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Hey, this doggy looks pretty much exactly like Sid from “Ice Age” Toothless looks like Toothless… What? It’s a CAT?! Mr. Burns looks way creepier in real-life Who wore it better?
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Nicky Minaj as the infamous Mrs Potato Head The clone of Peter Griffin. I bet he even giggles like Peter! Grumpy Cat or Master Shifu from Kung Fu Panda? Who came first? Khal Drogo is definitely Scar from “Lion King”
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What if I told you that a lot of your most and least favorite cartoon characters exist in real life? Yeah, you heard me right. You like Cartman from South Park? There’s a guy who looks just like him! Mrs Potato Head – that’s Nicky Minaj! In fact, it’s kinda freaky that so many people (and some animals) have this uncanny visual resemblance to some random characters that popped up in someone’s imagination. The question is: is there or will there be a cartoon character that looks like you? No, Consuela no clean today. Oh, mama! Is that Johnny Bravo? Russel from «Up» has not changed a bit. Here’s that real-life Cartman from «South Park»
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Fan Fugui is a father of a one-year-old child, which was diagnosed with an optic nerve atrophy. Without an operation the child will go blind soon. So the father of a poor family decided to act desperately –he went out in the center of Beijing in just his underwear with a bamboo cane and a poster which read “Hit me to save my son”. He asked for 10 yuan (approximately 1,5$) for a hit. People give Fan money without anyone hitting him. After his story appeared in Chinese media, he was able to gather a half of 100 000 yuan (14600$) sum, which is enough to hospitalize the child, but he's still sitting there to get the rest of the sum. Now that’s an act of self-sacrifice!
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When Guys Clearly Follow What Girls Say They Would Like Guys To Do
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guess what
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obinna58:it's 2017 bro you can use Google if you like |
couldn’t resist showing you the actors who starred in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York as well. So, here they are... Pigeon Lady played by Brenda Fricker Cedric played by Rob Schneider Mrs. Stone played by Dana Ivey Mr. Hector played by Tim Curry
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Linnie McCallister played by Angela Goethals Fuller McCallister played by Kieran Culkin Uncle Frank played by Gerry Bamman Aunt Leslie played by Terrie Snell
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Peter McCallister played by John Heard Buzz McCallister played by Devin Ratray Megan McCallister played by Hillary Wolf Jeff McCallister played by Mike Maronna
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Kevin McCallister played by Macaulay Culkin Harry Lime played by Joe Pesci Marvin Merchants played by Daniel Stern Kate McCallister played by Catherine O’Hara
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According to Forbes, Jennifer Lawrence was the second-highest-paid actress in 2013, and she is estimated to have made $34 million that year. Warren Buffett made $37 million per day in 2013. In July 2016, Buffett broke his own giving record when he donated $2.9 billion to various charities, including The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation, which is named for his late wife. The multi-billionaire reportedly earns only $100,000 a year at Berkshire Hathaway — and spends it frugally. People are so fascinated with the legendary Buffett that they'll spend millions of dollars to eat lunch with him. Buffett has been auctioning off a "power lunch" since 2000 at his charity event for GLIDE Foundation. The highest bidder gets to bring up to seven people to dine with the steak-loving business magnate at Smith & Wollensky steakhouse in Manhattan, and the most recent winner paid $3,456,789.He doesn't think money equals success: 'I measure success by how many people love me. And the bestway to be loved is to be lovable.'
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Buffett's net worth is greater than the GDP of Uruguay. Uruguay's 2014 GDP was estimated to be$57,471,277,325. Though Buffett spends frugally, he gives generously. In 2010, he teamed up with Bill and Melinda Gates to form The Giving Pledge, an initiative that asks the world's wealthiest people to dedicate the majority of their wealth to philanthropy. As of June 2016, more than 154 affluent individuals have signed the pledge, including Michael Bloomberg, Mark Zuckerberg, and Larry Ellison. Buffett has also so far donated nearly enough money in his lifetime to build six Apple 'Spaceship' Campuses, which are $5 billion endeavors. The Apple Campus, one of the last major projects Steve Jobs worked on, is a futuristic-looking company campus that will feature curved glass panels, an underground parking lot, a private auditorium for keynotes and product launches, and a 360-degree view of nature. Buffett has donated nearly $30 billion — the second-highest amount (following that of Bill Gates). In 2013, Buffett made on average $37 million per DAY — that's more than what Jennifer Lawrence made the entire year.
