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A Little Bit of Awesome: 12/12/18 Edition

This woman is awesome. She decided if the city wouldn’t fix a pothole that opened in the middle of her street, then  she was going to at least dress it up. She put an artificial Christmas tree in it. The city still didn’t fix it, and the hole kept getting bigger, so her neighbor put a plastic Santa in there too. Then he posted a photo on social media. Now the city has a metal plate over the hole, and says it’ll be fixed this week. Awesome. Check out a pic RIGHT HERE.


Here’s some awesome people answering some awesome questions. Ok, maybe the questions aren’t exactly awesome, but theyr are at least the most searched, so that’s something right?


Science!


This was way more awesome than I expected. These to ask the question, “What if the Incredibles were in Australia?”

WARNING: There are words used here that some people may find offensive. They are edited out for the most part, but still, they are there. So if words offend you, steer clear of this one.


Not gonna lie, I do like me some avocado toast, we’ll see what kids think of it.


 

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