The History Channel

La Joconde prend le bus (photo pas de moi).

They're allowed to live, too !

Clever ones

This gorilla in telling the visitors at his zoo to not give him food... in American Sign Language !

It has now been proven that Jesus had a cat. They found a statue of them two. His name was Mister Holy Socks.

This guy is so sneaky chasing a tail he must have ninja blood.

Speaking about ninja... This one's gonna fuck you up.

Tag ! You're it.

Chill in a hammock.

No one will ever forget what he did

This guy is high as fuck

I wish you to not land this kind of paint job.

The Trump Special

I laffed

He is couch. You are couch. Everything is couch.

Albanian Greece

So there was a time Greece was not much Greek, or Byzantine.
In 1204, the Latin Empire ("the Franks") was installed in Greece, and outlasted the capture of Constantinople by the Byzantine (1261). The Frankokratia that succeeded it only disappeared in 1579, after having gradually been reduced to nothing.
To the North, the Serbian Empire had been founded in 1347 by Stefan Dušan, who was crowned "Emperor of the Serbs and Greeks" in Skopje. His empire didn't last after his own son ; by 1400, the Ottomans dominated directly or indirectly (feudally) most of Greece. Before and after this sequence, many people moved to Northern Greece : the Albanians, but also the Aromanians (ethnically Romanians), and Gypsies (who were first settled in Kerkyra). From this Albanian and Aromanian populations, the Arvanites and the Chams (Alb.) and the Vlachs (Rom.) were the longest to survive, but were expelled or acculturated in the 20th c..
In the Peloponnese (then called Morea by the Franks), the Frankish states of the Frankokratia were slowly reconquered by the Byzantines between 1259 and 1430. The Italian Charles of the Anjou family, born in Durazzo (today's Durrës in Albania), had become King of Naples and King of Hungary. He increased his Napolitan possessions along the west coast of the Balkans by inheriting the Frankish Principalty of Achaea in 1383 ; but soon after, he was assassinated, and the Venetians took Kerkyra.

Flappers. Flappers everywhere.

Snoop Dodgy Dogs

You can play too.

Greece's growth

Greece has voted the last bailout, next August. "Around 3,000 demonstrators marched through central Athens in protest."

Greece economy has taken off enough that it's expecting the highest growth rate in 10 years for 2019 : 2,3%.

In other news, Macedonia accepted to change its name to "Northern Macedonia". It's still not ratified in Macedonia itself, though.

The Cuteness

Pieces of Wisdom

[read on Reddit] [cause obviously...]
You can superheat the water in the microwave. It would explode the door and shoot out the container through the room. You need to put something in the water like a toothpick, even a scrap of paper towel to act as a nucleation point so the water can start to boil. Otherwise there is a chance the water will heat up way past the boiling point without starting to boil. Then, it will eventually release all that energy it used to increase above the boiling in an extremely rapid boil in about half a second.