One In A Million Coincidences - Part 9

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• KA

  @kamertal · 3 years ago

  you gotta respect that he is taking every opportunity to make dad jokes

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• FR

  @frustationoverloaded5976 · 3 years ago

  Respect to Mr. Xu even at 80 he is doing heroism

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• SA

  @sakuraplumlove5292 · 3 years ago

  The story about the man rescuing both the dad and his kid from drowning is mindboggling! Truly a one in the million chances!

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• SW

  @SWIL893 · 3 years ago (edited)

  A red winged blackbird dove at my head repeatedly while I was trying to retrieve a frisbee from tall grass. Only once I pointed to the frisbee and said I would mind its babies, did it allow me to slowly proceed - but not before it repositioned itself from up behind me, to in front of me on a low branch and watched me very closely. I swear, it called to others who took position on the lines above and spaced themselves out 20ft apart until we were clear of the field. Everyone who saw it had a good laugh. I had a new found respect for birds.

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• WH

  @whitechapel8959 · 2 years ago

  I got one for you.<br>My great great grandfather from France, Germany, England were all within 2 miles of eachother in one battle in WW1 in 1916.

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  @1112viggo · 3 years ago (edited)

  Imagine that its actually possible to get arrested by Outlaw, prosecuted by Sue Yoo, sentenced to death by judge Judge and have your last rite performed by Cardinal Sin. <br>All we need is an undertaker named Graves and it would be perfect.

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• MR

  @MrLind87 · 3 years ago

  A mosquito can fly, but a fly can never mosquito.

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• MA

  @mahamajones2994 · 3 years ago

  There no way I’m ever booking an appointment with this Dick Chopp guy😂

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• WN

  @WNM_GUNNER · 3 years ago (edited)

  we need some more Darwin award winners

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• CO

  @Corrie-Lee · 3 years ago

  Actually, it&apos;s the male (or father) red-winged blackbird that protects the nest and goes after people and animals getting too close. So in this case, nothing is stronger than a father&apos;s love

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• SH

  @Shadow-The-Hedgehoggg · 3 years ago

  Sue- yue and Dick Chop really got me 😂😂

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• IV

  @ivanstepanovic1327 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4KB1pbPyTo&amp;t=545">9:05</a> Prior to Battle of Kursk, during preparations, Soviet army recruited the best anti-tank artillery gunners and they had the intensive training to the point they could hit a particular spot on the tank. One of the most practised shot was - into tank&apos;s gun barrel. About their effectiveness during the actual combat is not that well documented, which is no surprise when we know how that battle evolved into pure chaos...

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