity (before Christianity got divided and when all were still united). The whole conflict in interpretation was about the Arians claiming that Jesus is subordinate to God the Father, not equal to Him. Which means, Jesus was born at one point, did not exist before that. Catholicism and later Christianity overcame this interpretation by saying that Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit are equal and eternal and all three are one God (the Holy Trinity).
Arianism is a word derived from the name of the guy who first defined this teaching all the way back in 3rd/4th century. His name was Arius.
Level 17Many Christmas carols make mention of the three kings, who follow a star and come to pay homage to the baby Jesus in Bethlehem.
In the Bible, they are not called kings, and their number is not specified—instead they are “wise men from the East.” At many courts in the east, including ancient Babylon and Persia, learned astrologers often served as priestly advisers, practiced in the art of magic.
In the centuries since, the three magi have been interpreted as kings.
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Level 17Juan de Yepes y Álvarez was born in Spain and entered the Carmelite Order as a young man.
After a meeting with St. Teresa of Avila, he joined her attempts at reforming the order and pledged himself to a more stringently monastic and studious life than Carmelites then practiced.
Arrested, imprisoned, and tortured for his beliefs by his fellow monks, John underwent a spiritual awakening while captive that led to an outpouring of mystical poetry and writing, later collected in volumes such as Ascent of Mount Carmel, Dark Night of the Soul, and A Spiritual Canticle of the Soul and the Bridegroom of Christ.
He was canonized a saint in 1726.
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