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    The wii u will sell once the ps4 and Xbox infinite come out. It will be easier to make games for it, plus games will be cheaper and it’s able to play wii games and will have a great library of downloadable games

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  • I know this wrong, but man this is funny

    I know this wrong, but man this is funny

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  • thetallblacknerd:

    chopper05 reblogged your photoset: the-bifrost: The good ones, they’re not heroes…

    Could be Rage

    too old to be rage, he’s a new warrior

    Rage was 14 year old whose body aged to be around 30. Just a guess though.

    Source: thetallblacknerd
    • 2 days ago
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  • thetallblacknerd:

    the-bifrost:

    The good ones, they’re not heroes because of what they have, it’s what they do with it.

    What if this is Elijah Bradley?

    Could be Rage

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  • Lol

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  • Evolution Of A Queen: black inventors and their inventions. We invented more than fucking peanut butter.

    mpr1m3:

    air conditioning unit Frederick M. Jones July 12, 1949 

    almanac Benjamin Banneker Approx 1791

    auto cut-off switch Granville T. Woods January 1, 1839

    auto fishing devise G. Cook May 30, 1899

    automatic gear shift Richard Spikes February 28, 1932

    baby buggy                    W.H. Richardson         June 18, 1899

    bicycle frame                 L.R. Johnson            October 10, 1899

    biscuit cutter                A.P. Ashbourne          November 30, 1875

    blood plasma bag              Charles Drew            Approx. 1945

    cellular phone                Henry T. Sampson        July 6, 1971

    chamber commode               T. Elkins               January 3, 1897

    clothes dryer                 G. T. Sampson           June 6, 1862

    curtain rod                   S. R. Scratton          November 30, 1889

    curtain rod support           William S. Grant        August 4, 1896

    door knob                     O. Dorsey               December 10, 1878

    door stop                     O. Dorsey               December 10, 1878

    dust pan                      Lawrence P. Ray         August 3, 1897

    egg beater                    Willie Johnson          February 5, 1884

    electric lampbulb             Lewis Latimer           March 21, 1882

    elevator                      Alexander Miles         October 11, 1867

    eye protector                 P. Johnson              November 2, 1880

    fire escape ladder            J. W. Winters           May 7, 1878

    fire extinguisher             T. Marshall             October 26, 1872

    folding bed                   L. C. Bailey            July 18, 1899

    folding chair                 Brody & Surgwar         June 11, 1889

    fountain pen                  W. B. Purvis            January 7, 1890

    furniture caster              O. A. Fisher            1878

    gas mask                      Garrett Morgan          October 13, 1914

    golf tee                      T. Grant                December 12, 1899

    guitar                        Robert F. Flemming, Jr. March 3, 1886

    hair brush                    Lydia O. Newman         November 15, 18—

    hand stamp                    Walter B. Purvis        February 27 1883

    horse shoe                    J. Ricks                March 30, 1885

    ice cream scooper             A. L. Cralle            February 2, 1897

    improv. sugar making          Norbet Rillieux         December 10, 1846

    insect-destroyer gun          A. C. Richard           February 28, 1899

    ironing board                 Sarah Boone             December 30, 1887

    key chain                     F. J. Loudin            January 9, 1894

    lantern                       Michael C. Harvey       August 19, 1884

    lawn mower                    L. A. Burr              May 19, 1889

    lawn sprinkler                J. W. Smith             May 4, 1897

    lemon squeezer                J. Thomas White         December 8, 1893

    lock                          W. A. Martin            July 23, 18—

    lubricating cup               Ellijah McCoy           November 15, 1895

    lunch pail                    James Robinson          1887

    mail box                      Paul L. Downing         October 27, 1891

    mop                           Thomas W. Stewart       June 11, 1893

    motor                         Frederick M. Jones      June 27, 1939

    peanut butter                 George Washington Carver    1896

    pencil sharpener              J. L. Love              November 23, 1897

    phone transmitter             Granville T. Woods      December 2, 1884

    record player arm             Joseph Hunger Dickenson January 8, 1819

    refrigerator                  J. Standard             June 14, 1891

    riding saddles                W. D. Davis             October 6, 1895

    rolling pin                   John W. Reed            1864

    shampoo headrest              C. O. Bailiff           October 11, 1898

    spark plug                    Edmond Berger           February 2, 1839

    stethoscope                   Imhotep                 Ancient Egypt

    stove                         T. A. Carrington        July 25, 1876

    straightening comb            Madam C. J. Walker      Approx 1905

    street sweeper                Charles B. Brooks       March 17, 1890

    thermostat control            Frederick M. Jones      February 23, 1960

    traffic light                 Garrett Morgan          November 20, 1923

    tricycle                      M. A. Cherry            May 6, 1886

    typewriter                    Burridge & Marshman     April 7, 1885

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  • desmondcs:

I’m sure Iona Rozeal Brown would love “Samurai Champloo”.

    desmondcs:

    I’m sure Iona Rozeal Brown would love “Samurai Champloo”.

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    Source: The New York Times
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  • srd1998:

Sonic The Hedgehog y Knuckles The Echidna en Marble Zone

    srd1998:

    Sonic The Hedgehog y Knuckles The Echidna en Marble Zone

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