Some Catholics urged Pope Clement VII to ban coffee, calling it “devil’s beverage”. After tasting the beverage, the Pope is said to have remarked that the drink was “… so delicious that it would be a sin to let only misbelievers drink it”.

Some Catholics urged Pope Clement VII to ban coffee, calling it “devil’s beverage”. After tasting the beverage, the Pope is said to have remarked that the drink was “… so delicious that it would be a sin to let only misbelievers drink it”.

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epic-lee:

THIS IS WHAT COLLEGE FEELS LIKE

(Source: cheia)

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Classic Paintings Recreated Using Modern Celebrities

[worth1000/laughingsquid]

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science-in-a-jar:

Neil Degrasse Tyson needs a tumblr.

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Beyoncé requires $900 worth of titanium drinking straws to drink a special alkaline water to be served at exactly 21 degrees in every dressing room where she performs.

Because she’s a twat

Beyoncé requires $900 worth of titanium drinking straws to drink a special alkaline water to be served at exactly 21 degrees in every dressing room where she performs.

Because she’s a twat

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Newman’s Own donates all of its profits to charities (over $350 million since 1982) yet still pays taxes.

Newman’s Own donates all of its profits to charities (over $350 million since 1982) yet still pays taxes.

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one acre of hemp (grown in a single season) yields as much paper as up to 4 acres of trees.

one acre of hemp (grown in a single season) yields as much paper as up to 4 acres of trees.

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Arc’teryx gave out free clothing to the homeless in Vancouver which were made from left over material or discontinued items, instead of discarding them.

This is how not to be a dick, A&F

Arc’teryx gave out free clothing to the homeless in Vancouver which were made from left over material or discontinued items, instead of discarding them.

This is how not to be a dick, A&F

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That’s how you wear your granny’s curtains!

That’s how you wear your granny’s curtains!

(Source: jacknicholson)

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