Problems Are Created & Feared By Grown-ups, Not The Children, Check Out Why and Unconventional Costume Idea For Girls Not Wanting To Be A Princess – Viral Briff

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Read The Story Of Mr. Robinson, A Proud Black Man From 50’s, See The 2 in 1 Bike Idea For Parents, Dream Room Idea For The Children or Get To Know The Common Knowledge Everyone Should Have – all and many more on today’s Viral Briff

We All Are Same & No One Deserves Unfair Treatments

Such a nice thought from Willie Nelson.
Thanks to Our Time for the photo!

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Common Knowledge Everyone Should Have

~The more you know~

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Best Surprise Ever In Wedding Ceremony

Epic is correct. WHOA.

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Problems Are Created & Feared By Grown-ups, Not The Children

Via The Skeptics’ Guide to the Universe.

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Should A Nurse Do it Despite Her Medical Oath?

HERO ALERT: Meet the World War II nurse who slept with Nazi patients just to give them her STDs.

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4 Day Old Hedgehog Hand-Fed, Extra-ordinarily Cute

We’re about to explode from the cuteness.

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Costumes For Girls Not Wanting To Be A Princess

No damsels in distress here.

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Dream Room For The Children

Mickey and Minnie Room Ideas

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Story Of Mr. Robinson, A Proud Black Man From 50’s

“My happiest memories are from when I was growing up in South Carolina. I remember sitting in the kitchen, waiting on breakfast and listening to the coffee perkin’. My grandmother had her own garden, and my grandfather had his own grocery store, so we always had fresh vegetables and grits and bacon and eggs. That was a big deal back then in the 50’s– for a black man to own a grocery store. If someone needed credit, my grandfather would just write their name in a book. And if they couldn’t pay, he’d just forget about it. He was shorter than I was, and very quiet. But everybody respected him. He used to walk to the store every morning before dawn, with a 38’ in his hand. Every night he’d walk home with that same gun in his hand. Even the white delivery men called him Mr. Robinson. MISTER Robinson.”