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1. Michael Jackson and Donald Trump on their way to visit child AIDS patient Ryan White in 1990. The Sikh in the background is Mani Khalsa, Michael’s personal chef.
2. 13-year-old Justin Bieber singing for passer-bys in Stratford, Canada, 2007.
3. Queen Elizabeth II as a 10-year-old with her dog, 1936.
4. Robert Downey Jr. and Sarah Jessica Parker, 1983
5. Leonardo DiCaprio, 1996.
6. Shaquille O’Neal and Bill Gates, 1999.
7. Princess Diana and Rowan Atkinson ( Mr. Bean ) at the Royal Variety Show, 1984.
8. The first photo of Linkin Park with Chester Bennington (on the far right) in 1997.
At Catalhoyuk, a Neolithic site in central Turkey, archaeologists have discovered a rare stone figurine of a woman about 8,000 years old. Only a handful of statuettes of the era have been found in one piece.
The figurine was found beneath a platform with a piece of obsidian, which suggests that it may have been placed there as part of some ritual.
Such figurines are often thought of as fertility goddesses. The archaeologists, however, suggest the object represents older women who have achieved status.
The ancient figurine measures 6.7 inches (17 cm) long and weighs 2.2 pounds (1 kg), and was carved from a marmoreal stone.
The remarkable object is “considered unique due to its intact form and fine craftsmanship,” according to a statement from the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
The archaeologists said the figurine was probably used in rituals.
RONNIE COLEMAN SAYS FLEX WHEELER INTRODUCED HIM TO STEROIDS
Steroid use has and probably always will be the mass monster elephant in the bodybuilding room. It’s not something a lot of people like talking about but we all know it’s there.
Ronnie Coleman though had no problem discussing it during a recent appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience. The eight-time Mr. Olympia and perhaps greatest bodybuilder of all time laughed when podcast host Rogan mentioned that many bodybuilders promote supplements and creatine as they keys to their success.
They’ll help Coleman told Rogan but it’s not going to get you to 330 pounds and 3 percent body fat. He also said he never hid the fact that he took gear. I didn’t have a reason to hide it he says. People aren’t stupid.
Coleman started bodybuilding when he was 24 and for the first six years of his career he was all-natural. He started taking steroids because he was tired of having his ass kicked during shows. The highest I would place was third he told Rogan. The other guys had a competitive advantage so I was like Let’s make this thing equal.
In fact it was one of Coleman’s fellow competitors who helped him secure his d-ball supply: Flex Wheeler. That’s one of my best friends in the world Coleman says. He taught me everything I know.
The steroids didn’t make him exponentially stronger he could deadlift 750 pounds naturally or bigger but he quickly became much more shredded once he started taking the stuff. As far as my conditioning it was night and day Coleman says.
While he didn’t reveal the exact details of his cycle Coleman said he wasn’t taking a massive amount of steroids while training for the Mr. Olympia or other contests. I probably wasn’t taking much more than what those baseball players was taking he says.
And in a revelation that stunned Rogan Coleman says he never cycled off gear in the off-season he just stopped taking them cold turkey. That didn’t bother me one bit he says.
He attributed that to his genetics. You have to have genetics Coleman says. They can’t get that big if they’re not gifted for it.
Coleman also revealed all of his steroids were provided to him by a doctor because the Drug Enforcement Agency was trying to crack down on steroids in the black market. Any kind of test or growth hormone they’d give you a prescription for it he says.
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You are looking at the face of a person who lived 15,000 years ago.
The finds of a modern human found in a limestone cave in France in 1911 were thought to belong to a female individual due to the size of the pelvis, and because the wisdom teeth in the skull had not yet erupted, it was named the Girl of Magdalena. However, in the later X-ray scan, it was determined that the wisdom teeth were impacted, and it was claimed that it belonged to a woman who died between the ages of 25-35.
The image of the skull, which was damaged during its discovery and then restored incorrectly, was reconstructed by scanning using the possibilities of today's technology, and French sculptor Elisabeth Daynes, based on these data, prepared the model you see now and gave life to the Magdelena Woman.
Named after her time, the Magdalene Woman has high cheekbones and a mysterious smile similar to that of the Mona Lisa. She lived before the ice age and at a time when dogs were domesticated.
Imagine a late medieval nobleman who, perhaps due to a hormonal condition, grows to be seven feet tall andterrifyinglyphysically powerful. A complete freak of nature, the man stands head and shoulders above literally everyone in his era. His name isPier Gerlofs Donia. His life is peaceful until his wife gets raped and murdered by a band of Habsburg marauders, after which he raises an army and all hell breaks loose.
Donia is outnumbered, outgunned, outmatched by the world’s largest empire at the time and in spite of this, manages to remain undefeated both on the battlefield as well as at sea — he also takes to the water as a pirate. In numerous battles he murders countless enemies, and also insists on personally executing those he captures. In one battle he captures as many as 28 enemy ships, killing every single captive by either beheading them or throwing them overboard to drown. Legend has it Donia was capable of beheading multiple men at once with his oversized sword; like its owner, the sword had a length of seven feet from hilt to tip.
Some of the vengeful nobleman’s armor survives until today. I’ll include a photograph of some archeologist having some fun wearing the man’s oversized helmet. It really shows just howmassivethe guy was and how terrifying it must have been to encounter him in the field of battle. Many giant people are somewhat oddly proportioned, skinny, or have heads seemingly to large for their torso, but this man was just… an absolute unit.
In 1520 the fearful warrior dies, aged only forty. Endless battle injuries have caught up with him. Few men killed as many people as Pier Gerlofs Donia did, and few swords saw as much blood spill. It never brought back his wife… but he avenged her a thousand times over.