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When he's not playing bridge, he's reading. "I just sit in my office and read all day," he says. He drinks an alarming amount of Coca-Cola each day. The business magnate is a notoriously unhealthy eater: "If I eat 2,700 calories a day, a quarter of that is Coca-Cola. I drink at least five 12-ounce servings. I do it everyday." He also likes to double-fist salt shakers, and don't put it past him to enjoy a bowl of ice cream for breakfast. 99% of Buffett's wealth was earned after his 50th birthday. Among investing legends, Buffett has the longest track record for beating the market.The longevity of Buffett's outperformance is greater than that of other savvy investors, such as David Einhorn and Walter Schloss. $1,000 invested in Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway stock in 1964, when Buffett took over the company and shares cost just $19, would be worth about $13 million dollars today.
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If you want to be Buffett's neighbor, the house across the street will cost you about $2.15 million. Buffett doesn't keep a computer on his desk, and he chooses to use a flip phone rather than a smartphone. There is, however, a World Book Encyclopedia set on his shelf. In fact, he's only sent one email in his life, to Jeff Raikes of Microsoft. His distance from technology leaves him time for bridge, which he plays about 12 hours a week. Often times, his bridge partner is Bill Gates.He spends 80% of his day reading.
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Paper delivery was just one of many small businesses teenage Buffett orchestrated: He sold used golf balls and stamps, buffed cars, set up a pinball machine business, and turned a horse track into a lucrative playground. He was rejected from Harvard Business School. Buffett, confident he nailed his admissions interview, had already told a friend, "Join me at Harvard." "I looked about 16 and emotionally was about nine," he recalled of the in-person interview. Forced to look elsewhere, he settled on Columbia University, which only required a written application and no interview. His idol refused to hire him the first time he applied. Buffett originally wanted to work with his idol, and author of "The Intelligent Investor," Benjamin Graham, but Graham rejected him because he wasn't Jewish (Graham was saving a spot at his firm for someone Jewish, since at the time Jewish people had a tougher time landing work on Wall Street). Buffett wouldn't take no for an answer, and continued pitching Graham ideas until he eventually hired him. Buffett spent $100 to take a Dale Carnegie course on public speaking. He was 21 and terrified of public speaking. It ended up being a worthy investment,8 as the course helped him propose to his wife. His house is a humble five-bedroom in Omaha, Nebraska, that he bought in 1956 for $31,500.
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Warren Buffett owns thesecond biggest net worth in the world after his friend Bill Gates – over 70$ billion. And you will be amazed about how his journey to this wealth started and how he lives his life since then. While his elementary school classmates were dreaming about the major leagues and Hollywood, 10-year old Buffett was having lunch with a member of the New York Stock Exchange and setting life goals. Buffett's legendary career all began with an epiphany at age 10 when he was on a trip to New York City with his dad. Dining with a member of the NYSE planted the idea in young Buffett's head to organize his life around money. He bought his first stock at age 11. He purchased multiple shares of Cities Service Preferred for $38 apiece. When Buffett was a teen, he was already raking in about $175 a month — more than his teachers (and most adults). He pulled this off by dutifully delivering the Washington Post. He had amassed the equivalent of $53,000 by the time he was just 16.
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These History Facts Will Make You Ask Yourself “What’s Wrong With This World?”
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You’d Better Never Make These Mistakes Again
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- Joffrey Baratheon — Jack Gleeson Jack Gleeson’s portrayal of the evil King Joffrey wasso convincing that people started insulting him on the street. In real life, Jack is not only a brilliant actor but a super nice and kind person as well. - Khal Drogo — Jason Momoa Khal doesn’t look very different in real life. He keeps his bad boy attitude, his beard, and his sensuality. - Jaqen H’ghar — Tom Wlaschiha Arya’s friend or enemy...we’re still not sure, but this mysterious character certainly captivates us. Tom Wlaschiha portrays the Faceless Man Jaqen H’ghar and clearly prefers a more sophisticated style in real life.
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- Samwell Tarly — John Bradley-West In real life, John Bradley-West is just as adorable as his character, Jon Snow’s best friend Samwell Tarly. - Ramsay Bolton — Iwan Rheon Iwan Rheon has become famous for his outstanding and convincing portrayal of the evil Ramsay Bolton, one of the cruelest villains of the series. The talented actor is also an accomplished musician and released his first album last year. - Brandon Stark — Isaac Hempstead Wright He was this cute little boy and then — boom! — we see him all grown up in Season 6. Isaac Hempstead Wright (Bran Stark) is now 17 years old. - Sansa Stark — Sophie Turner Did you know that Sophie Turner is naturally a blonde? The green-eyed beauty needs to dye her hair red for her role as Eddard Stark’s true-born daughter, Sansa, and looks much happier in real life.
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