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Here are the little things that we do that put my faith back into humanity
What this is
I live in London.
Because of this, I hate everyone.
Everyone is rude, inconsiderate, selfish and seem to be either insulting or murdering each other.
Despite this and maybe because I live in a chaotic city, amongst millions of people. I am regularly struck by the wonderful things that we do: It may be art, music, an incredible piece of engineering, or just a passing gesture.
So; this blog isn't really intended for anyone else. It is a daily reminder to myself of the things that we do that don't make me hate humankind.
My name is Joe
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- Weyland Industries: 2023 Ted Talk
- The City of Samba
- Thing Of Beauty No.67: Seppl - Esspresso Maker
- Indian boys dress up as Gandhi
- Brave - Official Trailer #3 (Sneek Peek Clip)
- Cassetteboy vs The News
- World's Largest Rope Swing
- Sam Mendes' First SKYFALL Videoblog
- This Is My Home
- Buenos Aires - Inception Park
- Jon Rafman: 9 Eyes
- MACHINE
- Jurassic Park Theme Song (Melodica Cover)
- Jacob Sutton: L.E.D. Surfer
- The Derelicts a short film by eGarage
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Wakeboarding in the cold lakes of Alaska isn’t a bad idea at all. Those icebergs are amazingly helpful for boarders to come up with new moves and tricks. They should focus and be alert at all times, though, to avoid stumbling down. Well, that water might be too cold for the body. So keeping up and dry on the board is a challenge in itself.
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